noun [ak•you•bou]

1. The most advanced, complete and effective archery training device ever created. A bow comprised of a single resistance band which can be increased or decreased from 10 to 70 pounds of pulling resistance, all while looking, feeling and releasing like a traditional bow.

2. A device that provides the entire archery community, from beginners to experts, with a method of improving their abilities outside of the range and the device works without ever firing an arrow.

Synonyms
Increased Strength • Improved Accuracy • Greater Stamina • Proper Mechanics • Smooth Release • Bigger Bucks • Heavier Poundage • Superior Holding Stability • Confidence

Antonyms
Weak • Inaccurate • Inconsistent • Shaky • Target Panic • Buck Fever •
Bad Habits • Poor Arrow Groups • Torquing • Doubt • Fatigue

Matt Pell, CEO

I'm 26 years old and I have been shooting a bow since I was 10 years old, and bowhunting since I was 13 years old. While I'm an engineer by trade, my true passions lie in archery, bowhunting, and being in the outdoors. I'm sure we can all relate to not having enough time to pursue the hobbies we are truly passionate about. I could never seem to find enough time to make it to the archery range as much as I would have liked to. However, I knew that in order to improve my archery and bowhunting abilities, practice was necessary! One day, I thought, “If only there was a way I could practice from anywhere without having to fire and retrieve arrow upon arrow….” And so, the idea of the AccuBow was born! The first prototype of the AccuBow was very basic with a resistance band connected to a PVC stick and a laser pen taped to the stick so that I could see where I was aiming. I simply used this product for my own personal strength and accuracy gains. After seeing so much improvement in my archery abilities, I decided to stop being so selfish and get this product out to world! However, I knew that my design had to be significantly altered so that I could make this product usable for all age, strength, and skill levels!

Cody Grandadam, President