This week in archery: Asia Cup kicks off in Bangkok, Massachusetts moves to end Sunday hunting ban, NASP state championships wrap up in Tennessee, and Austin Archery Club fights to save its 59-acre range.
Tag Archives: recurve bow
Master your recurve bow with 12 proven shooting tips covering stance, grip, anchor point, back tension release, and mental game strategies to tighten your groups and boost your scores.
A well-maintained recurve bow performs consistently and reliably for decades. Neglected equipment degrades quickly, performs poorly, and can fail at critical moments. These essential maintenance practices protect your investment and keep you shooting safely season after season. Bowstring Care and Maintenance Regular String Waxing Bowstring wax provides crucial protection against fraying, moisture damage, and premature […]
Selecting the right draw weight for beginners is one of the most important decisions new archers make. Starting with appropriate poundage prevents injury, builds proper form, and creates a foundation for long-term improvement. Many beginners choose bows that are far too heavy, leading to frustration, bad habits, and sometimes lasting shoulder problems. Why Beginner Draw […]
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