thanks. a long was of journey. :)

thanks :)

it's just a way to shoot. and, yes, i try to put arrow at the target. but i cannot look down the arrow shaft so it's more of feeling.

no. i;m from s korea. but i live in US. :)

thank you so much. it gets heavy with so many arrows ^_^;;

thanks. i feel the improvement and stability lately. :)

this is Yarha 2 Military Manchu. 80#. you can find it here. Alibowshop.com

@@iyoo1 thanks!

good to hear. i have 80# and 90# Monarq. but they don't draw 34". heavier bows have shorter drawlength... and, yes, i have asked them to make heavier one but they don't anymore. my recommendations for heavy bows, Mrbows.com - Misko has been making high quality heavy bows for a long time. totally worth it. or some good fiber glass bows that do not squeak. i'm still looking for that. but some of fiber glass bows from Alibow and AF archery can be a good start for heavy bow journey. :)

agree. it's so big i look like a child. ^_^;;

thanks, dude ;)

Agree, Saloot Bo, Originator of Real Combat Archery

thanks. hope this was helpful :)

Thanks a lot

thanks a lot. it's fun to move around and shoot. i like to have more people enjoy archery this way with me :)

thank you :)

thanks. that's called 'Jarmaki'. one of many skills used on horseback, i think. ^_^

thank you :)

The behind the head technique was used historically to shoot down from castle walls avoiding exposure of your head and torso to return fire ..

thanks. also great to hear i motivate someone. love to shoot with you or i love to see you shoot!! ^_^/

Thanks!!

thank you. glad it's not boring. ^_^;;

The avengers training facilities

Hey, Tom. ;) this is called 'Level up' studio. it's in Fayetteville.

i don't put anything on my arrow. i think you are seeing paint i put on on the front. ^_^;

@@iyoo1oh ok, so its just a developed muscle memory, I thought its a tape wrapped around

slow draw practice lets me feel which muscles in my body is activating. also it lets me know which part of my shoulder and back need more work. in general, a good way to make your shooting cycle steady and strong. :)