Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
With numerous sources outlining different recommended draw weights, competing with the natural desire to shoot high draw weights, we break down the common reasons why people do archery and give guidelines on what the target weights for those purposes are. Remember that it is always safer to start low and work your way up. Don't try to start with a high draw weight and use brute force to fling arrows. That's not archery. That's injury.
00:00 - Intro
01:26 - General Guidelines
03:40 - Casual / Recreation
05:52 - Youth
06:32 - Serious / Competitive
08:00 - Hunting
08:54 - Historical
10:51 - Conclusion
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With numerous sources outlining different recommended draw weights, competing with the natural desire to shoot high draw weights, we break down the common reasons why people do archery and give guidelines on what the target weights for those purposes are. Remember that it is always safer to start low and work your way up. Don't try to start with a high draw weight and use brute force to fling arrows. That's not archery. That's injury.
00:00 - Intro
01:26 - General Guidelines
03:40 - Casual / Recreation
05:52 - Youth
06:32 - Serious / Competitive
08:00 - Hunting
08:54 - Historical
10:51 - Conclusion
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Follow me on Facebook: facebook.com/nusensei
Twitter: twitter.com/nu_sensei
Instagram: instagram.com/nusensei
![NU Archery Practice [Python] | January 26th 2020](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/x8ju3TQQTE4/mqdefault.jpg "NU Archery Practice [Python] | January 26th 2020
Slow day, and a little lethargic.
Riser: Chaser Python
Limbs: 36# Uukha Ex1 Evo2
Arrows: Easton A/C/E
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