Archery Fitness: Physical Training for The Modern Archer

I think it delivers in its subject. Exercises are just perfect if you're just starting out, and you want to develop a stronger, accurate pull. Keep in mind that I'm not a highly experienced archer, just a fairly new bow hunter. I think the book delivers, but accept my opinion with a grain of salt

I just started with archery. This was a good book to show you what muscles are used and how to develope them for better control.Good basic book.

Excellent. Like I expected.

It's a lot of exersises to do, but if you want to hunt, you have to do what you need too.

Not a bad book, but it basically is just a beginners guide to working out not really focused on archery.

Excellent physical training book.

Common sense approach to basic strength and endurance archery specific training

Great information, concise and useful. Perfect aid to archers wanting to improve strength and agility. I would recommend this book.

This is just another get strong work out book, not specific to archery. one could pick up any strength training book and use it for the same end. I wasted my money on this, as i have other strength training books with the same exercise one by Arnold Swartzengger. When I Look at the exercises in this book and the guy doing them, he is not your standard get fit guy he is a dedicated weight trainer possibly into himself, Don't waste your money for archery it's not sport specific

Having taken up archery nearly 2 years ago I've been looking for a book like this !!! Very informative with archery specific excercise (obviously) , clear diagrams and good workout techniques covering the whole body

I found this book a very good addition to my collection of training reference books aiding me in obtaining my qualification as an archery coach.

Satisfactory but too much description for my limited memory retention although I can see the reason. The pictures are not very clear in the Kindle version, diagrams may have been better. Despite the above, a useful guide.

I thought it old fashioned and out of date and as I am 82 and have arthritis in knees and ankle most exercises are beyond me