ArtemisLite

Marcel van Apeldoorn

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About this app

Artemis is the #1 archery app for archers. It records your score, your arrow-plotting, grouping and monitors and analyses your archery performance. Made for the recreative and also the (semi)professional archer and coach who want to keep track of or improve their archery performance. It was created by the Netherlands compound head coach Marcel van Apeldoorn.

Artemis is used by 10-thousands of archers in the world; from beginners to the worlds number one. From the start of its development in 2012, it is has been used in Olympic training centers all over the world. National teams and members of National teams from the Netherlands, Italy, Canada, Belgium, Austria, Australia, USA, Turkey, Germany, Great Britain have used Artemis in their high-performance program.

Archers and coaches like Mike Schloesser, Sjef van den Berg, Peter Elzinga, Wietse van Alten, Shawn Riggs, Irina Markovic, Martine Couwenberg, Rick and Inge van Caspel-van der Ven and many, many others, have participated in the development and use it in their preparation.

With Artemis you can record your score and your arrows, record any information and analyse it afterwards. Archery is a game of statistics, and this app can help you with the statistical analysis to become a better archer.

Recurve or compound, target or field, archer or trainer/coach, Artemis offers the tools to improve your or your athletes' performance.

ArtemisLite is free! Upgrading to Premium will unleash all analysis potential and an upgrade to Coached is perfect for the close cooperation between athletes and coaches or for National Teams.

It is developed by Marcel van Apeldoorn; a former international archer, aerospace researcher, software developer World Archery coach and head coach of the Compound Team of the Netherlands with decades of experience at the world's top-level. Artemis has been tested in many international events; Worldcups, European and World Championships.

With Artemis, you can record every little detail in your setup and find out what works best.

Match and rounds
- Choose a known round or create a custom round
- Choose from many different target faces (World-Archery, Field, GNAS, IFAA, IBO, NFAA, etc)

Record your competition and training sessions
- Full screen, intuitive and fast.
- Easy positioning of arrow-positions
- Record shot ratings
- Identify which arrow number was shot
- Record heart rate and stress
- Record the answers to self assessment questions

During matches, Artemis helps you with;
- Sight adjustment. Artemis detects when your sight is off and will very accurately advice in sight adjustments
- Arrow consistency. Artemis detects when an arrow starts hitting outside the group and advice on its replacement
- Review your color coded scorecard with lots of extra information
- Review your grouping and the trend of your grouping
- Review the individual arrow performances/grouping

After a training or competition;
- Plot your scores in time
- Plot your average scoring
- Plot your volumes per week or month
- Compare different setups/tuning
- Build your own comparisons between, bows, setups, arrows
- Compare performance on different target faces and
distances

After match performance analysis on website
- Visit your personalized dashboard with data in a webbrowser

Integrates with a Polar heartrate chestband for stress indicators and integrates with the World Archery RyngDyng arrow plotting system

Coaching
- Share your data with your coach

It's not simply a score keeping app, you need to put in some effort but once you know how to use it, Artemis will play an important role in becoming a better archer!

Ratings and reviews

I like the free version of this app. Let's me collect enough data to get a good idea of what I need to improve.

Great app. I use it to record all my son's (U14) tournaments and practice rounds. Is there a way to add eliminations to those rounds that don't have it built in? My son shot a 122-40 with eliminations but can't find a way to add the eliminations without it adding the scores to the qualification score in the round list. Also, if just adding scores (no plotting), can shooting order be turned off? Scores are normally called (and reported in Ianseo) from largest to smallest, not in shot order.

what is the difference between SAS analysis best performing arrows ( these are the arrows that hit more 10s?) And best grouping arrows that comes from selecting some matches then select it from the 3 dots And it says: In competition, use arrows 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 possibly adding 9, 10, 11, 12 (in that order) for best grouping. that is like 9 arrows out of 12? ... also it doesnt show which are the best 3 arrows & what order this means? Thanks for answering my prev Question.

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