The Importance of Good Archery Equipment

When beginning the great sport of archery, it is important to have quality information on what type of equipment you want to purchase. Many beginners become lost in all the types and varieties of archery equipment to choose from, and soon give up. Archery equipment varies greatly in price, accuracy, and quality.

Archery Bows - Straight and True

Have you ever shot a bow in your life? If you haven't, then you should give it a try. I have a lot of experience with this sport because I was introduced to archery when I was 14 years old and I'm still involved in it now that I'm 31. Well, you can’t blame me for doing it for more then fifteen years because it's really fun.

Archery Arrow Rest

Information about fall-away arrow rests for your compound bow.

Traditional Archery And Target Panic: Short Draw

Using a short draw is a commom compensation archers will try in an effort to control their target panic. Reaching full draw is avoided because it triggers symptoms they want to avoid like flinching, premature release, freezing, and poor accuracy.

Traditional Archery And Target Panic: The Drive By

Freezing is one of the more insidious forms of target panic. The author developed a case of freezing while attempting to correct an early release problem and ended up with two forms of target panic.

Traditional Archery And Target Panic: Shooting In Front of Others

For traditional archers who suffer from target panic, shooting in front of others is an often humiliating task. The risk of displaying symptoms like flinching, shaking, short draw, and an early release while shooting with peers keeps many from enjoying the camaraderie that comes with being in the woods with friends. A sure fire cure is the only answer.

Traditional Archery And Target Panic: Simulated Shooting

The author tries his hand at curing his target panic with simulated shooting using surgical tubing, but will it be effective? We find out in this informative article.

Archery Warm-Ups For Improving Performance and Reducing Injuries: Part II

Properly warming up before shooting your bow only takes a few minutes and these easy-to-perform exercises can lessen your chance of injury and improve your performance.

Archery Deer Drives and How to Organize Them

How to organize large and small Archery Deer Drives.

Target Panic and Traditional Archery: Part II

Part II in this three part series about target panic and traditional archery covers how some are able to compensate for their target panic and still shoot successfully, and it highlights the major causes of target panic.

NASCAR Dodge Cars Undergoes Changes

Dodge cars at the NASCAR Nextel Cup are struggling as Chevrolet dominates the series. The company though has already taken into account the problems affecting their performance and is taking steps to remedy them.

Heidfeld Claims First Podium For BMW, Calls For Track Changes

BMW Sauber's Nick Heidfeld posted his first podium finish this season and also the first for BMW Sauber at the Canadian Grand Prix. The German driver also called for changes to be made to the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve after his teammate Robert Kubica met an accident at the track.

First Pole Leads To First Win - Go! Lewis, Go!

In an absolutely crazy day of F1 racing Lewis Hamilton broke his F1 duck with a win on just his 6th attempt. While all around him were losing their heads, Lewis kept his cool to motor through to an amazing win, despite FOUR safety car slow downs.

Transition From Asphalt Racing To Dirt Track Racing: The Choice Of Tires

Many drivers and teams often switch from their current form of racing to some other form in order to change the venue. The transition from Asphalt Racing to Dirt Track Racing is considered to be the most common one. However, these two forms are quite different. The choice of tires in the two types is entirely different.