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Central Texas Archery of Austin

Manor, Texas
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About archery in Manor, Texas

Central Texas Archery of Austin is an archery facility in Manor, Texas.

About Central Texas Archery of Austin

Central Texas Archery of Austin, despite the name, is actually based in Manor and carries a different classification than its similarly named neighbors, running as a USA Archery affiliated hybrid club with both Junior Olympic Archery Development and an Adult Archery Program. That combination points to structured coaching for both kids and grown beginners rather than a purely commercial retail setup. The overlapping Central Texas Archery naming across the Austin area can make it easy to confuse locations, so anyone interested in the JOAD or adult program specifically should confirm they've reached this Manor-based, USA Archery affiliated entity before enrolling. Direct contact is the surest way to sort out which location offers what.

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Central Texas Archery of Austin

5400 E Howard Lane

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Central Texas Archery of Austin

5400 E Howard Lane

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