Published July 08, 2016 in LearningBy P.J. Reilly
Olympic Archery Explained: Draw Weight
There’s no question the archers who will compete in the Olympic games in Rio this summer are the best Olympic...
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Published June 24, 2016 in LearningBy P.J. Reilly
Olympic Archery Explained: The Plunger
Every archer you see shooting in the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro this summer will have a device on...
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Published October 01, 2015 in LearningBy P.J. Reilly
A basic guide to arrow nocks
It was in 1991 that the “Iceman” was discovered by hikers high up in the Italian Alps near the border...
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Published August 05, 2015 in LearningBy P.J. Reilly
Paper tuning 101
Straight as an arrow. It’s a saying that’s used beyond archery, but archery is its root. Achieving perfect arrow flight,...
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Published July 21, 2015 in LearningBy P.J. Reilly
What is brace height?
Brace height. It’s something every archer should know about, regardless of the bow they shoot, because it affects us all.But...
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Published July 13, 2015 in LearningBy P.J. Reilly
A basic guide to the parts of a bow
A bow is pretty recognizable on sight. I mean, most people would probably know they’re looking at a bow as...
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Published June 25, 2015 in LearningBy P.J. Reilly
What size recurve bow is right for me?
So you want to get a bow, and the first thing you noticed when checking out a few recurve models...
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