When students hear one blast, what are they typically expected to do?

When students hear one blast of the whistle, they are typically expected to prepare for shooting. This signal indicates that it is time for archers to get ready to shoot their arrows. Proper communication through whistle signals is fundamental for ensuring safety and organization in archery sessions.

Hearing one blast is a clear cue that the archers should take their equipment, approach the shooting line, and prepare themselves to shoot. This ensures that everyone is ready when it is safe to engage in shooting activities. The use of such standardized signals contributes to a structured shooting environment, enhancing both safety and efficiency within the practice or instructional setting.