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How do I make archery more physically challenging?

https://www.amazon.com/Hungarian-Handmade-Flagella-Horsebow-30-60LBS/dp/B00DF4HKS8/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=hungarian%2Bbow&qid=1605292569&sr=8-3&th=1 My current bow makes me feel nothing, and it has made lose interest to continue daily archery

Don't know what I can do about this other than getting a warbow, but currently too expensive; 600-1000+ price range

This is probably unusual, but I do archery because I like the challenge of taking on heavy bows and speed shooting them to challenge my strength, not target shooting to be as precise as possible

Is there anything I can do about this since increasing my bow's draw weight is not an option?

The only thing I can think about is buying more arrows, so I can shoot many non-stop, like the equivalent of a sprint

I could just shoot for longer, but I need to keep it at one hour a day, any ideas?

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