My daughter is shooting fairly well at the moment. She has been shooting for 2 years now.
She shoots a Hoyt Excel 21" which makes a 62" bow. She has bamboom limbs at the moment. She shoots about 12lbs otf.
Technique is good for her age and she has had lots of coaching. Posture has room for improvement but not terrible.
We are looking at increasing the draw weight slightly in the coming months.
She shoots 1500 ACC arrows.
She uses a Hoyt plastic rest and a pressure button.
The problem that she is having is that she seems to be getting some arrow to riser contact. It makes an audible sound but hasn't been enough to wear the paint away on the riser. I put powder on tonight and you can see a mark appears. The mark is directly behind the rest in line with the shaft and is right on the edge.
I've checked the centre shot is correct which it looks to be. I've tried softening and stiffening the pressure button to no avail. Is there anything else which can be done?
She shoots a Hoyt Excel 21" which makes a 62" bow. She has bamboom limbs at the moment. She shoots about 12lbs otf.
Technique is good for her age and she has had lots of coaching. Posture has room for improvement but not terrible.
We are looking at increasing the draw weight slightly in the coming months.
She shoots 1500 ACC arrows.
She uses a Hoyt plastic rest and a pressure button.
The problem that she is having is that she seems to be getting some arrow to riser contact. It makes an audible sound but hasn't been enough to wear the paint away on the riser. I put powder on tonight and you can see a mark appears. The mark is directly behind the rest in line with the shaft and is right on the edge.
I've checked the centre shot is correct which it looks to be. I've tried softening and stiffening the pressure button to no avail. Is there anything else which can be done?