Vic Wunderle, Silver Medallist at the 2000 Olypics in Sydney, after one of his 60's in the Werner & Iris Center!

Werner Beiter congratulates Alan Wills from Great Britain, 2nd at the World Games 2005, after his 60 and 342 points!

The complete Venezuelan Archery Team did spend almost one week at the Werner & Iris Center in May 2002. 17 archers tested material, made High Speed Films with Werner Beiter and were able to do their training programs, guided by Juan Carlos Holgado. In the center of the picture you see Werner Beiter and the President of the FEVETA Senor Truijllo.

Athens 2004 was a High-Light! Werner Beiter liked the event and the working people so much, that he invited the archers of the Team of Athoc 2004 to use the Werner & Iris Center. They came in November 2004 with their boss Juan Carlos Holgado and spent a beautiful week-end in Dauchingen.

Not only archery! June 2002 a Group of archers were invited to shoot at the Werner & Iris Center and - in the evening - they all decided to visit the Kart-Racing in Rottweil: among others you can see Vic Wunderle, Alison Williamson, Petra Ericsson, Nico Nedrickx, Almudena Gallardo, Paul Vermeiren...

Butch Johnson - US-Top archer, 4 times Olympian and medallist in many international events - shows his 60 in the Werner & Iris Center.

Bard Nesteng and Lars-Erik Humlekjaer, Top Norewegian Archers, had to paint their finger nails! During the High Speed Films Werner Beiter needed more contrast!

In July 2004 the French Olympic Men's Team visited the Werner & Iris Center. Marc Dellenbach, Werner Beiter, Tomas Naglieri, Franck Fisseux, Jocelyn De Grandis.

The Slowenian Team had 2 days of work at the Werner & Iris Center early April 2005.

A delegation from Malta guided by John Schembri visited the Werner & Iris Center October 2003 for the first time. Their gift for Werner Beiter was national flag of Malta.

Every year during the School summer-holidays Werner Beiter invites kids from Dauchingen into the Werner & Iris Center to try archery. One day the Center is open for the kids, who really enjoy the time spent there!

Quicks, the largest distributor in the UK, visited the Werner & Iris Center with his staff twice... the first time November 1999,...

...the second time exactly one year later,..they enjoyed their first trip so much, that a second group wanted to share the same experience.

December 2003 a large delegation of coaches and archers from the Czech Republic spent 2 days in the Werner & Iris Center, doing seminars and collecting information.

Mario Casavecchia, Italian Top Archer and Olympian in Sydney, shows his 60 at the Werner & Iris Center.

Giuseppe Lorenz, President of the Archery Club of Bolzano in Italy, visits the Center yearly with different archers...

...enjoying shooting and high speed filming with Werner Beiter.

Top Spanish archers Almudena Gallardo, Felipe Lopez and Juan Carlos Holgado presented a commemorative plate to Werner Beiter, thanking him for his support for the Spanish Federation.

Top archers with the General Secretary and the Event Manager of FITA visit Werner Beiter at the Werner & Iris Center and shoot!
From left to right: Wiebke Nulle, Juan Carlos Holgado, Anja Hitzler, Werner Beiter, Nathalie & Tom Dielen.

Also the Swiss Team visited the Werner & Iris Center in April 2004. Together with their Team Captain Tom Dielen they used the opportunities given in the Beiter Center to make their internal qualification for the Euro GP'S and European Championships in 2004.

British Field Squad Members Peter Frost and Michelle Worthington visit the Werner & Iris Center every year. Both are from the London Area and enjoy staing at the Center, checking their material and getting ready for the new season. Both participeated at the 2005 Field EC.

Candy Schofield and her husband Phil Schofield from England are long time friends and passionated archer (at least Candy!!!). This picture shows her with a group of archery friends visiting the Werner & Iris Center in March 2007: Mark Preston, Andrea Gales, Vikky and Paul Atkins, Abby Clayton (John Brady is not on the picture).

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