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The bow is one of the oldest weapons that man has mastered. From prehistory, through ancient times, long after gunpowder weapons were invented, the bow was an effective tool for hunting and fighting. We use laminate arches – that is glued from many layers of wood and plastic, made on two historical prototypes: – LONGBOW – sometimes called "English", weapons of the English and Welsh infantry of the Middle Ages – A REFLECTIVE ARCH – came to Europe from the east along with nomadic tribes. Shorter, comfortable for horse fighting, with a characteristic broken shape. STATIC, DYNAMIC AND CONTACT Archery can take the form of target shooting, but it can also be a dynamic and emotional shooter. For the latter, we use a pacin shot at the end, and the participants protect their face with special masks. Shooting at targets can also take various forms – on accuracy, on focus (hitting many shots in the smallest possible area), on time or in the pendulum. We are also preparing an archery track for marching. CLASSES WE RUN: LEARNING TO SHOOT with BOWS – we start with a shooting attitude, learning to aim (traditional bows do not have aiming instruments) and simple shooting at the target. ARCHERY TOURNAMENT – a competition of shooting from traditional bows, for the best diplomas on decorative paper with a lacquer seal. For the winner – a gift. BATTLE OF ARCHERS – a contact clash of shooters, armed with special arrows secured with rubber pacina. Shooters use light (max 12 kg of tension) bows, they are equipped with protective masks (similar to, for example, paintball). Several (2-6) gunners take part in the battle, who must eliminate opponents using various field shields. Fun gives participants a lot of adrenaline and great fun 🙂

The bow is one of the oldest weapons that man has mastered. From prehistory, through ancient times, long after gunpowder weapons were invented, the bow was an effective tool for hunting and fighting. We use laminate arches – that is glued from many layers of wood and plastic, made on two historical prototypes: – LONGBOW – sometimes called "English", weapons of the English and Welsh infantry of the Middle Ages – A REFLECTIVE ARCH – came to Europe from the east along with nomadic tribes. Shorter, comfortable for horse fighting, with a characteristic broken shape. STATIC, DYNAMIC AND CONTACT Archery can take the form of target shooting, but it can also be a dynamic and emotional shooter. For the latter, we use a pacin shot at the end, and the participants protect their face with special masks. Shooting at targets can also take various forms – on accuracy, on focus (hitting many shots in the smallest possible area), on time or in the pendulum. We are also preparing an archery track for marching. CLASSES WE RUN: LEARNING TO SHOOT with BOWS – we start with a shooting attitude, learning to aim (traditional bows do not have aiming instruments) and simple shooting at the target. ARCHERY TOURNAMENT – a competition of shooting from traditional bows, for the best diplomas on decorative paper with a lacquer seal. For the winner – a gift. BATTLE OF ARCHERS – a contact clash of shooters, armed with special arrows secured with rubber pacina. Shooters use light (max 12 kg of tension) bows, they are equipped with protective masks (similar to, for example, paintball). Several (2-6) gunners take part in the battle, who must eliminate opponents using various field shields. Fun gives participants a lot of adrenaline and great fun 🙂

Rope climbing is not such a rare form of sport, most often found in the form of artificial climbing walls and rope parks. Needless to say, activity at heights is a great way to spend time. A characteristic feature of mountaineering classes is the impressions they provide to the participants. The man who stands on the edge to descend into the abyss must face his own – absolutely natural – fear. Overcoming it is a source of great satisfaction and satisfaction, and the emotions that are released during the downhill runs make them an unforgettable experience. Such classes develop physical condition, help break down medications, increase independence and confidence in one's own strength. SAFETY These are, of course, extreme sports activities and can be considered dangerous by definition. And they can actually be risky if the safety rules are disregarded. However, with us, this is ensured by trained instructors – the participant is not left alone, and the instructor takes care of safety and checks every element of security 24/7. Of course, we use only equipment with certificates (UIAA, possibly EN)). Instructors conducting classes are people properly trained on a specialized course in terms of conducting classes for beginners (especially children). These courses are held with us every few years, they are led by the PZA mountaineering and high-mountain climbing instructor of the MSiT, Tomasz Kliś. Having fun is important, but safety is more important. We are fully responsible for the safety of people using the classes, provided that the instructor's instructions are strictly followed, which is why we require our participants to do so, and in the event of a lack of understanding – the instructors discontinue the classes. Working since 1998, we have never had any accident that endangered the life or health of the participants (abrasions of the knees or fingers happen). ROCK CLIMBING – 15 m of rock wall, excellent, gentle training of all muscles, a great lesson in perseverance and perseverance.

Rope climbing is not such a rare form of sport, most often found in the form of artificial climbing walls and rope parks. Needless to say, activity at heights is a great way to spend time. A characteristic feature of mountaineering classes is the impressions they provide to the participants. The man who stands on the edge to descend into the abyss must face his own – absolutely natural – fear. Overcoming it is a source of great satisfaction and satisfaction, and the emotions that are released during the downhill runs make them an unforgettable experience. Such classes develop physical condition, help break down medications, increase independence and confidence in one's own strength. SAFETY These are, of course, extreme sports activities and can be considered dangerous by definition. And they can actually be risky if the safety rules are disregarded. However, with us, this is ensured by trained instructors – the participant is not left alone, and the instructor takes care of safety and checks every element of security 24/7. Of course, we use only equipment with certificates (UIAA, possibly EN)). Instructors conducting classes are people properly trained on a specialized course in terms of conducting classes for beginners (especially children). These courses are held with us every few years, they are led by the PZA mountaineering and high-mountain climbing instructor of the MSiT, Tomasz Kliś. Having fun is important, but safety is more important. We are fully responsible for the safety of people using the classes, provided that the instructor's instructions are strictly followed, which is why we require our participants to do so, and in the event of a lack of understanding – the instructors discontinue the classes. Working since 1998, we have never had any accident that endangered the life or health of the participants (abrasions of the knees or fingers happen). WHAT CLASSES WE RUN We do not have permanent rope installations, each class requires the installation of a mountaineering station in a specific place. Therefore, we accept groups of at least 10 people for these classes. EXITS from THE VIADUCT ON VERTICAL ROPES – approx. 30 m down, low speed exit. and in addition to exits: ROCK CLIMBING – 15 m of rock wall, excellent, gentle training of all muscles, a great lesson in perseverance and perseverance. TYROLS CABLEWAY – quick descent using block devices, on diagonally stretched ropes from a height of 30 m (from the viaduct) to a distance of 50 m, a large dose of adrenaline (due to terrain problems, this point is temporarily suspended) "GROMMET" – crossing on horizontal ropes over a flooded moat, a little effort required; EXITS AT THE ROCK WALL – training of downhill techniques, i.e. how to smoothly descend along the wall, bouncing off it; Corded LADDER – climbing the viaduct using a shaky and soft corded ladder – about 30 m; Each of the mountaineering points is available to people of all ages and without any preparation.