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Bryony Pitman

Summary

Club: Worthing AC
County: Sussex
Age: 26
Years shooting: 15 years
Job: Professional Athlete



Equipment specification being used for 2024

Bow make and model: Hoyt GMX 3 Series. Axia foam core limbs
Arrows for Target: Easton X10 with P2 Elivanes and Beiter out-nocks
Arrows for Field: Easton ACE or X10 Parallel Pro with P2 Elivanes and Beiter pin nocks
Sight: Shibuya Ultima RC Pro
Stabilisers: Shrewd Revel
Arrow Rest: Shibuya Ultima
Button: Beiter or Wifler industries
Finger Tab: Fairweather Tab
Tab Fairweather
String material: BCY Mercury
Other Items you want to mention: Elivanes, HM Archery Targets,

 

How did you get into archery?
My Dad shot compound for the British Field team and hearing his stories about it when I was growing up inspired me. I wanted to be a World FieldChampion before I’d even picked up a bow.

What are your archery performance highlights?
World No. 1
European Field Champion
Multiple World/European medals as a junior and senior for outdoor/indoor/field

What are your goals for 2024 and beyond?
World Field Championships Gold
Paris Olympics
World Games Gold
Keep enjoying what I do and making the most out of every opportunity I have

Manufacturer sponsors
Hoyt, Elivanes, Shrewd, Shibuya, Fairweather, Easton, R-Core Grips, Vortex, Bowmar Archery.

Who has been most influential in helping you get to your current level?
Gary Kinghorn has always helped me to be the best I can be, whilst also making sure I loved the sport.He’s the biggest reason I’ve got as far as I have, but I can’t forget several others who have coached me along the way: Steve Nicolson, Lloyd Brown, Olly Logan, Songi Woo, and mostrecently Naomi Folkard. I’ve also been lucky enough to work with some really great support staff at Lilleshall, who have really helped me to develop as an athlete and as a person.

Who is your most admired archer?
Within the UK, I’ll always look up to Amy Oliver and Naomi Folkard for their achievements in field. Also Lisa Unruh and Kang Chae Young.

What advice can you give to up and coming new archers?
Get a good coach, love what you do, enjoy working hard, and embrace every opportunity archery gives to you.