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Title: Lessons In VA?
Post by: rugerbh103 on April 27, 2008, 02:53:00 PM
I am new to this other than shooting a bear compund as a youngster. I have been shooting a Martin X200 for afew months. I am all over the place. Does anyone know anyone in the northern VA area who gives lessons. Thanks.
Title: Re: Lessons In VA?
Post by: overbo on April 27, 2008, 05:10:00 PM
I live in Marshall.Got a shooting range in markham.Give me a pm and we can get together.
Title: Re: Lessons In VA?
Post by: sweet old bill on April 29, 2008, 06:07:00 AM
Look up the the NFAA and then go to the state of VA, they will show you a listing of bow clubs in the state. I think there was a club in your home town area. VA is the best state for the number of clubs and I am sure you will be able to connect with several other traditional hunters / shooters in the area for help...

Now for anyone new to shooting I suggest the following tips

1. start close to the target 10 yards
2. work on form
 a. make sure you come to a good ancor point each time
 B. good solid stance
 c. good follow thru upon release ( keep thje bow arm up till you see the arrow hit the target.)
 d. most key- pick a spot you want to hit or aim small miss small

Bill
Title: Re: Lessons In VA?
Post by: Woodduck on April 30, 2008, 11:32:00 PM
See if you can order,  "Archery Steps To Success," by Kathleen Haywood and Catherine Lewis. (internet search for it)
It is written as a college course in archery, by excellent coaches.
Title: Re: Lessons In VA?
Post by: Michael Harnage on May 05, 2008, 09:29:00 PM
Ruth Rowe does some teaching. Has a company in fact. Google is your friend.