A question about getting started with a recurve bow

Decathlon's recurve is a great way to get started, and it's cheaper than a domestic recurve, which is like 500 bucks. As for practice, you first need a safe place to practice, archery is dangerous, you can't afford to hurt someone. You also need to have a suitable target, it is not you take a piece of wood to shoot on the line, then the arrow broken very quickly, practicing for a month to buy arrows than the money you buy a bow on the money is also high. If you don't have the money to buy a good target, or if you don't have the money to make your own, you can take a paper box, put EVA flooring on the outside, and stuff it full of old clothes or cotton wool, so that you can't shoot through the DECATHYLON's starter recurve. You'll also need to buy finger and arm guards. As for posture, give you a video you learn it yourself

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