Whether you’re a seasoned scorer or stepping into your first tournament, understanding the etiquette of archery scoring is crucial to maintaining fairness, accuracy, and professionalism on the field. Scoring isn’t just about tallying numbers, it’s about respecting the process, the athletes, and the integrity of the sport. Here’s a refined and expanded guide to competition… Read More »
Tying on a nocking point can be really easy, but there are several ways to do it and a lot of videos on YouTube demonstrating these different ways. Although I don’t think there is a wrong way as long as it does not come undone or move. To perform the task of tieing a nock… Read More »
Mini wraps are small wraps that you can add to arrows that may have your name and arrow numbers on them together with perhaps a flag or logo. You can heavily customise your mini wraps to your tastes to match you set up or arrows. They also don’t cost too much and when ordering you… Read More »
Learning how to wax your bow string is quite a simple and easy task to complete. You just need to remember to do it. Why wax your bow string? Well we want to keep the water out on a rainy day and keep it waterproof, which is what the bow wax will do, otherwise the… Read More »
After moving inside for the archery indoor season, I always find it hard to shoot at 18m/20yds instead of at 70m. I find everything is too fast on my bow and my sight marks are right at the top. It feels like I have to point at the floor to get onto the gold. So… Read More »
Finding it difficult to reach those longer outdoor distances with a recurve style bow? Well there are things you can do without spending a fortune on new limbs and new arrows. Let’s have a look at what you can change on your bow to shoot further. Sight Marks If you have a sight move your… Read More »
Archery shot trainers and Formasters have been around a while and are not a new thing, but they can be expensive to buy at around £20+. I have managed to make my own archery shot trainer for around £4 each. What you will need: • Scissors • Hammer • Soldering Iron (optional) • Grommet/Eyelit Kit… Read More »
In this video I show you a quick tip on archery target pin alternatives, just in case you don’t have any archery pins to hand. Watch and find out what this simple tip is. Archery Tip 2 – Target Pin Alternatives
In this video I show you a quick tip on how to make your layered foam archery target last longer. No, it’s not shooting at it, or keeping it indoors. Watch and find out what this simple tip is. Archery Tip 1 – Improve lifetime of your layered foam target You can buy the… Read More »
A taller brace height will: 1. Increase draw weight 2. Decrease arrow speed 3. Soften the dynamic spine of the arrow A shorter brace height will: 1. Decrease draw weight 2. Increase arrow speed 3. Stiffen the dynamic spine of the arrow Find out what brace height you are happy with by testing your bow… Read More »