http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/-t1.htm Anything to do with Recurve bows and bits - questions, answers, news and views. Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:30:06 GMT 10 http://i85.servimg.com/u/f85/14/05/24/52/header13.png http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/-t1.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/new-kent-county-champion-t98.htm Saxonlynn I would like to congratulate the new Fox Archers Kent County Champion - he won his session at the Ashford Archers Open Indoor Tournament on Sunday - and also was the top Male Recurve Archer in the County of Kent - I know that he was pleased to get the trophy even if he did open Derek's raffle prize of a tin of biscuits -and then proceed to hand them round!!!!! Well Done Graham (Souch) we will now all bow down and take our inspiration from you!!!!!! Recurve Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:30:06 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/new-kent-county-champion-t98.htm#233 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/new-kent-county-champion-t98.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/george-triumphs-at-folkestone-13-sept-2009-t91.htm Saxonlynn
His score on a Short Junior Western was 686 - he beat his nearest rival by a massive 65 points.

He has also beaten the Kent Record for this round which was set in 1997 with a score of 605 - he beat this by 81 points.

CONGRATULATIONS to 'Our Little Star' from all of us at Fox Archers - keep at it George you are amazing!!!!!]]> Recurve Sun, 13 Sep 2009 19:23:24 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/george-triumphs-at-folkestone-13-sept-2009-t91.htm#211 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/george-triumphs-at-folkestone-13-sept-2009-t91.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/our-little-star-t87.htm Saxonlynn George has now excelled himself - he got his 3rd bowmen score yesterday on a Junior National! (+ 45 points) We had a County Coach assess him yesterday - there are a few issues but they are not major problems. He was presented with his BOWMAN badge in front of the members present at the field and was given a rousing round of applause. This little guy was 11 in May - he attended a beginners course on May 5th. He is a very quiet little chap who is about 4'2" - his bow is bigger than ... Recurve Sun, 23 Aug 2009 05:51:36 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/our-little-star-t87.htm#195 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/our-little-star-t87.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/congratulations-t85.htm Saxonlynn
I am sure that you will all be as delighted as I am that he finally did it on an American round with a score of
493 and is now the proud owner of a third class badge.]]> Recurve Sun, 16 Aug 2009 18:58:40 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/congratulations-t85.htm#188 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/congratulations-t85.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/congraulations-t82.htm Rochford Archery Ltd Keep up the good work Geroge!]]> Recurve Thu, 13 Aug 2009 08:43:42 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/congraulations-t82.htm#182 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/congraulations-t82.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/help-wanted-t80.htm Hitman Thanks Hitman ]]> Recurve Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:42:39 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/help-wanted-t80.htm#176 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/help-wanted-t80.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/archers-reference-guide-t57.htm Hitman While surfing Archery on the net I came across this reference guide. Seems pretty helpfull, haven't had a chance to go through it fully. I'm sure it will help us inexperienced archers http://www.ubarchery.co.uk/downloads/training/Archer%27s%20Reference%20Guide.pdf Cheers Hitman Recurve Tue, 07 Jul 2009 17:29:14 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/archers-reference-guide-t57.htm#133 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/archers-reference-guide-t57.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/great-website-for-recurve-technique-t40.htm PatrickNorman
http://www.kslinternationalarchery.com]]> Recurve Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:36:28 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/great-website-for-recurve-technique-t40.htm#78 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/great-website-for-recurve-technique-t40.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/limb-savers-t39.htm PatrickNorman

Do limb savers or doinkers reduce the limb's poundage or arrow speed?

I am not bothered by the vibration as its not that bad but im a bit worried that the bow/limbs will suffer.]]> Recurve Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:21:09 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/limb-savers-t39.htm#70 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/limb-savers-t39.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/perfect-holding-t38.htm PatrickNorman Hi can anyone tell me exactly what "holding" is and how to achieve "perfect holding". I have learned I should be "getting to a point of holding before expanding through the clicker." At the moment I find myself spending too long moving from draw to expansion and getting a tired shoulder any advice on this would also be very helpful. Thanks. Recurve Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:15:58 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/perfect-holding-t38.htm#69 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/perfect-holding-t38.htm http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/dry-fire-an-expensive-lesson-t19.htm Saxonlynn As a raw beginner in 2007 - this was a phenomenon that confused me to say the least. I would stand at the line - all instructions would go through my mind, I would check my stance, the way that I was breathing, draw point, etc etc. I would nock the arrow, bring up the bow, draw - aim - loose - BANG - and the arrow would fly over my shoulder, leaving me wondering what on earth had happened and why wasn't my arrow in the boss!!!!! I was told "oh you've had a dry fire" - wow!!! ... Recurve Fri, 19 Jun 2009 06:20:53 GMT http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/dry-fire-an-expensive-lesson-t19.htm#28 http://bowandquiver.forummotion.com/recurve-f3/dry-fire-an-expensive-lesson-t19.htm