Category: General: for seasoned Archers

What is the best color for a bowstring?

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In the early days of archery, most bowstrings were white. That is because the materials bowstrings were made of were … Read MoreWhat is the best color for a bowstring?

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9 Tips to improve accuracy during windy weather – archery

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Where I live it can be extremely windy, especially when shooting on the field. As you have probably noticed, the … Read More9 Tips to improve accuracy during windy weather – archery

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When are you ready to increase the draw weight?

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I always recommend new archers to start with a low draw weight. This helps you to keep the right form … Read MoreWhen are you ready to increase the draw weight?

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Are expensive bows worth the cost?

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Regardless of whether you shoot compound, recurve, or traditional, you may notice that there are cheap and very expensive bows … Read MoreAre expensive bows worth the cost?

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The pros and cons of a kisser button

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Kisser buttons are quite a controversial tool. Some archers love them and can’t shoot without it. Others believe that they … Read MoreThe pros and cons of a kisser button

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Training your muscles for archery – is it even helpful?

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There are a lot of different articles and videos on the internet on how you can increase your upper body … Read MoreTraining your muscles for archery – is it even helpful?

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How to reduce bow vibration

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Every bow vibrates; even the most expensive and well design bows can’t remove all vibration. Most archers don’t worry about … Read MoreHow to reduce bow vibration

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