Teen archer on target to win big at US match
Tiny town living proves advantageousLeonard said he turned to the 'net for lessons because Woodenbong, that includes a population of 500 people, Was almost two hours your nearest range.
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"I was surprised when I found out there was one one else in the town doing archery, But even he has moved now.
"I seem people in the city would maybe go to a club every afternoon and shoot at a proper range, Where I just shoot in the home, It's probably a little bit rogue here but I make it work,
however, His family said living in Woodenbong had been a blessing because town often fundraised to send the teen to tournaments.
His father Chris Leonard said locals were proud to boast a internal champion.
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"If they don't know who I am I say 'you know the archer, Remy, I'm his dad the ones know who that is',
'Shoot for a living' the best goalAt age 14, Leonard began training with Lismore City Archers inside the given guidance of trainer Phillip Gill.
Mr Gill said he recognised Leonard's talent appropriate.
"He has top of the class balance like I haven't seen before in a junior, Mr Gill reported.
"how he holds a bow, boot camp he can release the arrow, It makes for a seasoned archer,
Leonard now trains with a US based coach who he conveys with via Facebook.
He said he hoped to catch the eye of potential sponsors at The Vegas Shoot so he could pursue a career in archery when he graduated from soccer practice next year.