Skip to main content

Recommendation on home weigh training device?

By

Been busy with work recently and not getting home until after dark. Anyone have any recommendations for weight training devices for moving up in poundage? Cannot go the gym right now and only able to actively shoot on the weekends.

I've looked into the following devices and methods. I've trying to find a device with a wide range of weights for home at night.

  • Stretching bands are good for warmups, but they are too light for what I'm trying to do.

  • Been doing elbow ups, push ups, and stretches, but this can only take me so far.

  • Accubow seems to do exactly what I want which is give me a wide range of weights, but the horror stories of the device is numerous. There has been cases of the housing snapping off, screw defects which break the weigh adjustment feature, and some cases of the device cracking / snapping. Paired with the 14 day warranty which starts as soon as you order the product... i'm wary.

  • Shot trainer's only help me maintain my current weight and does not solve the problem.

  • Resistance bands seem to do what I want, but I have no experience with them. They can go from 10 to 150lbs. Thoughts on these might be helpful.

Any thoughts from people that have had this issue before or gone up in weight.

Thanks, Grasshoppeh ヽ( ﾟｰﾟ)ﾉ} =͟͟͞͞➳ 

edit: added more details

submitted by /u/Grasshoppeh
[link] [comments]

from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2Vm61uk
via
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Shibuya vs Axcel vs other top end sights?

By
So my budget has increased and i decided i'm going for a top-level sight for the target style recurve i'm building. It seems that Shibuya and Axcel are the top end, so for anyone who has experience with either one of them, or preferably both, could you tell me the differences, pros and cons, and which one is the best value? i'm planning on buying the most expensive, so the Axcel Achieve XP - Recurve or the Shibuya Ultima RC PRO Carbon Sight . If there's any other top end sights you think are better, let me know. I want this to be the first and last sight that i ever buy, and price doesn't really matter. Another question, on the Shibuya there's an option for "Single mount" and "Double mount." What do those mean? And lastly, is the sight aperture on either of the sights suitable, or is there better after-market apertures that are better? I'm sort of thinking that is something I should be buying from my local shop so i can actually te...
Post a Comment
Read more

My thoughts on the Sanlida X10 Kit

By
Full disclosure: Sanlida reached out to me about being an "influencer." Their model, at least the one offered to me, was not something I was comfortable with. That being said, I still shoot their limbs and have a high opinion of the value of their products. The Sanlida kit has been getting a lot of buzz since Jake Kaminski started reviewing it, and with good reason. It's a relatively affordable, relatively complete setup. But is it a good value? I think it's the best "kit" available. If you don't want to pick and choose the accessories you want, it's hard to beat. But I'm not convinced it's the best use of $1000 for recurve archery. Limbs: I do absolutely recommend these limbs. At $249, I think the Miracle X10 limbs are one of the best values on the market. They honestly shot nearly as well as $600 limbs. The pair I have do not have the QC issues that Jake's did, so I definitely got lucky. Many of the alternatives in this price po...
Post a Comment
Read more

Are my new arrows overspined?

By
Are 400 spine, 27" arrows overspined for 30 pound draw weight? The guy just picked the arrows, cut them and gave them to me. my old arrows were 500 spine, 32" so when I said that they looked overspined, he just shrugged and said "the chart says they're ok". Can anyone confirm my doubts? submitted by /u/Astaziel [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3pmjVLf via
Post a Comment
Read more