Half your luckGilly wrote:Thanks for explaining Jeff, I had not heard of it before! I don't think I suffer from it luckily!
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Never under estimate the strength of a cornered coward.
Everyone is entitled to be stupid, but some abuse the privilege.
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Welcome back Simon. I think it's not so much that the passion for archery has been diluted, as that the self-generated performance anxiety has gone as your self image is no longer wrapped up in archery.
I wonder what the horse riding equivalent of target panic is.[/quote]
Hi Alan. Great to hear from you. Doing what I'm doing now there's not much room for panic-just a thought of " thank heavens there's only 10km to go"-and that's the horse, not me. I'm thinking about a cooling drink and why the heck is this hurting so much. Have to say there is a little anxiety trotting along in the dark in a forest when you can't se a darned thing and its all down to the horse that we don't fall in a screaming heap. Guess the nearest equivalent to target panic in horse riding circles happens in show jumping where somebody rushes the fences rather than letting the fences come to them.
I hope that longbow of yours is going really well.
Simon
I wonder what the horse riding equivalent of target panic is.[/quote]
Hi Alan. Great to hear from you. Doing what I'm doing now there's not much room for panic-just a thought of " thank heavens there's only 10km to go"-and that's the horse, not me. I'm thinking about a cooling drink and why the heck is this hurting so much. Have to say there is a little anxiety trotting along in the dark in a forest when you can't se a darned thing and its all down to the horse that we don't fall in a screaming heap. Guess the nearest equivalent to target panic in horse riding circles happens in show jumping where somebody rushes the fences rather than letting the fences come to them.
I hope that longbow of yours is going really well.
Simon
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Unfortunately not, but it's my problem not the bow's. I've joined the local AA club (Tuggeranong) and have been spending a bit of time there trying to sort out some nasty problems with my form. I think (hope) I'm finally getting on top of it.Brumbies Country wrote:I hope that longbow of yours is going really well.
Alan