As some of you on here know, due to injury I'm forced to switch to a different discipline away from compound bows to something with less weight in the bow hand.
I was going to go for trad but after trying a few things I have decided to switch to freestyle/Olympic recurve.
I have selected the SF Forged bow kit, as I feel this would be a good place to start with a 30# draw (my compound was set to 50#) which I will be collecting at the end of October. And for now I will be borrowing a club bow.
So I have questions for you experienced Olympic shooting guys and girls.
Is 30# going to be ok for making the transition between disciplines and learning the correct form and shot cycle?.
How will I know if I have my button pressure correct or not?
I will be useing Easton ACC arrows, what advantages would I get between spin wings and vanes?
Should I start shooting up close or just take a bit of a plunge and start at 30 yards?.
Also all words of wisdom on the subject would be appreciated.
I was going to go for trad but after trying a few things I have decided to switch to freestyle/Olympic recurve.
I have selected the SF Forged bow kit, as I feel this would be a good place to start with a 30# draw (my compound was set to 50#) which I will be collecting at the end of October. And for now I will be borrowing a club bow.
So I have questions for you experienced Olympic shooting guys and girls.
Is 30# going to be ok for making the transition between disciplines and learning the correct form and shot cycle?.
How will I know if I have my button pressure correct or not?
I will be useing Easton ACC arrows, what advantages would I get between spin wings and vanes?
Should I start shooting up close or just take a bit of a plunge and start at 30 yards?.
Also all words of wisdom on the subject would be appreciated.