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Tips & Tricks: Bow Hunting in the Rain

Feb 4th 2022

When it comes to bow hunting, the ideal conditions are not wet and rainy. But sometimes, hunting in the rain is unavoidable and can actually be beneficial. Be prepared and know how to use your arch … read more

Shoulder Pain & Archery | Types of Pain and How to Avoid it

Feb 4th 2022

Archery is a sport that can be practiced by people of all ages and physical abilities. It is a low-impact, highly attentive exercise that can help to improve your balance, coordination, and strength. … read more

Target Panic & How I Overcame It

Posted by Todd Lambright on Feb 1st 2022

Last week we discussed shooting a bow that is not properly fitted for the archer. It was the first in a series about archery practice. This week we’re going to dive into target panic, the second … read more

Shooting a Bow that is Not Properly Fitted for the Archer

Posted by Todd Lambright on Jan 24th 2022

Archers shoot archery for many different reasons – because it’s fun, relaxing, competitive, fulfilling, etc. No matter your reason for shooting, you may eventually notice errors while shooting. The mo … read more

Placement of D-loops for Compound Bows

Jan 11th 2022

This is part 2 in a series about D-loop. In part 1, I talked about configuration of D-loop for compound bows and the effects they have on your setup. In this blog post, I’m going to talk about pl … read more

Styles of D-loops for Compound Bows

Jan 4th 2022

One accessory found on pretty much every compound bow these days is a D-loop. The D-loop has 2 jobs. The first job is to give archers a place to hook their release to draw the bow. The second job is t … read more

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