No more 200+ shot days for me!

[JTeLarkin08]

Man I shot ALL day at work wed. Probably over 200 arrows. I haven't ever done this since going to trad gear and man I can barely move my right shoulder today. Oh well headed to Childress to shoot something. Everyone have a good weekend. I'll have LDps when I get back.

[Ron]

200 shots! I shoot 100 and I'm tired, but Im kinda old

[RickBarbee]

Wimps

Rick

[Cooper]

Good Luck......

[caughtandhobble]

You shot 200 arrows at work, are you hiring, lol? I have shot around 50 this morning, I finally shot well enough that I'm going to the stand tomorrow. Good luck this weekend.

[Selfbowman]

Been there, done that.

[Bisch]

Man I shot ALL day at work wed. Probably over 200 arrows. I haven't ever done this since going to trad gear and man I can barely move my right shoulder today. Oh well headed to Childress to shoot something. Everyone have a good weekend. I'll have LDps when I get back.

I like your attitude!!!!

Hope your shoulder gets better. I shoot 100-200 shots in a day a lot and it does not bother me but I've been at this for a while.

Good luck this weekend.

Bisch

[Ron]

I guess I'm gonna need to put a target in my office.

[Draco]

Your a wuss now but in time you will be as tough as Bisch is.

[drop dead fred]

I don't shoot 200 a year! check once a week maybe 3 arrows an roll on

[dmaxshawn]

That's a bunch of shooting for one day. Im going to go shoot my bow now at the fire station.

Good luck this weekend.

[equin]

I keep hearing conflicting advice on the amount of arrows one should shoot for practice. Most of the books I read say not to shoot too much because mental and physical exhaustion set in, causing form to go bad, resulting in the development of bad habits that become hard to break later on. So which is it? Lots of arrow shooting? Less arrow shooting but more form-type practice? Or lots of both? Or less of both?

[RickBarbee]

I keep hearing conflicting advice on the amount of arrows one should shoot for practice. Most of the books I read say not to shoot too much because mental and physical exhaustion set in, causing form to go bad, resulting in the development of bad habits that become hard to break later on. So which is it? Lots of arrow shooting? Less arrow shooting but more form-type practice? Or lots of both? Or less of both?

equin - the simple answer is:

Shoot as much as you feel like, but stop when you get to that point of fatigue, and/or lack of focus.

You'll know when you reach that point, so be honest with yourself about it.

Don't practice if it's bad practice. If you're doing good, and are on a roll, keep at it as long as you feel good about it.

Rick

[Loreva13]

Good luck!

[Bisch]

Your a wuss now but in time you will be as tough as Bisch is.

You are a funny man, Bob!!!!! Are you gonna be at the other Bob's place tomorrow? If so, see ya there.

equin - the simple answer is:

Shoot as much as you feel like, but stop when you get to that point of fatigue, and/or lack of focus.

You'll know when you reach that point, so be honest with yourself about it.

Don't practice if it's bad practice. If you're doing good, and are on a roll, keep at it as long as you feel good about it.

Rick

I have to agree with this statement!

Bisch