RE: aiming a recurve
 

killzonearchery
Sorry for the highjacking of your thread. I hope you recieved what you were looking for and took no offense. Keep on posting questions because there are many great guys here with tons of info. And you can get a wealth of knowledge.


Chad
You are right.

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X2

Steve

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Minor League Baseball
Birmingham Barons AA (Chicago White Sox)
Position: Outfield. Batted: Right. Threw: Right. How obtained: Signed as a free agent by the White Sox on Feb. 7, 1994. Retired from baseball: Mar. 10, 1995. Jersey Number: #45.



Year
Avg
Gm
AB
R
H
TB
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB
E

1994
.202
127
436
46
88
116
17
1
3
51
51
114
30
11


Now this is from a guy who hadn't played baseball since high school - to me thats real damn good.

People play baseball their entire lives, living it and breathing it and get to the minors and don't bat .202

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If this is true, nobody told Byron Ferguson. He shoots trad and is super accurate.

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blanket statements have exceptions, Byron is one of them

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Great info guys.I went to a seminar G.Fred Asbellgave and if you get a chance buy one of his books.

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G.Fred Asbell is a very nice guy to talk with. I've talked with him at P&Y conventions while he was the president of the P&Y Club. He's got some good info on instinctive shooting.

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So is Jordan - at basketball.
Just an average minor league baseball player batting .202 - same as thousands of others.
And certainley not ever a qualified candidate for the majors.
But none of this has anything to do with shooting barebow accurately.

Steve

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so was Paul Schafer - an amazing athelete at whatever he did

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Like this has anything to do with this thread! Geez!