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Flying Arrows JOAD

Washington Township, Ohio
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About archery in Washington Township, Ohio

Flying Arrows JOAD is an archery facility in Washington Township, Ohio.

About Flying Arrows JOAD

Flying Arrows JOAD, based in Washington Township, Ohio, wears its focus in the name: it's a USA Archery affiliated club built around Junior Olympic Archery Development, the youth pathway that trains kids in Olympic recurve and compound form from beginner level up toward regional competition. The club pairs that with an Adult Archery Program, so it's not purely a youth operation, giving parents a place to shoot alongside their kids rather than just dropping them off. For families in the Dayton-area suburbs looking for structured, coached archery rather than an open range, this is a solid lead. Contact the club for current JOAD session dates and adult program details.

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Flying Arrows JOAD

965 Miamisburg Centerville Rd

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Flying Arrows JOAD

965 Miamisburg Centerville Rd

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