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Alright, everybody, we're back again. I've got a good friend and amazing mathematician

and the grandmaster Puba of everything technical and archery. I've got James Park with me.

James, thanks for joining me again, man.

Lovely to do that, John.

Well, last time we talked about foundation form, got into some pretty good stuff that

I think a lot of people out there aren't really going to hear from the average Joe. That's

for sure. But now let's get into some nitty gritty because you and I have done some pretty,

I mean, you were doing, you started to do some things with aerodynamics, a little bit

of plotting. You had kind of got your first shooting machine. I remember when I swayed

you over from the PSC dark side to come over and be part of my team and then when I went

to Hoyt, the first thing I said is if I get to say so on who I can rally up with some

with some of my shooter budget, James Park's coming on, so I really, I'm John.

Some of the stuff you were doing and some of the photos that you were doing with your

shooting machine were super cool. You were like, you were getting like actual freeze frame

shots of an arrow halfway through eggs. Yep, that was awesome. How are you doing that

again? I can't. Were you setting up a timer? Well, what I was doing, I was, yeah, the

Compion bow in the shooting machine and I used the cocking lever on the release device

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