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ORIGINAL: DropTine249
I counted 2 really far back shots, and 2 quartering to shots.
Aside from that, the rest looked ok. One appeared be be low, looked like over compenstation.
Most of them were good shots.
It happens. Its funny how people jump all over things like they never ever made or will make a bad shot.
When everything is caught on film, that means the GOOD and the BAD..
I counted 2 really far back shots, and 2 quartering to shots.
Aside from that, the rest looked ok. One appeared be be low, looked like over compenstation.
Most of them were good shots.
It happens. Its funny how people jump all over things like they never ever made or will make a bad shot.
When everything is caught on film, that means the GOOD and the BAD..
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ORIGINAL: pheasantfanatic
I counted 61 different shots in that video....anyone else count??? I don't know if I missed any or not. It goes kinda fast to count......lol
I counted 61 different shots in that video....anyone else count??? I don't know if I missed any or not. It goes kinda fast to count......lol
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ORIGINAL: DropTine249
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ORIGINAL: DropTine249
I counted 2 really far back shots, and 2 quartering to shots.
Aside from that, the rest looked ok. One appeared be be low, looked like over compenstation.
Most of them were good shots.
It happens. Its funny how people jump all over things like they never ever made or will make a bad shot.
When everything is caught on film, that means the GOOD and the BAD..
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Right on DT. ADP shows everything the way it happens.
They sure do..I respect that..Cant hide from reality, and shouldnt try too.
Their name "ADP" is pretty cool...ADP, in physiological& biochemicalterms is the abreviation for "Adenosine Diphosphate", which, in short, has to do with the creating, storing and releasing of energies through ATP(adenosine TRIphosphate)synthases.
The formation of ADPfrom ATP releases usablemetabolic energy.Pretty cool, considering that is what a Bow does(generates, stores and releasesusable energy as the bow stores energy, releases potential energy, then transfers that potential intokenetic energy)!!
Sorry if that was "over" anyones head....
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ORIGINAL: DropTine249
I counted 2 really far back shots, and 2 quartering to shots.
Aside from that, the rest looked ok. One appeared be be low, looked like over compenstation.
Most of them were good shots.
It happens. Its funny how people jump all over things like they never ever made or will make a bad shot.
When everything is caught on film, that means the GOOD and the BAD..
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Right on DT. ADP shows everything the way it happens.
Their name "ADP" is pretty cool...ADP, in physiological& biochemicalterms is the abreviation for "Adenosine Diphosphate", which, in short, has to do with the creating, storing and releasing of energies through ATP(adenosine TRIphosphate)synthases.
The formation of ADPfrom ATP releases usablemetabolic energy.Pretty cool, considering that is what a Bow does(generates, stores and releasesusable energy as the bow stores energy, releases potential energy, then transfers that potential intokenetic energy)!!
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ORIGINAL: brucelanthier
Not over my head. I knew that stuff back in the mid-nineties, 96'-97'when I would go up to Hopatcong for powerlifting comps. Everything old is new. It is the way of the world
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ORIGINAL: DropTine249
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ORIGINAL: DropTine249
I counted 2 really far back shots, and 2 quartering to shots.
Aside from that, the rest looked ok. One appeared be be low, looked like over compenstation.
Most of them were good shots.
It happens. Its funny how people jump all over things like they never ever made or will make a bad shot.
When everything is caught on film, that means the GOOD and the BAD..
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Right on DT. ADP shows everything the way it happens.
They sure do..I respect that..Cant hide from reality, and shouldnt try too.
Their name "ADP" is pretty cool...ADP, in physiological& biochemicalterms is the abreviation for "Adenosine Diphosphate", which, in short, has to do with the creating, storing and releasing of energies through ATP(adenosine TRIphosphate)synthases.
The formation of ADPfrom ATP releases usablemetabolic energy.Pretty cool, considering that is what a Bow does(generates, stores and releasesusable energy as the bow stores energy, releases potential energy, then transfers that potential intokenetic energy)!!
Sorry if that was "over" anyones head....
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ORIGINAL: DropTine249
I counted 2 really far back shots, and 2 quartering to shots.
Aside from that, the rest looked ok. One appeared be be low, looked like over compenstation.
Most of them were good shots.
It happens. Its funny how people jump all over things like they never ever made or will make a bad shot.
When everything is caught on film, that means the GOOD and the BAD..
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Right on DT. ADP shows everything the way it happens.
Their name "ADP" is pretty cool...ADP, in physiological& biochemicalterms is the abreviation for "Adenosine Diphosphate", which, in short, has to do with the creating, storing and releasing of energies through ATP(adenosine TRIphosphate)synthases.
The formation of ADPfrom ATP releases usablemetabolic energy.Pretty cool, considering that is what a Bow does(generates, stores and releasesusable energy as the bow stores energy, releases potential energy, then transfers that potential intokenetic energy)!!
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