Beginner Archery recurve setup shooting

[@chrism7266]

It's great that you are taking the time to document your progress back and in the process making it so informative for folks just starting out in archery.

[@michaelpoplawski3246]

Good to see you documenting your recovery via your channel. I trust a lot of people will benefit. The longer one has been in archery, the more likely they are to meet the people with the $1000 bow coupled with 5 cent form and practice habits. Fortunately, they are not that common.

[@PhotogNT]

Memories, when I bought my first bow in about 1979 the “archery shop” and I use the term loosely couldn’t even show me how to string the bow or aim. That bow was a Yamaha one piece recurve, I gave that bow away to my local club a couple of years ago.

[@Australian_Made]

I bought my second bow in 1978 Yamaha YTD II from The Bow Hut.

[@Voxguitarsrock]

Just wanted 2 add : shout out to Joel for the added content on the channel! Thanks!

[@peterxyz3541]

Greatest jump in improvement I had was when I had an injured foot, stayed home for a few days. 18lb Cartel limbs, Win ATX riser. I shot at “dots” at 3’. I shot +100 arrows a day for a week. For beginners, never underestimate blank bale, 5’ distance. Make a grid pattern (checker board), shot 1 arrow at each “X”

[@ericsmith6443]

Lol. I just posted on one other video asking if you were ok. I hadn’t seen you in videos in a while it seemed. Glad you are back shooting.

[@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale]

Better every day. I feel the lungs are getting better too. No strength but hope it will build.

[@noelcallan6439]

Great "more shooting less tuning" brilliant

[@LoadedJumper]

So humbling, thank you Steve

[@martinoguercio8416]

Hey looking good great to see you shooting again

[@Alan_Edwards]

I just ordered my first recurve bow from Stephen and used most of his recommendation although I did spend some money on a little higher end riser going with one from MyBow. I am pretty confident I will take to the recurve so it's a low risk spend IMO. After shooting compound for over 20 years and being 68 now, I am looking for not only a new challenge, but the safety afforded by a recurve over a compound. Compounds are much more prone to a misfire and it's something that has gotten more and more concerning to me along with wanting to pull a lighter weight. I am starting out with 26# limbs (shooting 53# w/Compound) and no clicker. Should be fun and looking forward to it !!

[@rolandrimann8788]

Thanks Steve you're doing great.

[@theamazinggoldfish8713]

Good to see you shooting again Stephen. I still haven't gotten back to shooting in over 5 months now but it's always something. Either it's the weather, to busy or absolutely fatigued.....🏹🤠👍

[@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale]

It just turns my brain off an I relax. If it is a great day it is lovely excuse to be outside.

[@timvandusen4192]

Nice shooting. Good luck with your healing.

[@Voxguitarsrock]

Not bad. It's good 2 see you shooting again. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.

[@Crossandbeyond]

Good shooting getting back into it!

[@grantmiller6570]

Good advice there

[@andrewanderson3472]

I shoot a low poundage bow to practice my release , if you have bad technique it will really show up at low poundage

[@azuresflames2473]

I remember back when I first started..I could barely pick up my club's WNS risers. Now anything less than a full set up with 29oz of weights feels too light for me 😂

[@davidjensen2411]

Rock that $300 bow! 👍

[@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale]

I really love this bow. The grip is great so light. I think I have shot all the Fivics bows now, they are all very similar. But I am looking foward to been back to my normal bow.

[@davidjensen2411]

@@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale There's nothing like a favourite bow... 👌

[@shredfreak83]

looking great. This also answers the question why there's no elite bows in europe at the moment seeing all those boxes hahah 🤣

[@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale]

I think Euorope they bring it all in by sea. Where my Elite flies in. Normally I use sea for Bear and Bowtech which takes forever. I actually have the same amount of PSE and Bowtech and Bear.

[@spirobouloukos511]

Coming on nicely Steve! What was your first take down bow back in the day? Keep it going, recovery is exponential.

[@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale]

I had a Yamaha recurve I think it cost $60. I did not shoot it very well. I would hit my arm. Then I switched to compound. I had a Darton then a York.

[@crossvadar249]

It's not the best to shoot but a bargain to learn without breaking the bank.