shoulder pain
#2
If anyone here can tell you why, they should be in medicine! It could be that you’re not stretching before you shoot, or you’ve shoot too much at one time.
Need to slowly work up to shooting a lot. I can shoot several hundred arrows and it doesn’t bother me, but I’ve been shooting a long time. You might just have strained a muscle or you might have some partial rotator tear! Or it could be that you’re shooting a bow with too much draw. I’d see a doctor if it continues.
I’d lay off a few days and then see if it hurts to draw. If not shoot just a few and shoot more each day, don’t shoot until it hurts!
It’s really hard to tell why you hurt.
Need to slowly work up to shooting a lot. I can shoot several hundred arrows and it doesn’t bother me, but I’ve been shooting a long time. You might just have strained a muscle or you might have some partial rotator tear! Or it could be that you’re shooting a bow with too much draw. I’d see a doctor if it continues.
I’d lay off a few days and then see if it hurts to draw. If not shoot just a few and shoot more each day, don’t shoot until it hurts!
It’s really hard to tell why you hurt.
#3
could be to much weight and not working up to it. Or something is wrong with your shoulder. I lend to the first and would expect it to be the case. My right shoulder hurts when shooting but I messed it up when me and a patch of ice on my drive way did not get along.
#6
Sounds like your Deltoid/s (three different muscles) are a bit tender from over use. I highly doubt you have any serious problems and wouldn't even consider this a thought, especially at your young age (guessing you are young by the way you write and the questions you ask). It would be an long anatomy lesson if I went into muscles and how they work and there is no need for that here. One thing to know about deltoid muscles is that they are actually a very weak muscle group when asked to do movements they are not used to doing.
In Summary, Just take a few days off, maybe cut back on your poundage and work your way up to the poundage you want to be at. This is JMHO from someone in "medicine "
In Summary, Just take a few days off, maybe cut back on your poundage and work your way up to the poundage you want to be at. This is JMHO from someone in "medicine "