Just to freshen up the award´s forum ... at the end of the summer I had encountered incident with my long hair... as the wind blew a little it has moved my hair into the wrong place at the wrong time ... resulting "the string has taken my scalp away" (only a little but painfully)
...last time I was shooting my bow as usual, wearing the hoodie and forgot to take proper care about the laces again... first warning was the lace hitting me in the face a few sessions ago... but this time I ended up nearly strangling myself a little as one end of the lace got entangled into the string firmly enough ... but I was lucky the lace didn´t burn my neck

This kind of string incidents certainly seems to be my way to work through to the award one day

Ooh, did I miss the post about getting your hair tangled in your string and nearly ripping your scalp off? Point me to it immediately, for I have just eaten a small pork pie for lunch and am in need of merriment!

Keep working on the hoodie/lace combo, Ultrafox, please get someone to take pictures/film you and keep us posted...

The time it had happened I didn´t even know about this site... It was just like... relase-pain-watching the hair peacefully sinking it´s way through the air down to the ground...

This weekend I´m planing on taking my camera to the range - curious about watching my shooting form. Never knows what will happen during the usual session... like the last time I was training with my stretchy aid and had relased the front end during anchor - I´m mainly working out the oposite side of back muscles at home so I was performing the usual relase though
the video would be fine, but it was´t worth of taking a photo as the red area wasn´t bright enough due to soft rubber handle

The story about the hoody strings does remind me of a friend of mine who was using a shoe-lace as a sling until the long dangly end got caught between the cam and the string on one shot... whoops!!

UltraFox... if you carry on like this you're going to end up with a DARWIN award... let alone a Fonz!
Haha.

The hair one made me cringe. Yuck!


Good luck with the filming. Every time I've filmed myself shooting I've been horrified, but that inspires me to improve... some find it crushing. Expect confirmation that you're doing just fine and it could be rough. Expect to find things to work on and you'll either get what you expected or be pleasantly surprised.