[Archers] Archers Digest, Vol 119, Issue 8

[Martha Fletcher]

Janyn,

I would not be concerned, the scores could very well be zero in the
beginning.

AtlAtl Royal Rounds is a new challenge and until people start doing it
regularly and practicing, just like we do for archery RR's, the scores will
naturally be low or non-existant. Scores will improve as participation
improves. Right now there is nothing to gauge skill in AtlAtl. There is
going to be a skill curve for a while. It will be like any skill, if folks
have the motivation to work on getting better they will.

Martelle




>    1. Re: Atl-atl discussion and rules (jaynardone at comcast.net)
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> Eirik, very good points and I really dont have a dog in this fight. Im
> just hoping that everyone keeps in mind that Atlatl is not as accurate as
> archery is and putting those same limitations on everyone from the start
> troubles me. If the community feels it is the way to go, I will consider it
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> archery events and even those I consider seasoned throwers have problems
> hitting a RR target at 20 yards.
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> This all seems a bit pointless to me if the scores to submit for 80% of
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