Release Pent-Up Stress at This IG-Friendly Indoor Archery Range in Manila

Release all that rage with their unlimited arrows packages.

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(SPOT.ph) We get it. Life as a Metro-dweller is filled with unnecessary stressors. Whether it's traffic, work, or even school keeping you on edge, we all need a release. If you're in the general U-belt area and are looking for a bang-for-your-buck way to get rid of some deep-seated anger, you may want to hit up Poitiers Archery in Sampaloc, Manila. Dubbed the country's first neon-lit indoor archery range, Poitiers lets you shoot arrows 'til you drop and serves as a great background for aesthetic photos and friendly group hangouts.  

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Here's why this indoor archery range in Manila is a great hangout spot for stressed-out people:

Poitier's Archery is located near many of Manila's biggest colleges because it's smack in the middle of the university belt area in Manila. This neon-lit, grungy, urban playground allows you to release stress and pent-up anger over a long day at school or work. The best part? There's no need to break the bank by buying more arrows to reload, as this spot offers unlimited shooting for a fixed amount of time. 

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For just P350, stressed-out students, overworked professors, and workers in the area can shoot as many arrows as they can toward a target for 30 minutes. But hey, if you've got a buttload of anger and 30 minutes isn't enough to get it all out,  you can also opt for their one-hour unlimited arrows package at just P450. 

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A package at Poitiers Archery, whether for 30 minutes or an hour, includes, basic archery coaching, target paper, gear and equipment rental, and the range fee. This way, you can shoot your way to Nirvana without worrying about burning a hole through your pocket, thanks to any hidden fees and additional charges. 

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But hey, if you want to upgrade your experience, you can also opt to add P50 for new target paper, an extra P150 per guest for a 30-minute extension or P200 per guest for an additional hour.

Archery isn't just for those with anger to release. Poitiers Archery is also friendly for the 'Gram. Take tons of wacky photos with your friends amidst the urban grunge and neon-lit decor. Don wacky glasses available on-site, and plan black-light-friendly outfits with the gang when you visit. Trust us. Your IG feeds will be lit.

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Check out this neon-lit indoor archery range near some of Manila's biggest universities:

TBH, you can also bring your S.O. or date at Poitiers Archery. Nothing says adventurous and fun more than a dose of good ol' friendly competition with your special someone. 

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Poitiers Archery is at Dormus Executive Dormitories, España Boulevard, Barangay 397, Sampaloc, Manila. It is open on Mondays to Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on Sundays from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. For more information, visit Poitiers Archery's Facebook page.

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