EK_Archer
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Might be a slightly odd question; is there any value in practising shooing in a seated position for an recurve archer that normally shoots standing?
The cancellation in resent time of pretty much all club shooting I'm back to practising at home indoors (I live in a flat), I've done this many times, but my issue is unfortunately my roof is a tad low for shooting. I can come to full draw with out an issue but when I release my top limb smacks off the ceiling not great for the limb (or my roof, have taken a couple of chunks out). It also encourages a strange draw so as to avoid the ceiling as I come up different from my normal. So I was thinking could I shoot while seated? This would mean I could draw as I normally would and release without possibly damaging my bow. I don't know if its worth doing that though, would it have any actual practise benefit. Any thoughts, I'm sure I'm not the only one of my fellow recurvers with this issue.
The cancellation in resent time of pretty much all club shooting I'm back to practising at home indoors (I live in a flat), I've done this many times, but my issue is unfortunately my roof is a tad low for shooting. I can come to full draw with out an issue but when I release my top limb smacks off the ceiling not great for the limb (or my roof, have taken a couple of chunks out). It also encourages a strange draw so as to avoid the ceiling as I come up different from my normal. So I was thinking could I shoot while seated? This would mean I could draw as I normally would and release without possibly damaging my bow. I don't know if its worth doing that though, would it have any actual practise benefit. Any thoughts, I'm sure I'm not the only one of my fellow recurvers with this issue.