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<strong>Shooting</strong> <strong>Selfbows</strong><br />
Every person is unique: physique, muscles, posture, flexibility, eyes, depth<br />
perception, mental attitude . . . We have to find a shooting style that best<br />
suits our disposition.<br />
Maybe you already thought of it when you read the headline, that your<br />
40# selfbow needs a new set of arrows that is even better tuned and<br />
the spine of the shafts is not 35# this time but 36#, because the arrows<br />
have been hitting a little too far to the right. You are already on the right<br />
track and have your bow under control, but there are basic adjustment<br />
screws you need to consider that prevent constant and never-ending<br />
tuning of the arrows and the bow right from the beginning.<br />
It’s no fun if you are constantly questioning your arrows and your bow:<br />
shortening arrows, increasing tip weight, extending<br />
arrows again with foreshafts, then again reducing<br />
tip weight, changing the brace height of the bow,<br />
moving the nock point, changing the anchor point,<br />
changing arm position, adjusting the pressure point<br />
on the bow, changing the pressure point in your hand . . .<br />
Above all, the consideration of the most<br />
important basics should protect you<br />
from dead-tuning your motivation.
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