After effects of hand/wrist shock
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aikidomayland and I are having pain in left shoulder and hand, and the only thing we both did today was use the horsebows. He said it's normal and does go away. I, personally, will help it go away with a good anti-inflamatory.
Got the stats from the Trad Archery shoot in Geelong.
Here are our rankings;
Castle Clout
Category: Horsebow
aikidomayland : 2nd
Me: 5th
Hunt the Herd Clout
Category: Horsebow
aikidomayland : 1st
Me: 4th
Overall
aikidomayland : 1st
Me: 10th
Kings Round Target
Category: Horsebow
aikidomayland : 3rd
Me: 6th
The 'overall' score was out of the entire field of archers, including the recurve and longbow users (about 60 if I recall correctly). I didn't do too badly considering it was only the 2nd time I had used the bow.
aikidomayland and I are having pain in left shoulder and hand, and the only thing we both did today was use the horsebows. He said it's normal and does go away. I, personally, will help it go away with a good anti-inflamatory. Got the stats from the Trad Archery shoot in Geelong.
Here are our rankings;
Castle Clout
Category: Horsebow
aikidomayland : 2ndMe: 5th
Hunt the Herd Clout
Category: Horsebow
aikidomayland : 1stMe: 4th
Overall
aikidomayland : 1stMe: 10th
Kings Round Target
Category: Horsebow
aikidomayland : 3rdMe: 6th
The 'overall' score was out of the entire field of archers, including the recurve and longbow users (about 60 if I recall correctly). I didn't do too badly considering it was only the 2nd time I had used the bow.
