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Knock-On was created as a way to bring all archers together regardless of the brand you choose or the style of archery you shoot.

Knock-On Podcasting will deliver professional insights to the latest gear,

proper shooting technique, along with high-level equipment setup and tuning.

Well, what is up? Hey, hey, what's happening everybody? Knock-On Podcast. This is volume three from this series that we've done.

The last two podcasts were based on Q&As from the Knock-On Nation and I'm going to pick up and continue on that.

There were some awesome questions for the last two podcasts and there's still more awesome questions.

Honestly, the stuff that you guys have as topics is endless. I could podcast, well technically I can't podcast for as much questions as you have for me to answer.

But the topics and the subjects are limitless right now. So I'm doing my best to pick and choose some topics that I think are maybe ones that are relative to the moment.

Or also things that we haven't talked about lately and things that I think would be valuable for.

Some of the stuff that I know is coming up here in the future. So the first question here is from John.

Looks like Yosarian. You're saying I'd like to hear more stuff on doing your own tuning, setting up your own area and how to get comfortable using a bow press and tips on not screwing up your bow.

So this is awesome and completely important right now because obviously with all the changes that have happened with COVID, there's limitation to places that are open.

There's limitation to whether or not you can be in that place depending on what type of numbers they're allowing in a pro shop at one time.

And I know that there's some pro shops that you kind of have to have appointments only and yeah, there's certainly.

There's certainly a need for in my opinion, everybody to have more understanding of the daily things that you can do with your archery equipment that not to say a pro shop.

You know, isn't qualified to do it because obviously they're a pro shop they should have more qualification and just like with anything.

If you're not doing it all the time, it gets rusty, you know, regardless of what type of skill that is and with a pro shop or an archery shop, they're doing it every day.

So I know for me, when I first started learning how to work on some of my own stuff, if I didn't do it for a while and then had to a lot of times that that kind of refresher was a little bit counter intuitive because I wasn't necessarily good at that.

So the continual practice is critical and we even we even notice that here, you know, there might be times where I'm doing bo builds during a certain part of the year.

Normally it's towards that front third of the years when I'm doing a lot of my bo builds.

So the repetition is very high and honestly my hands can just go into autopilot and for example, if you're listening to this podcast, I did an Insta story yesterday about setting up one of the embark bows.

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