Thread: Do judges (U.K.) slow up shoots?
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Old 05-07-08, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Tony_zelah View Post
Thought one of the reasons judges walked back slowly was to allow time for archers who them selves are slow walkers time to rest and prepare them selves physically and mentally for the next end.
"archer speed" is already pretty gentle! I have sometimes seen newbies at shoots who get to the targets and find they have time to do another lap before the rest of the field catches up
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