Archery Tag
Archery Tag is a fast-growing sport in Europe and the U.S., blending team competition with archery, making it ideal for team-building. Players, equipped with safety-designed bows, arrows, and protective gear, aim to win by hitting all targets or tagging opponents. The fast-paced action mimics the intensity of an ancient battlefield, requiring both offense and defense for success.
The patented foam arrows ensure no real pain when hit, maintaining safety while keeping the thrill of the game intact. This allows participants to fully immerse themselves in the excitement without worry.
Throughout the game, players must constantly adjust strategies, collaborate with teammates, and avoid enemy attacks, sharpening focus and reaction times. This builds a unique sense of achievement and fuels competitiveness and teamwork.
Archery Tag is more than just a fun game; it's a chance for personal and team growth. Participants learn to stay calm under pressure, overcome challenges, and support each other, building a more confident and unified team.
3+ hours
30 people Max.
Indoor court, Outdoor lawn
FAQ
An archery sport invented by American, John Jackson, played with specially designed bows and arrows on an area about half the size of a basketball court, in a form similar to dodgeball, in which the two sides are divided into two teams of about five players each, and eliminate their opponents by shooting with bows and arrows, either knocking down the targets on the other side's targets, or eliminating all the members of the opposing team to win the game.
It is more common for 12-20 people to participate in 5-on-5 events, or 10-on-10 or more powerful event formats if the number of people is even larger.
Coaches will teach safety and rules and there will be no physical contact.
Wearing a mask at all time will prevent injury. The arrow head is made of foam material to help minimizing the impact.
We can hold Archery Tag at sports centers across all counties and cities. Outdoor lawns, indoor basketball courts, volleyball courts, and badminton courts are recommended.