Let us say that a child-someone between the ages of 10 and 16-is going to take up the sport of archery. You as the parent will want to take the child to a club or a shooting range and have them try out different sizes of bows, different arrow weights, different distances of shooting. You will also want to have the child observed by a skilled and experienced archer and get his advice on the right archery equipment for your child. If possible, you will want to buy your child used but needless to say in good condition archery equipment, as s/he is just a beginner and expensive investments in archery equipment are not needed at this time.
For adults or teenagers who are going to take up the sport of archery, they will want to begin on recurve bows. After they have garnered a few months' worth of shooting practice and experience, they will then want to decide if they prefer recurve bows or compound bows. Other than that, everything is essentially the same as for the child learner with regards to what you need to buy and so on and so forth.
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Monday, May 28, 2007
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