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Growing archery one shooter at a time! (Bow Giveaway Surprise) · The Bow Disciples Podcast

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Here's your noodle. Thank you, had some bigger
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noodles than I'm used to. Yeah, I'm sure.
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Oh, it almost sounded like you you had experience or something.
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But here we are. We're in a pool.
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We're in a pool BDP. We got some sunburns.
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Yeah. And oh, yes, yes, that might be
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the thummy. That might be the thummy.
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So let's go ahead and talk. We have a podcast.
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We're in Florida, your home state, Brianna.
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Matt just went up my nose. Yeah, and that's her ass.
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Oh. Boy, this is going to be out of.
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Control when you did that and that flew right into your mouth.
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But anyway, well, I'm here with the two twins I'm between.
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Stay in the Camberburn. I'm like James between two
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twins. This looks like it could be
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another type of content here in about 5.
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Minutes, but it's you know what I mean.
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Well, maybe stay tuned till the end.
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Stay tuned till the end, you never know.
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So stay tuned. Also this pod real quick
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I felt like we'd never. It's brand new.
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I'm yeah. I love the people.
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Maybe more than anybody, yeah. I mean, save people some money,
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you know? So with that being said, we just
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filmed a very cool video that wasn't planned to be filmed.
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Yeah, why don't we talk about this a little?
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Well, have we just kind of organically had the opportunity
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to help my brother learn how to shoot a bow?
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And so he pulled out my bow. I knew I had checked his eye
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dominance in Christmas and he's left eye dominant.
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And Brianna's normally not in the state and light bulb, she's
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here so. We whipped out my bow.
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Whipped out Brianna's bow, let him try left-handed bow and it
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just started clicking by the second shot and was very excited
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about it and then. So I gave him my bow.
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Which which I want to touch on that real quick because first of
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all, the everything about it I loved.
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I love that because first, the suggestion was that he shoots my
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bow and I'm like, bro, you going to slap the shirt out of his
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arm? My arms are way too long.
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That's not going to work. And also, it's probably not
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great to start with the 72 LB hammer, even though that bow
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draws so easy. Like, I think you'd be just
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fine. Yeah, but Brent, add her bow and
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she goes try mine, which of course is going to be a little
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short, but he's a short king, so not too short.
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And but easy to pull back only 48.
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Pounds right so he pulls it back and right away as soon as he got
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it back and I could see him like trying to see through the peep.
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I was like oh he's good he needs to shoot left-handed.
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So we do left-handed and first shot pretty mid.
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Not not the best but the second time dude he brought came over
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straight to anchor look great. Got the nose down eventually.
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Got his nose, the string, got his nose on that nose button and
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drilled a shot and then Brianna out of left field.
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Nobody knew. Nobody was expecting this.
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She she says, hey, you can have my bow.
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How cool was that? Yeah, I know.
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Very. Sweet of her.
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What made you just off the RIP just like, you know, Yeah, where
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did that? Yeah, where did?
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That come well, it was like I know he'd like contemplated
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jokingly sometimes like getting a bow and when people do that
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it's like, ha, it's sometimes it's a big commitment to a
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purchase. Even you know, a a budget bow is
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is a commitment as far as the cost goes, and we know that we
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have the virtue sitting at home just came in getting, you know,
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about to get set up when we get back and what do we always don't
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do with our bows? It's like, oh, we're going to do
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it Instagram giveaway or we're going to sell it on eBay And
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it's like we just save him some money right now by giving it
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away. Like it's pretty easy.
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And it's not a, you know, if it were like my Eva, it'd be a
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different story. I'd be like, Hey, you can have
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it if you want it because it is a female's bow, but the, the
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core Sr. is a, is a flagship bow that, you know, is meant for
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anybody, not just women. So it's perfect bow for us.
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It was a flagship bow or it was one.
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But no, it still is still one of the flagstrips.
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Yep, and. I mean it's.
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Perfect for a starter in shooting because one it's
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Bowtech. So you know, you can hate on it
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all you want, but it's settable for anybody.
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So right now after this pod we can go change the draw length
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form and and throw in one of James's arrows because mine will
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become too short and just double check that the the draw works
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out for him. You can only do that on a bow
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tech and then not. Only like Lola and bows, you can
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do that. But as far as like a flagship
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where you can really adjust that, Yeah.
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And I'm not trying to make that an ad of just a cool moment, but
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it is one of the unique parts about the bow.
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That's what I'm saying. And then on top of it being that
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I am a female so I only got 50 LB limbs on it.
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It's great to start perfect just because if you don't have
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someone who's around you daily to like guide you, it's really
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tough to throw poundage into a bow that I know.
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So as fast as he whipped that back, he could easily throw 60
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or 70 LB limbs on there and be fine.
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But then you're going to give up learning form, you're going to
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give up learning technique, all to try to yank that bow back.
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Right now, he could yank it back no problem and work on making
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sure he's shooting correctly. And then down the road, you
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know, Brittany helps him. You don't find it, the heavier
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set of limbs and then you go and get him thrown on there was like
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easy day. Like I have a set of System X
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strings that are meant we're meant to go on it when we get
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back. So I'm just going to overnight
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ship them. And then you can help him go
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into the store to get like the peep actually lined up to work
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for him. I don't know.
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If you got to overnight them but you'll.
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You know also. Don't think I need to take him
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into a store to set his peep like she.
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Know how to do? It Oh yeah, just come on over to
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Brittany Outdoors, Brittany Ching Outdoors.
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And Brittany can do it for him so well.
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We'll check it out. There's there's, I think, a lot
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of pretty neat elements. But do you have the piece the
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thing to put a peep in yet? The.
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Piece to put a press. Yes, yeah, that Oh.
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That's how you put strings on. So.
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So you can just put the strings on, we're good to go see like it
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was just easy to hand it. To well here, here's what I
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think is also cool about it is I part of the reason I do what I
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do is because I like to get people into archery, new people
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and they can have a lot of fun shooting bows.
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That's what I love, and the cool part is you got someone new
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today into archery and Brittany lives close by, so you can
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actually film video series in the future, kind of tracking
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Jordan's entry into archery and setting up bow tech, all that
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stuff. And it'll be really cool for
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someone to follow because a first timer can go watch that
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series and go start to finish kind of how to get the ball
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moving. I think that's really, really
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cool. And this little raw video we
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filmed today that will throw up is definitely a very like
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organic version of how it starts for.
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Most. People a friend says, hey, try
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my bow out in the backyard. In the backyard.
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It probably doesn't fit you. It's not your poundage, it's not
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your draw length, and you might be right-handed when you're
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left-handed or left when you're right.
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It's some very and literally. It's funny how we got it like on
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camera, even though it's literally just meant it was not
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meant to be. Like it literally was just
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organic. Like hey, let me you know Jordan
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on a try one because they were talking about it and how Declan
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was shooting the little kids bow in the.
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House and whatnot. And it was like James being the
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content king was like, get the phone out.
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You can get a funny short out of this.
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And it was like film it horizontal just in case it goes
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too. Long you get a full.
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Length and then you can cut some funny shorts and then it turned
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into, oh, you know. Like.
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He would want 1. He would have fun with it.
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I don't need this bow anymore. Well, and and and another cool
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thing, I was talking to Jordan after you gave him the bow and
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you know, he's a lineman by trade, right?
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So a lot of times he's staying in a campground in a trailer,
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comes back to the trailer. It's what are you going to do?
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When I was like, good, literally you go get a, you know, block
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target and shoot at 20 yards every day.
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Like now. It gives you a hobby, something
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to do outside of just work when you're on the road.
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Like it's awesome in a bow. So easy to travel with.
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And so that's quite possibly my favorite part about the surprise
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giveaway is not just the getting somebody into it.
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Like obviously, you know, the mission is to help people
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understand the industry and help those who are interested figure
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out how to get into it. And this was kind of an accident
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version of that, but exactly you know what you want to happen,
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but not to air like anybody's business, but on the mental side
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of things, you know, when you're just all by yourself or like
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some people just kind of their head lives in like a dark space
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sometimes and a the mission, a job, an objective.
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Like a goal, the hobby. Like learning a hobby.
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Something to get better at too. So it's a.
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Measurable. You know, sometimes people's
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hobbies change all the time. I don't think there's anything
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wrong with that. But when you have a measurable
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thing that you can learn to do over time, see, you've got a
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task to develop. Tomorrow I'm going to learn to
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do this. Tomorrow I'm going to go out and
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practice this. Tomorrow I'm going to shoot a
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little farther than that. Yeah.
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And mentally, it just keeps. You shoot a tighter group at 20
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tomorrow than I did today. Like that's how I usually
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practice is I love just cranking out groups because you can
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always tighten the group unless you shoot 3 Robin Hoods, like,
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you know what I mean? It can always get better.
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So yeah, I think it's awesome. I'm really stoked for him.
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And I think he'll, I could tell he's fired up, you know what I
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mean? I can tell he's fired up.
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And to me, that's so sick. That's the whole point of why I
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do the videos. It is for situations like that.
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Yep, just a little ignite, you know, a little ignition, little
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flame inside of somebody, you know.
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Yeah. Yeah, now we did.
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For the first time you played our target games, our target
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face games. So we played baseball, beer pong
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and golf. We kind of made a fun medley.
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We didn't play one start to finish.
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We did like a round here, round here round here and then ended
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up having some OTI will preface it and say that Britt shot the
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best I've seen her shooting in a while because she shot really,
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really good. Made me go overtime like twice.
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And to be honest, when I drained that triple in the final, I told
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her I thought for sure she was cooked.
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I was like she not hitting this triple and then she did only do
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it once. She did it three times during
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the triple, so she was solid. You did get the L, which I know
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you didn't want, but it was close.
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It could have gone either way. So what?
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I know you said you watched a video about posture that you
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think helped. Yeah.
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Tell me a little bit about. That so recently I was watching
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a Levi Morgan's putting out like a summer series.
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It kind of seems like I don't know.
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You didn't say I exactly say that, at least I didn't see, but
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seems like a summer series. Different things to help you
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hold your pen, steadier footing, proper shoes, posture, all
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different types of things. And one of them had to do with
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drawing. I'm sure you can go out and find
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the video, but basically had to do with that.
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We don't want to be sky drawing. But also instead of drawing
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perfectly level, you'll see a lot of professional shooters
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starting their draw cycle slightly pointed up so that when
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they're full at full draw, they're not yet level.
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And what they're doing is they're bringing their arms.
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They're bringing their arms down.
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Thank you, Daddy. Make sure you're in the.
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Camera keep drifting out I. See it in here?
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So they're coming to here and then bringing the bow to anchor.
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So they're settling those shoulders down and in instead of
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this flat draw, which already like has you crunched up and
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shoulder coming up? Yep.
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That's why I never understood why people do that.
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So it. Automatically looks so tight.
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So the he will openly say in the video that something has to be
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aware of is when you're hunting, you don't always have the
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opportunity to draw in certain ways.
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You know you do if you're in a blind or if you're going to
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stand in the, you know you're something's up close.
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Little movement is possible, yeah.
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But yeah, so I don't know, I just kept that in the back of my
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mind today when I was drawing, try not to stay so tight and
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kind of having a bit more of a relaxed draw and then settling
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the shoulders in. And it really did make me feel
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more steady, like the pin was moving slower and helped me kind
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of focus on the target so that I could get the shots go off kind
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of more. Now when I wanted to.
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Are you ever going to stop doing this?
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Oh, she didn't do it as bad today.
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Not as bad, but a little bit. Still, I don't know if it's
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something that's just built into your repertoire, so now you
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habitually do it. I don't know cuz I've never dry
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fired a boat so I don't know what events it would be.
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Never Yeah, I I think when I. Feel very habitual for you
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though. Cuz I always do it.
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It was when I relearned my draw cycle like 2-3 years ago and I
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don't know, just something that I was doing when I was
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reteaching myself instead of drawing like this.
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The row. Like to reach out and I'm not
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really sure where the head tilt came from or why I started doing
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that but it could. Just be a strength thing.
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Like maybe for some reason that unlocked a little strength, a
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little more strength, but but I. At the time.
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I do want to touch a little bit on the the draw thing because I
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totally agree. Obviously Levi obviously
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freaking that. Obviously Levi a freaking
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legend. So his information's gonna be
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great. And he did.
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He did just. Follow me on Instagram.
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I will say that but maybe a collab coming soon.
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Leave a. Levi, drop a comment.
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Below, let's cook that collab. But what I agree with is by
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starting a little bit higher, another thing it does is creates
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a little more momentum in your draw.
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So it kind of gets everything moving.
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Whereas when you're coming from here, it's like you're almost
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fighting momentum. So you're creating momentum and
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then like you said, you're starting from here and coming
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down. And then if you think about it
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the opposite way, how you and your sister used to draw, by
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coming underneath, you're actually doing the opposite and
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coming upward, which creates a lot more fight and attention on
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the shoulder, more upward. So I totally agree with that and
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I've made videos on it multiple times in the past on a draw, a
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draw cycle. But that is such AI feel like
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pretty easy thing you can do, yeah, to kind of improve your
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shoulder placement when you're in a draw, you know what I mean?
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And I think it's better for your body to draw that way as well.
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Yeah. So just a little like, you know,
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my usually like when I'm riding home from work or something or
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downtime at work, I'll listen to some type of little something
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like that. Say, due to your job, were you
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about to admit to watching TV? Well, but you said listen.
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You listen. Yeah.
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Good job. Good job.
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So you just listen to a little something and that one stuck
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with me yesterday. So that's a great he's kind of
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in my head today and I don't know, maybe attribute that to no
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you shot steady your pin today. You.
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Shot really good now. Of the three games, you got a
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little taste of each one. Which one was your favorite
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would you say? I think that like the idea of
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the beer pong gang, if you were spicing it up with like some,
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you know, just regular beverages, you know, and then
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maybe the loser, like we did like sodas or something.
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Yeah. So when you play.
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The full game like a normal beer pong game, that's when it's that
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game is more fun, I think. Yeah, because also match play
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was a cool idea for that, but never done that.
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But when you are playing like competition style and doing the
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full beer pong then it is a bit more fun than just like.
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Nails also. The lighting here, so much
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better than back home, I will say.
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Like I could actually see the shaded lines around the circles
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of the cups and the space between the cups.
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It's so bright back home, like because we don't have a lot of
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cloud cover that a lot of reflection comes off of like the
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paper and that white just looks like a big white triangle.
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So I did like the fact that the paper.
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Was more visible. I think partly there's clouds
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right now. When we played in #2, we were
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also playing from closer than we usually do, that is.
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True that. Is.
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True, they give her a charity match.
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But usually we play from 30 to 40 yards.
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We were only playing at 20. But the match play to me is so
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fun because it's like OK if someone sets you have to execute
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or else like they get a point. I think that is a fun way to
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play. So what?
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You have to, I guess, continue. Yeah, we didn't actually finish.
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Right, but I think my favorite game was actually the baseball
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game. I think golf was tricky because
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those those those circles are golf are very.
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Small, I have decided to teach your renditions of that I will
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be making them. Bigger.
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I don't know if you should. I think you leave that one as
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like the 20 yard precise. Best, I think maybe making them
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just a little bigger, maybe a couple less, like one or two
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less holes would give you a little more room on the Yeah,
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well, you have nine holes. You have half a 18.
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Hole game again. I think my demonstration of
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sports today is obviously. You could still make them.
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You could make them a. Little bit.
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Think of that. Yeah, Baseball.
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I agree. I think baseball's great.
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I enjoyed learning a little bit about baseball and in doing so,
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I'm playing the game today, so that was interesting.
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Yeah, yeah. And yeah, it's fun the way you
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set it up. It's not like it is a, you know,
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baseball band, but the ideas there the, you know, the concept
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of. You know, if that was a
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rendition of the game originally, like how it really
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works is, James, it's like, I want a game that's baseball.
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And then I just go to the computer and figure out how
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would this game work with archery?
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And originally there's a rendition that included like,
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you know, three, you know, plates or bases.
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Well there is 3 bases on that. Thing but they're.
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Not really. They're not playing.
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They're not. Playing a little, yeah.
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And then it was like. No, this is like.
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It's too easy cuz you're. Just gonna blow out the whole
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how many people wouldn't be able to shoot?
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There's no different objectives like there is in baseball,
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whether you're trying to get just a.
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Single like you know, to the outfield so.
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Your person on 3rd can make it in like thinking of baseball in
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mind. So then we just changed it up a
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little. Bit to make.
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More sense to where you could either play real.
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Baseball. Roles or you couldn't and like
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you. Guys played where you actually.
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Had a pitcher and a header. Today, but the way the game is.
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Designed is you don't have. To have that so like.
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You could just pitch and hit for yourself.
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So like. You just shoot and then.
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You shoot like a you shoot. It was definitely fun the way we
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played it, Like if you have someone to shoot with, a pitcher
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of the hitter. But one thing I will say about
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the baseball game too, just kind of thinking, I love all of them.
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I, I almost think golf was maybe my favorite, but I, I really
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like them all. Beer pong I think is excellent
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if you're in the right setting. But what I love about baseball
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is because there's the home plate.
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That the pitcher has to set. You actually always are playing
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like it is a two person game or more.
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Whereas the other ones I guess beer pong 2 but like the golf
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game especially you literally could play individually.
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You can. Play golf by yourself, that's
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not. You you could play all of them
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individually if you really wanted, but the baseball game
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just by nature is like made to be a multiplayer game and that's
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why. I also like that you're looking
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at like every every in baseball inning, but in in archery, like
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every turn yeah, is different. Yeah.
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So like even though you move on to a new hole and the hole
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differentiates whether it has a birdie, so it's or a Bowie or a
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double birdie, so it gets bigger or smaller every hole you're the
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goal is really the same. It's.
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Different. Hit the middle, hit the middle
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of the circle, you know, but the baseball game is different
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because every time what it could be a whole month, it could be a
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triple, it could be a single. And so you could end up doing 3
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like you did 3 triples in a row, or you could end up running a
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single, running a double, running a home run.
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And then you're actually trying to keep baseball.
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You don't have to, but you're trying to keep baseball score.
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It's like, OK, I still got a runner on 3rd, but I just made,
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you know, I made one run in and then like, okay, I got a single.
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So now I got a player on 1st and 3rd.
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So like I have the potential if I get a home run to get three
21:37
runs in, give them in my score 4.
21:40
Like it's just different than normal archery.
21:44
It's so fun and I. Brittany has no idea about
21:46
anything. I just.
21:47
Said but. He's thinking for a long time.
21:49
I also love how in the bottom right there's an actual
21:53
scoreboard, so you can play with a Sharpie in your yard and
21:56
actually score each inning. Yeah, and that's so much fun.
21:59
But yeah, that's exactly what I like about baseball because if I
22:04
shoot a, you know, the way it's designed, like a home run is the
22:09
smallest portion of home plate. So if I hit a home run, it's
22:14
good and bad because it's harder for the opponent to hit because
22:18
it's very small. But if they do, it's a run or
22:21
multiple runs of people are on base.
22:24
So both people have to show up and perform.
22:26
Even though the home run it's small, like it's the size of
22:30
like 1/4 to him, I still think a triple's the hardest hit.
22:35
Which makes sense because in baseball the fewest hits of the
22:38
year by far are triples. What is a?
22:41
Triple-A, triple means you. Hit the ball and you run to
22:43
third base. You're able to run to third base
22:45
from your hit but. Just it just goes to a place,
22:49
not a particular place but. Wherever any place it.
22:51
Goes all the way able. To run all the way to 3rd.
22:53
That's but, but here's why triples are rare.
22:56
The odds of making it from home all the way to 3rd are without
23:00
getting thrown out or tagged out or something is very low so that
23:05
I've. Never even seen a triple.
23:06
So that's why it's all the way in the back of the game Wheelie
23:09
of. Course he got wheels Otani a
23:11
beast but my point is the triple is hard to hit.
23:16
Hard to hit. Quit quit Test Britney.
23:19
Who's Otani play for? Shohei Otani, the biggest legend
23:24
in sports right now. That absolutely sounds like he
23:28
was going to be on and the New York Giants.
23:32
That's New York Giants. Nice.
23:33
Wrong sport, but hey, New York would be the right market, one
23:37
of the right markets. He is actually on the Los
23:39
Angeles Dodgers because they. Have see, I was trying to think
23:42
of it because we were just talking about this the other day
23:44
and he told me that that is one of the really good teams, I
23:48
guess. And as I'm trying to think of
23:50
that team, for some reason I thought.
23:51
They were. So the reason the Los Angeles
23:54
Dodgers or the New York Yankees or the New York Mets aren't a
23:57
bad call. So New York was a pro call is
24:00
because all three of those teams basically have unlimited.
24:03
Amount of. Money.
24:05
I'll do that. Do you want to take a crack at
24:07
his contract? Just guess how many years?
24:09
How many dollars, if you had to guess?
24:10
Probably five years and probably $30 million.
24:14
So his comes that's. Not enough.
24:16
So hold on, let me let me cook. So his contract is 10 years.
24:20
You want to do You want to change your?
24:23
Number Now guess your number. So 10 years.
24:25
How much money you think? You want to have years.
24:27
That 30 million was definitely not enough, Probably 100.
24:31
Million. OK, his contract, his contract
24:35
is for 10 years, $700 million. Oh my God.
24:43
What does his job? What does he do?
24:45
He's a. Pitcher and a hitter.
24:46
So, OK, so he better be striking everybody out.
24:50
He pretty much. 7 Pretty much $1,000,000.
24:52
And he's the best hitter, he. Doesn't The thing is in.
24:54
Baseball, you don't. Do pitchers don't hit?
24:56
Never. Well, they used to in the
24:58
National League, but they were trashed.
25:00
They. Only he's the best.
25:01
He is one of the best at pitching and the best.
25:04
He's the only one currently, right that pitches and hits.
25:08
100% unless they bring in like Kiki.
25:09
In all of the league. Yeah, yeah, the last person to
25:14
do. It's also like a six foot four
25:16
Asian. So the last person to do so that
25:18
seems. Like what is an Asian 6 foot 4?
25:21
So I think we've put so geez, OPI always say if I'm going to
25:25
get cancelled because. We.
25:27
So the last, the last person. Getting away from the camera.
25:31
So the last person to do what Shohei does is literally Babe
25:36
Ruth. Is that crazy?
25:38
Like that's how much of it? When does Babe Ruth?
25:40
Live Brittany how they answer this out?
25:42
When did he live? I don't know.
25:44
Time ago, yeah. Maybe 30 rallies.
25:47
Years ago, no. No.
25:52
Bring. Bernie to a baseball.
25:54
They got sports. So.
26:00
What logger? He was.
26:01
He was alive in the he. Was like in the 30s, yeah,
26:03
twenties, 30s. Yeah, so here.
26:06
So here's a fun good try, though I think Britney Jean Outdoors
26:09
will love this. So actually show his contract is
26:12
massive as it as it is 10 years, 700 million.
26:15
There is actually a bigger contract in baseball.
26:17
There's a player named Juan Soto who plays for the Mets who has
26:23
AI Think it's 16 years, 765 million.
26:28
Now technically when you do that math, that's more.
26:30
Year, yearly, yearly show has get more but show has should get
26:34
more. But but he'll be.
26:36
Able to sign another contract. After could you imagine inking a
26:39
deal for 700 mil? No, I cannot.
26:42
What would you do? Go home and be like, well, I
26:44
guess we did it. Yeah, you.
26:46
Know I would smile if I. Inked a deal for. 700.
26:49
Dollars. We're just a bunch of humble
26:56
Papa. We're literally in a above
27:01
ground pool. Is this podcast cooking right
27:08
now? So let's get back to you, James.
27:11
Obviously we are both from this great state of Florida, so we
27:17
are. There's no other way.
27:20
There's no other way to do a podcast but in a pool because
27:25
otherwise you're gonna sweat your tits off.
27:27
So even though we're doing in the evening, so it's really
27:29
quite pleasant outside, the storm has rolled out.
27:32
The skies are turning blue. Thought your parents were about
27:36
to have an aneurysm? That we're gonna get struck by
27:38
light? No, when?
27:39
When we're shooting out. There.
27:42
I said bro, I've been a lot closer to lightning hunting
27:44
before. This is the most time you've now
27:46
spent in Florida just vacationing.
27:49
What do you think of the Great Sunshine?
27:51
State Yeah, yeah, I like it. I I love Saint Augustine.
27:55
I thought it was awesome. I really liked it a lot.
27:58
I do think it's very fluid. That James has a cousin there.
28:01
Yeah, I do. I do.
28:02
Yeah. So shout out to Marcy the
28:04
legend, But no, I like it. I I think that obviously it's
28:10
very flat for me and I'm kind of like, I love mountains and big
28:13
country, but at the same time like the, the weather is kind of
28:19
cooked. Let's be honest.
28:20
It's a little bit cooked when I come out here and I'm climbing
28:23
that tree on Brittany Jean Outdoors Channel and I'm up
28:26
there sweating my weighing off ever.
28:28
Seen Jim? Sweat so bro, that any and when
28:31
I said give me the taxes like I I meant that from my soul.
28:35
Give me the taxes, bro. California, let me let me cook.
28:40
Let me. Take that, salon.
28:41
At any day over those. I think you're let me, let me,
28:44
let me cook. But I do think now there's areas
28:48
of California that are mega cooked.
28:50
But if you're in San Diego but the weather's undefeated, it's
28:54
it's the best. I think it is the best weather
28:57
year round. I'm sure for any I.
29:00
Don't even think that's a hot take, but dropping the cost.
29:02
Moderate temperatures. It's between 60 and 80 all year.
29:07
Which I have grown to be used to.
29:09
So like, and it's just a it's a different type of weather.
29:13
So like there, like it's hot here, Yeah.
29:16
It's hot. 85 and up, 90 plus. It was 103 the first day when we
29:21
were when I was climbing that tree, it was 103.
29:24
So hold on. I thought, I, I think when I was
29:27
climbing that tree and it was 103°.
29:29
I actually think my Johnson might have been 8 inches.
29:32
Yeah, so anyways, but. Just just off.
29:37
That humidity, it just makes a difference.
29:39
So when you go to like California, Arizona, like 70,
29:44
we've been, we've been outside where it's literally only 74° in
29:51
California. And in Florida, 74° would be
29:56
like, Oh my God, this is fantastic.
29:59
Well, in California, 74° you can also be sweating your ass off in
30:04
74°. Like without the humidity, it's
30:09
just plain straight out. Oh geezo P.
30:16
He just shot a load on him, Brittany.
30:18
Oh yes, Mommy, wait. What we decided is that Florida
30:27
is great. It's it's very nice.
30:32
Cow Morgan so better doesn't like but.
30:34
You know, it's not that I don't mind the heat.
30:36
I really don't like, I'm not going to coward like I'll be out
30:39
in the. Heat, you just get used to it.
30:40
Really. Yep, you just get used to it.
30:43
It's there's some days it's worse than others.
30:45
You're just not in the mood for it.
30:47
But I don't know. It's it's a very, it's a
30:50
different place. It's Florida Place.
30:52
That pole real quick. Yeah, give me that.
30:54
Like I could tell there was some struggle bussing and Saint
30:56
Augustine, and I'm just like, I was sweating too, but I'm like,
31:00
you just saw in the weather. Yeah.
31:01
Like it just is what it is like. Florida is not like.
31:05
Florida. Florida cooks.
31:06
I mean, obviously, like, look, I mean, is it nice to see the
31:11
prices of poems here? Yeah, it's great.
31:13
Is it nice to see the price of gas here?
31:15
It's great. Is it nice to see that you have
31:17
a swimming pool in your backyard and.
31:19
When I go to any restaurant like get a. 5.
31:23
Dollar Mountain, a Mountain Dew and it's 2 bucks.
31:26
I guess that's nice, but give me the taxes, you know?
31:31
But anyways, but no, I've had a lot of fun.
31:35
And here's the cool part about this trip actually is initially
31:40
it wasn't even really planned that we would bring our bows and
31:44
just look at look at God how it works.
31:46
Number one, brought the bows. We planned to do 1 video for
31:50
Britney Jean Outdoors and one for me.
31:52
We ended up coming home with three videos for Britney Jean
31:55
outdoors, a video for the bow Disciples channel and the pod
32:00
for the podcast. So we ended up just a bow
32:02
giveaway and a bow giveaway. We ended up cooking on content
32:07
and that's. All having fun in Florida.
32:10
It was great, it was super fun. And today, you know, we went to.
32:13
We're tired, I say you're born and retired employer like it's
32:19
just like you work just to pay your bills, but really just want
32:23
to like flat and play in the sun shining water and.
32:26
Isn't that the same? Anywhere it's been on a river.
32:28
And I guess so it depends on I guess.
32:30
But here it's just more fun. But.
32:33
But with that being said, I think that's going to go ahead
32:35
and conclude the pod. But very good pod.
32:38
Brittany Jean, What's this, your third appearance?
32:41
Yeah. Damn guy, Jordan and then the
32:44
group the group chat. Yeah, the one time I was in the
32:46
group chat and the. No, I'm the one in Tennessee.
32:50
It was a handshake. Yeah, Yeah, that's the one I
32:52
was. That's the one I was talking
32:53
about, yes. So yeah, your third pod,
32:56
congratulations. And the TikTok live if you.
32:59
Didn't really take any. Words.
33:01
Brianna, thank you very much everyone.
33:03
Be sure to subscribe to Britain's channel, subscribe to
33:07
the podcast Channel 5 stars on Apple and Spotify.
33:11
And thank you very much, been an absolute pleasure.
33:14
And we'll see you in the next podcast, maybe in another pool.
33:19
Bye.