What Would Be A Good Competition Recurve Bow With Which To Start Learning Archery?
Written by Diana on October 31, 2008 – 10:21 am -After watching the Olympics games this year I found the archery very entertaining and it looks like a sport that I would like to get involved in. As I know absolutely nothing about archery I would like a Archery bow that is affordable yet decent and suitable for a beginner. I have heard that the competition recurves are what are used in the Olympics games. Is that the best bow to start with? Read More →
Tags: Archery, Competition Recurve Bow, Olympics Games
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What Muscle Groups Are Used In Archery ?
Written by Mack on October 31, 2008 – 7:28 am -Mack asked: I’m trying to add some archery exercises to my exercise routine, and other than doing some basic back exercises, I don’t exactly know what specific exercises to do to help with my hobby. I could buy a BowFit, but I just don’t want to spend that kind of money just yet. Read More →
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How Do Improve My Archery Skills?
Written by grasshopper on September 27, 2008 – 10:00 am -I’m quite new to the whole archery scene. I bought a beginners recurve bow and now I want improve my archery skills. I would also like to add sights, shock absorbers and so on. Anyone willing to explain what they do exactly, and how they are connected to a recurve bow. I have been doing a little reading up but it still leaves me a little confused. I want to know about any accessory and add on like sights, stablizers, shock absorbers, arrow rest that could improve my archery. Read More →
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Sports Recreation: Relieve Stress and Have Fun
Written by Mike on September 23, 2008 – 8:17 am -The world we live in is growing increasingly fast-paced, stressful, and filled with responsibility. Because of this, everyone needs some time to relax and have some recreation. Our modern way of life also tends to be sedentary, and the meals we eat are often not very healthy. Exercise is a very important component in renewing us. For these reasons, sports recreation activities are some of the best recreation we can choose. There are many options for hobbies to provide sports recreation. You may even want to learn some new recreational sports skills. Courses to learn new sports recreation skills can be found online and in larger cities. You can learn and participate in team sports through the local Y and other organizations. Team... more
Tags: Archery, bowfishing, Bowhunting, target shooting
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Tips for Archery Fishing
Written by Mike on September 13, 2008 – 9:38 am -Tips for Archery Fishing Also known as Bow fishing, this is a sport wherein a fisherman uses archery equipment to fish. A regular hunting bow can be used for fishing by simply attaching a reel to the front of the bow grip, although a compound bow is favored by many. Archery fishing is especially favored by regular hunters when regular game like deer are off season. This way they can continuously hone their skills for whatever season it may be. Before engaging in bowfishing, one must first take into consideration the following: 1. A fisherman must be duly licensed. Some states require that an individual have a state license to fish. 2. Equipment. Most states have a predetermined set of approved equipment for archery fishing. 3. Archery... more
Tags: archery fishing, bowfishing, Bowhunting, Hunting
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Compound Bow 80 Yards
Written by Mike on September 7, 2008 – 8:19 pm -A relaxing day out target shooting with compound bow. This is Brendan and his friend Mel shooting their compound bows at Spen Victoria. Anyway hope you like the video….. Read More →
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Compound Or Recurve
Written by Mike on September 1, 2008 – 8:21 am -Selecting which bow to use is something only you can decide.It is a good idea to try both types first to give you a feeling for the bow that suits you best. The recurve bow is used in competition and hunting as is the compound bow and is the more traditional bow. The recurve bow has less moving parts than the compound bow and is easier to tune and maintain. The main downside is it’s ‘draw weight’ where the full strength of the bow must be held by the fingers, this requires a degree of strength to properly control the bow. The compound bow is the standard bow used for hunting, and allows the archer to have more power at his/her finger tips with a lot less effort than other bow types because of a series of cables and pulleys. Because... more
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Archery For The Beginner
Written by Mike on August 31, 2008 – 9:18 am -Before starting archery you should decide on the type of archery you wish to do, target shooting or bowhunting. Make sure you have somewhere safe to shoot, that the archery equipment is adequate for it’s intended purpose and you have a qualified instructor with you. With proper instruction you will learn very quickly how to shoot a bow and arrow. Becoming proficient at it will take longer depending upon your attitude and determination. There are numerous clubs and archery associations dotted throughout the United States where you can find out more information. A local archery shop will advise on clubs that are in your area, many will have an internet website where you can find out further information. Through these clubs you will be... more
Tags: Archery, Compound Bow, crossbow, longbow, recurve bow
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Incredible Archery
Written by Mike on August 17, 2008 – 11:11 am -I am not sure whether shooting a bow like this is going to catch on but it sure is something special and it looks as though the audience and panel thoroughly enjoyed it….. Read More →
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Archery Tips For A Beginner?
Written by Jaz on May 26, 2008 – 2:08 am -Just recently I received a Fred Bear Element compound bow for a birthday present and it was set at 28 60-70lb draw. The archery shop where it was purchased from set the bow like 55lbs to start me out. Could anyone say if this is this ok since the bow weight says 60-70lb. Any other advice would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance Read More →
Tags: Archery Shop, Archery Tips, Compound Bow
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