Nock On PC 91

Nock On Archery

Nock On Podcast

Sports, Sports:wilderness, Wilderness

4.8 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 December 2016

⏱️ 123 minutes

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Summary

PC 91 is with Hoyt Pro Staff Coordinator Evan Williams. We talk tuning, judging distance, stabilizing you bow, target panic practice, properly getting reps, what bow fits you best, dud shooting a coy/wolf target in the head and a bunch of other nonsense!!

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0:00.0	Welcome to Knock-On Podcast where we bring you archery information and education that
0:07.1	you can trust.
0:08.6	Knock-On was created as a way to bring all archers together regardless of the brand you
0:13.1	choose or the style of archery you shoot.
0:15.8	Knock-On Podcasting will deliver professional insights to the latest gear, proper shooting
0:20.5	technique along with high-level equipment setup and tuning.
0:24.8	Hey everybody, welcome back to another Knock-On Podcast.
0:30.3	Once again, I'm excited.
0:32.2	I kind of wish you could be here, but I got my good buddy Evan Williams right out of the
0:37.4	Hwy factory on today.
0:39.6	Thanks dude for coming.
0:41.2	Appreciate it.
0:42.2	Well you didn't know.
0:43.2	Thanks for having me on.
0:44.2	I guess I only go on Knock-On Nation.
0:46.2	Yeah.
0:47.2	The only place you really came was to your office early and then we had to deal with Skype.
0:55.0	Yeah.
0:56.0	Yeah.
0:57.0	Great issues when I get involved with technology.
1:01.0	Apparently, I have a way of crashing systems and people's whole systems.
1:08.9	I wonder if that's the truth though.
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