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Formaster: Yes or No?

Started by WPAtrapper, September 14, 2010, 03:32:00 PM

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WPAtrapper

I've been thinking about buying one and was wondering if any of you guys use one or have opinions on them? Are they worth the money or just a gimmick? I could definitely use all the help I can get with my form.
60" RER LX 46@28"

Gil Verwey

Best investment I ever made. Helps your form and release. I also use it to incease my bow draw weight with the following excercise.

 http://www.texasarchery.org/Documents/FMaster/formaster_exercises.htm

It also helped me eliminate tennis elbow in my drawing arm.
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chopx2

They are great! and pretty easy to make for yourself. There are plans on here somewhere on how to make one.

Most of the cost on it is insurance and liability since it is classified as exercise equipment making the seller open to personal injury lawsuits...  :rolleyes:  

Masters of the Barebow 3 gives a good overview on how to use it.

the formmaster is what finally taught me what back tension really meant. now if I could just master it ...lol
TGMM-Family of the Bow

The quest to improve is so focused on a few design aspects & compensating for hunter ineptness as to actually have reduced a bow & arrow's effectiveness. Nothing better demonstrates this than mech. BHs & speed fixated designs

thunder1

Yes!!!  Most people swear they are using back muscles. Then they try the form master. Well if you have ever used one you know what happens.
No man ever stood so tall as when he stooped to help a child

David

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WPAtrapper

Ok thanks guys. I think I'm going to order one.
60" RER LX 46@28"

magnus

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Matt
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Gil Verwey

I used Lancaster's system for measuring the size. It said I need a large, but it was small so I sold it and bought a extra large. If you asre on the border of large/extra large, I would get the extra large.
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