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Milwaukee Kyudo Kai

Glendale, Wisconsin
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About archery in Glendale, Wisconsin

Milwaukee Kyudo Kai is an archery facility in Glendale, Wisconsin.

About Milwaukee Kyudo Kai

Milwaukee Kyudo Kai, based in Glendale, Wisconsin, is a USA Archery affiliated group running an Adult Archery Program, though its name points to something more specific than typical Western target archery: kyudo, the traditional Japanese art of the bow, which emphasizes form, ritual, and mental discipline as much as accuracy. That makes it a distinctive option in the Milwaukee area for adults drawn to a more meditative, traditionally rooted style of archery. As a hybrid group, it likely blends structured practice with a smaller, dedicated community of practitioners. Adults in the Glendale or greater Milwaukee area interested in kyudo should contact Milwaukee Kyudo Kai directly for current practice schedules.

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Location

Milwaukee Kyudo Kai

St John's Lutheran, 7877 N Port Washington Rd

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Milwaukee Kyudo Kai

St John's Lutheran, 7877 N Port Washington Rd

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Business Hours

Sundays 1-2 PM (winter indoor at Nicolet High School); Sundays 5-6:30 PM (summer at local park)

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Getting started in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Archery Alliance is a governing body for archery in Wisconsin, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the state guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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