Looking forward to seeing what you teach us in this section. I get my bow back from the pro shop in about a week and I am looking forward to starting up a practice schedule and taking a few lessons, so I get my basics right and do not ingrain or practice a bad habit 1000 times and ingrain it! I also wanted to ask you what is the release you are using, I saw on your video that you adjusted the trigger release so that your fingers fit is now using way more of the finger as opposed to just the first part of the finger- and I saw the wrist has a dial that tightens up better than the one I use which has a belt type with spaced notches, I think yours is much better and I may want to invest in one like yours.

Check it out , it is in the classroom!

I went to Cabella's Sporting Goods store and picked up my first targets so I can set up a small practice area in my backyard.

I noticed how sore my upper back got next day after I first shot only about 12 arrows. I moved my dumbbells and their rack to my office so I can be sure to get some reps in daily. I waited until Rogue Fitness had a big sale and I ordered them, got the rack from Titan Fitness for a decent deal. The weights do not fit perfectly on the rack but it works. Will incorporate the shoulder press and rows you mentioned to strengthen this pretty weak area of my body. Nothing like a really good gym, but I learned from COVID Lockdown to start to invest in building up a home gym I can use.

Casey wanted some photos of my Hoyt bow, so here are a few. I picked this one out because of the light weight, it felt good when I picked it up. I want to go to Cabella's this week and get a few targets and set up a practice area in the back yard. Open to suggestions on setting up a backyard practice area!