We had a littlle bit of fun today!

[daiwateampenn]

How come the "Instructor A.S" is not shooting.... Should get yourself a backup bow.... hehehe...

i also didnt notice the two arrows. just after you mentioned. i take another look, i saw the bottom two arrows.... hehehe.. i didnt laugh... i just smiled.

How come no picture of you appearing in the shootout??? hahahaha....

[Arrow Splitter]

How come the "Instructor A.S" is not shooting.... Should get yourself a backup bow.... hehehe...

Hey! That's not funny! LOL I want to get a new bow someday.....once college is done.

A.S

[bfisher]

How come the "Instructor A.S" is not shooting.... Should get yourself a backup bow.... hehehe...

i also didnt notice the two arrows. just after you mentioned. i take another look, i saw the bottom two arrows.... hehehe.. i didnt laugh... i just smiled.

How come no picture of you appearing in the shootout??? hahahaha....

Hey, watch it there, LOL. I can appreciate what Brad is going through. I have often times gone out to my archery club to practice and got roped into coaching or "bow teching" and never taken my bow off the hook, or gotten maybe a half dozen shots all evening. Helping others can be very rewarding in and of itself. Good job, Brad. It's all part of the fun.

[daiwateampenn]

Hey! That's not funny! LOL I want to get a new bow someday.....once college is done.

A.S

good decision..... especially when the time u start earn ur own sweat money...

Hey, watch it there, LOL. I can appreciate what Brad is going through. I have often times gone out to my archery club to practice and got roped into coaching or "bow teching" and never taken my bow off the hook, or gotten maybe a half dozen shots all evening. Helping others can be very rewarding in and of itself. Good job, Brad. It's all part of the fun.

Just so envy that archer coaching archer.... i have to shoot all the time alone.... and nobody there to coach or share opinion or discuss on shooting...

[Hutch~n~Son Archery]

good decision..... especially when the time u start earn ur own sweat money...



Just so envy that archer coaching archer.... i have to shoot all the time alone.... and nobody there to coach or share opinion or discuss on shooting...

One tip for you! video yourself shooting. Watch the video and see what you are doing right and wrong. My son Arrow splitter has done this and improved his shooting ability. It is also fun to do because it put you on the spot to shoot correctly.





Hutch

[Arrow Splitter]

Good job, Brad. It's all part of the fun.

Thanks Barry.

good decision..... especially when the time u start earn ur own sweat money...

Yeah, and to think, as a machinist I might even make my own compound bow.

[daiwateampenn]

One tip for you! video yourself shooting. Watch the video and see what you are doing right and wrong. My son Arrow splitter has done this and improved his shooting ability. It is also fun to do because it put you on the spot to shoot correctly.



Hutch

Did it a few time. but from the side, but cant get the front video, hehehe.. maybe illusion of and something in front of me, makes me cant shoot the bow.. hahaha... Think too much of hitting the camera, infact the camera is far off the arrow path....

Yeah, and to think, I as a machinist I might even make my own compound bow.

Great... if you do... make sure its in the market..... i will get one on my hand....

[bfisher]

One tip for you! video yourself shooting. Watch the video and see what you are doing right and wrong. My son Arrow splitter has done this and improved his shooting ability. It is also fun to do because it put you on the spot to shoot correctly.





Hutch

That's a good idea Hutch. One I've wanted to do for a long time and just forget to take the camcorder along. The pisser is that I spend so much time helping others that it just slips my mind. I've really wanted to critique my own form just to check body and shoulder alignment while aiming. I'm pretty certain after 39 years that I have my draw length optimized for me as I know what we call "correct" draw length is not some number derived from measurements or charts, but how a bow holds and aims at full draw. In my case I'm solid as a rock once I get settled, but with a case of target panic I'm locked and solid just on the left edge of the spot no matter the distance. And I also know that adjusting the sight isn't the answer; gotta work on that brain thing.