Sort of I already shoot a couple of times a week. It is more for aiming practice holding form, stamina training, I find my aim wavering as I get tired so was toying with the idea of practicing indoors, holding the draw and aim for extended periods 30 seconds or a minute at a time, probably followed by a release, I could do this and then let down but the chance of dry firing would increase as I got tired.geoffretired said:What exactly is your intention? Do you wish to go through the whole shot sequence but have no space to shoot for real?
It is a possibility, would not want to miss as the arrows would go straight through my garage door, and there is a window the other end.geoffretired said:So, you can't shoot into a small target? I practise in the garage at 3yds. It's almost realistic except there's no wind. You can deliberately move around as if blown by the wind, it delays the shot and is more realistic than just holding still for longer.
I am using a rope on the release so Torquing will not be an issue, Im going to experiment with dropping 1/2 inch off the draw to see what it feels like (real easy with a Hoyt), if I like it that would Definitely put me in Equalizer territory too short for an AllegianceBald Eagle said:You look fine as you are, only thing I can comment on is your release hand, keep it level, then you don't torque the "D" loop. you are "behind" the shot so it will be a suprise loose.
I hope you didn't get too many stretch markspwiles1968 said:Having kids wreaks your figure :weepy