Entries Tagged Fit Bowhunter

Combining a fast with your morning cardio can result in some serious weight loss.

Whether you’re on the road, on a hunt or on vacation, don’t let all of your training go to waste.

It’s inevitable. You’re in peak physical shape, but after working yourself too hard, you hit a wall. How do you bounce back?

You took the plunge and got in the best bowhunting-shape of your life. Now take it a step further with a little head-to-head competition.

After competing in a successful 10K, Bowhunting World editor Jace Bauserman hits a wall. Learn how he bounces back with these tips.

Hold yourself accountable while training for your backcountry bowhunt. Put your fitness to the test by entering a timed race.

Camping alone isn’t always the most comfortable or convenient thing to do, but it’ll make bowhunting season easier for you.

Things come up. Life gets in the way. Even for bowhunters. If you can't squeeze in your scheduled workout, do this one. It's a compact 20-minutes of burn.

Bowhunting World editor Jace Bauserman hiked 68 miles in eight days on a Colorado elk hunt. A hunter can’t do this without preparation and hiking weekly is a great way to show up backcountry ready.

When you hunt big country, make sure you’re prepared to cover a lot of ground. Stamina. That’s what we’re talking about. Build it by running miles.

Backcountry bowhunters — and hunters in general — would benefit from incorporating a CrossFit regimen into their fitness routine.

Long-distance running: Is it a bogus way to get fit or can it make a difference on your next backcountry hunt?

The stair climber, spin bike and treadmill offer an interval combo that preps the legs for bowhunting fitness and endurance.

Bowhunting World Editor Jace Bauserman offers a step-by-step plan to incorporate 5Ks into your workout plan and explains why physical fitness and stamina make for a better bowhunter.