Bertybobby
New member
This may sound weird.....!
I shot my first FITA at the weekend. Down to 50m I'd rather forget it! Bow arm all over the place.
At 30m I got my mojo back (I'm 37 handicap outdoors, 27 indoors), average arrow score just a tad under 9.
The feeling I found felt rock solid. Bow arm and sight did not waiver, anchor felt like hitting the back wall in compound, when I got through the clicker it felt like "boom" and my draw arm and fingers flew back uncontrollably (maybe unconsciously is a better description - felt like someone pulling my elbow back behind me with a piece of string). With every shot I said to myself, "get the compound feeling", and "boom" - happy face!
Does this sound right or totally wrong to people?
What do your good shots feel like as a "feeling" (not as a technical description I'm interested in an emotional description)?
I shot my first FITA at the weekend. Down to 50m I'd rather forget it! Bow arm all over the place.
At 30m I got my mojo back (I'm 37 handicap outdoors, 27 indoors), average arrow score just a tad under 9.
The feeling I found felt rock solid. Bow arm and sight did not waiver, anchor felt like hitting the back wall in compound, when I got through the clicker it felt like "boom" and my draw arm and fingers flew back uncontrollably (maybe unconsciously is a better description - felt like someone pulling my elbow back behind me with a piece of string). With every shot I said to myself, "get the compound feeling", and "boom" - happy face!
Does this sound right or totally wrong to people?
What do your good shots feel like as a "feeling" (not as a technical description I'm interested in an emotional description)?