[Nick Forster]

Iam glad I am not the only one.
I have 2 sons who both shoot and dont get along with each other this can be for me very distracting although there behaviour is good generally and I have not had any complaints from others.
To make things worse my eldest and most dedicated to archery son is left handed, hense is always facing you on the line and if he is shooting badly (or he thinks that he is ) the facial expressions and body language are very off putting.
My one and only defence is never shoot at the same time / detail ie: when he is on the line I am not. in tornourments I always ensure that we are nowhere near each other.
The advantage to shooting a different detail is that you can give them attention when required and still shoot yourself but you must insist that when you are on the line they leave you alone.
Hope this helps
I have found that having my son doing the same sport as myself has improved pour relationships but sometime the patients of a saint is required.
Nick