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Navigators Adaptive Sports Club

Clark, New Jersey
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About archery in Clark, New Jersey

Navigators Adaptive Sports Club is an archery facility in Clark, New Jersey.

About Navigators Adaptive Sports Club

Navigators Adaptive Sports Club, based in Clark, New Jersey in Union County, is a USA Archery affiliated club running an Adult Archery Program, and its name signals a focus on adaptive sports for archers navigating disabilities. That framing makes it a notable resource in a state where most listed clubs default to standard youth or open-membership models. Central New Jersey has decent access to archery generally, but a club built around adaptive sports fills a different niche, one aimed at making the sport genuinely accessible rather than just available. Program specifics and scheduling aren't detailed here, so reaching out directly is the way to learn what adaptive support looks like day to day.

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Navigators Adaptive Sports Club

136 Oak Ridge Rd

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Navigators Adaptive Sports Club

136 Oak Ridge Rd

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