@ Camden Valley & District Archers, UWS Campbelltown.
Light drizzle, overcast, bright at times with some light glare.
4x 6 arrow ends @70m, 122cm warmup
70m/720 QRE
Lunch
4x 6 arrow ends @50m, 80cm 5-X ring face warmup
50m/720 QRE
Total 192.
The weather was actually really good for the purposes of shooting since there was pretty much no wind at all and the conditions were great.
I didn't feel particularly strong for some reason, could be any series of reasons but I have no idea where to pin it so it really doesn't matter.
My 70m rounds were pretty ordinary, I just couldn't expand through the clicker today, I felt okay in the draw and anchor, even in holding firmly on the target, but as time passed in expansion, I had problems getting through, leading to poor release action and spraying arrows.
70m
Set 1: 43 50 42 52 48 43 = 278 (first and last arrows for Set 1 were both a 3 -_-; )
Set 2: 46 47 42 54 49 48 = 286
Total 564, with 3 X's and 7 10's+X's
After lunch, the 50m was set up as 5-X ring faces, with three on each target. I took the right hand position which was lower than the target butt centerline. The round was much better, unfortunately however due to it being a reduced ring face anything less than a five counts as a miss, and I had two misses.
50m
Set 1: 39 (miss) 44 49 55 51 52 = 290
Set 2: 40 (miss) 48 48 49 52 45 = 282
Total 572, with 2 X's and 11 10's+Xs
Score wise and shooting, the 50m round was better, I concentrated more on my breathing cycles and my elbow position and used them to help me get through around the clicker but it was still quite a struggle. However, I have been able to get through with letting down and being more patient instead of forcing shots through like I normally would have in the past. I didn't come within the 30second flag marker time wise, so I at least still completed each end well within time.
They aren't actually terrible scores overall, but I just had hoped to perhaps post something closer to a 585 than a score not even submittable (564). But thats just the nature of training with up and downs. Next up is the Northern FITA Star, a double FITA90, so lets see if my 70m+50m scores will be as good as the Metro's or not.
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