Stuart Wall on Archery and Neurodiversity
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Stuart Wall on Archery and Neurodiversity
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Archery has long been known as a sport that appeals to neurodiverse people, but why is that?
What makes it such a good fit for people with ADHD, autism, and other forms of neurodivergence?
This Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we’re exploring how coaches can better support neurodivergent archers.
Stuart Wall, our Engagement Coordinator at Archery GB’s been working on some incredible projects aimed at engaging more disabled and neurodivergent people in archery.
He’s an archery instructor himself and brings not only professional expertise but also personal experience — Stuart has ADHD, and in this episode explores how that’s shaped his career and his relationship with the sport.
Also what can the wider archery community do to make the sport even more welcoming and accessible?
Click here to find out more about archery and neurodiversity.
This podcast is a Clement Stories production.
Host: Jay Vydelingum
Music: '2 Above Zero' - Audionautix