I’m shooting the Arc 30, got it a couple months ago and am liking it a lot. I’m 19 and had a bowtech fuel that I used when I was growing up because it is easy to adjust draw lengths and weight as I was growing. I hunted pretty heavily for a couple years and killed some Deer then got out of it but am picking it back up. I’m from south Florida and that’s where I’m going to be hunting this season. I grew up hunting in Georgia as my family had property up there but we do not have that anymore unfortunately

This was from 20 yards, 2 in the red zone -pretty close 2 in the blue zone, not that bad and of course the first arrow was pretty far left. But I felt like I am finally making progress. Been going to the gym for 4 days in a row after 1,5 years away, every muscle in the body was super sore. I think I shot a total of 20 arrows before stopping as I was not able to be as steady as I wanted, but that will come in a few more weeks.

Well ended up in 8th. Shooter’s definitely getting better. If I shot this score last year it would have been 4th. I’ll take it knowing I still have things to improve on

I like to train in the gym with the goal in mind to be able to go farther, stay longer, and have the strength and endurance to hold my bow at full draw with prefect form for an extended period of time. I don’t want my body to be one of the reasons I miss a shot on an animal. Does anyone else train with this mindset in the off season and what kind of programs are you running to reach your goals.

Unfortunately my shop I had been going to since I started archery closed about a month or two ago. They had great techs, great customer service & always did a bang up job. I’ve since had to go to another shop, which doesn’t have the best reputation. Needed a new center serving. I bet I haven’t put 100 arrows through my bow since I got it & look at this! Already unraveled. I have a shoot Saturday & Sunday, that I’ll probably miss. So if you have a good shop. Support them & buy everything you can from them.