We return this fall with another episode. In this episode, Kelly speaks with Ontario archer Kyle Tremblay, who finished in sixth place at the Paris Paralympics, talks about his journey from able-bodied athlete to para archery success.

Strings and things: on this episode, FireWire Custom Bowstrings owner Joel Brugger talks about what goes into the perfect set of strings and X-Shot Archery’s Brady Haslam and Chris Perkins talk about the new Falcon series of lenses.

Kelly is joined by Canadian archer Chris Perkins, fresh off his win at the Iowa Pro-Am. Listen in as Chris talks releases, including his signature TruBall Executive hinge, bow setup, dealing with pressure and about his unusual win at the 2018 Vegas Shoot.

On this episode, Kelly is joined by Team Canada coach Duncan Crawford, PSE shooting staff Cory Smandych and Cam Palichuk and Mental Management Systems instructor Penny Hetletved for a deep dive into target panic: what it is, how to recognize it, how to cure it.

On the latest Canada Talks Archery, recurve archers and Team Canada members Brandon Xuereb and Virginie Chenier, who recently competed at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile, (insert results here if desired) talk about their paths to archery, form, exercise, target panic and some of the key differences between "struggle sticks" and "wheelies."

Kelly sits down with his son, Austin Taylor, who was Rookie of the Year on the ASA tour. As a an ASA and NFAA Pro and World Archery medallist Austin discusses his journey towards setting up his equipment for target and for 3d archery.

Thank you to PSE for their support of Canada Talks Archery. Check out the Shootdown Pro at https://psearchery.com/pse-shootdown-pro/

Kelly speaks to the Canadian team staff from Ireland, Duncan Crawford, Dawn Groszko, and Jr National Coach Soha Mohamed on lessons learned for prepping a national team for WAYC this summer.

In this episode, ASA Archery. Kelly talks to Canadian and one-time world champion 3D archer Erin McGladdery about the ASA game, the rise of Known categories and growth of women in archery. Then, continuing with the ASA theme, Jamie Brehaut and Naython Fleet talk about Alberta Archery’s success in recovering from COVID-19 with its five-tournament ASA series.