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Aug
Aug
Finger tab vs glove — which gives better accuracy and protection? Learn the 5 key differences, when to use each, and how to fit them correctly for recurve and traditional archery.
Tag Archives: recurve
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Jul
Jul
Quick Answer: Follow-through in archery is holding your form — bow arm up, string hand back, core engaged — for a full second or two after the arrow leaves the string. It matters because most misses that look like release problems are actually follow-through problems: the archer’s body starts relaxing a fraction of a second […]
23
Jul
Jul
Quick Answer: A kisser button is a small bead or disc mounted on the bowstring that touches the corner of your mouth at full draw, giving you a second fixed anchor reference beyond your hand position. It fixes vertical head position, which stops arrows from stringing high and low even when your hand anchor feels […]
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Jul
Jul
Quick Answer: The Madrid 2026 Archery World Cup delivered the biggest upset of the season on July 11 when Colombia’s Pablo Gomez Zuluaga beat compound world number Mike Schloesser 148–147 for his first individual World Cup gold. Kim Woojin reclaimed the top recurve qualifying spot, hosts Spain stormed into the recurve mixed team final, and […]