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Old 27-05-05, 06:52 PM
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Riser: SF
Limbs: Hoyt G3
Sight: Shibuya DC Carbon
Stabilisers: Beiter
Button: Shibuya
Bow String: TS1 + Halo
Arrows: Navigator

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RE: Newbie: When to upgrade draw weight?



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kinkychinky - 27/5/2005 10:32 AM Barry, would you advocate first building up stamina to be able to shoot 200 goods arrows rather than build up strength to draw heavier bows? I've seen "reversals" mentioned a few times. What is the meaning of this? Thanks
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Some people have a heavier set of limbs at home and use them for reversals. Reversals are basically a set of exercises with a bow. For example you might do sets of drawing and holding a bow with a specific rest period between pulls. You can do this with the excellent formaster to get a technique strength workout. I shoot 42 but have a cheap set of limbs that are 50 something for workouts.</p>

You can build up#stamina with your curent limbs. One coach I met asked me to pull the bow#a minimum of 20 times with my left and right hand before after and during shooting after my tea break, and more as and when I could. Also to do this on#days when I can't get to the range. I did it for a few weeks and it really did make a difference. But now im too lazy and just use my home bow for when I cant get to the range.#</p>
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