Ok, its time for the new season!

I sort of fell off the posting wagon last season so let me get you caught up. I was hanging on by a thread in vegas and made it through to the shootoff. I actually finished well and cleaned the second half of the last day. I went into the shootoff with a pretty confident outlook and did well in the first two passes. When they went to inner X scoring the wheels came off my cart because I knew I wasn't hitting the X as well as the other guys. which was stupid because I just hit 15 straight minutes before... well - lesson learned!

I had the tournament of my life a national indoor. I didn't win but I shot the best shoot ever. I had one little shot that just squeeked out. I felt like I was about to win my second Nationals as a pro, but not this time. Murphy pushed one just barely out. Even though I was shooting better than ever before, those little squeakers come out everynow and then.

As of May I don't work for copperjohn anymore and am going out on my own. I plan to bring my wife, son, and baby on the way to Atlanta to be closer to grand parents and extended family. I have huge plans to start my dream shop and have all the plans laid out and ready to go. I just have to sell my house here in auburn. If you want it you can find it on Zillow.com. I'll make you a deal :)

Currently I am shooting the wheels off my bows and working hard on Archerylearningcenter.com and giving my new seminar program around the country. If you would like to have one in your town go to www.grivtech.com and select masters class. You can get all the info you need.

I left my notebook in the car so I dont have tonights break down, but it was a 589. the day before was a 590. I have been hunting for my shot that I left on the shooting floor at the national indoor. and I just caught a glimpse of it tonight.

the final ingredient was keeping my rear shoulder back and concentratng on the framework between me and the bow. I was able to shoot 3 clean ends to finish out my game and things became automatic. I am excited to feel that kind of shot and form control this early in the season prep. I am hoping for a great year this year.

See yall at the pressleys indoor.