Conor, hi and welcome to this, our 24th interview and I’m delighted you are our archer of the moment for today’s interview.
Will we learn some new aspects of your life through this… I’m sure the answer shall be a firm yes, so lets make a start.
The Bowman’s Banter Column
Marcin Malek- January 15, 2025
My first bow was a Diana longbow made by a Polish company called Lukbis. It was a wonder that felt as light as air, built to simplicity and beauty, and at a draw weight of 38lb, felt in your hand more like a toy than a weapon. Not only was this bow my first foray into archery; it was the foundation of my bow-wielding journey, one that taught me a great deal about form, technique, and the kind of unfathomable, silent connection that exists between archer and arrow.
Like so many newbies, I started shooting wooden arrows with plastic nocks, a sensible combination ideal for mastering the fundamentals. However, as my interest grew, I began seeking alternatives, motivated by a commitment to embrace the old-school craftsmanship of the sport.
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