
The Push - A Traditional Archery Podcast is intended to help expedite the traditional archery learning curve. Whether you're into bowhunting with a recurve or longbow, competition, or just enjoy the art of archery, this podcast will have something for everyone.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 456 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisureSports | |||

We are hanging out with Mike Davenport, the longbow killer. He had an incredible week at the US Team Trials a few weeks back and came home with double gold! We discuss his equipment, shot process and much more!
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In this episode we are joined by Tom and Tommy Clum from RMSGear. We discuss Tom Clum's month long adventure in Australia, where he held multiple clinics, bowhunted and made lasting memories with the Aussie Crew.
RMSGear: rmsgear.com
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In this month's TradLab episode with Cody Greenwood we start with Bows of the Show where we show and tell a bow from our personal collections, discuss new vs legacy Uukha limbs, field listener questions and hear Cody's tip of the month!
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In this History Of The Bow Series episode we are covering the life of the last Yahi Native American - Ishi. We discuss the struggles of the Yahi Indians, how Ishi was discovered, becoming a world renowned celebrity and how he influenced and brought t... more
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The Push is always a good listen but the new series on the history of the bow has started off great. Keep up the good work.
Pat
The Push is single handedly growing, advancing and bringing together the single string community.
These are huge for the traditional archery community! I have learned so much from them! 100 percent recommend. Thank you Matt Zirnsak
Thank you for another great podcast. Another great discussion with Joel. I always pick up great tips when you and Joel do a podcast.
Matt’s passion is unsurpassed! So much information and top tier guests. The Push has set the tone for the new era of trad; bringing it back to the forefront.
Great job MZ!
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This show centers on traditional archery, with deep dives into gear tuning, arrow dynamics, and fieldcraft for recurve and longbow enthusiasts. Episodes mix technical tutorials, competition insights, historical context, and personal resilience stories from guests who are engineers, athletes, historians, gear designers, and veterans. Listeners likely value practical craft, performance optimization, and a strong community ethos around traditional archery culture. A standout aspect is its blend of nerdy tuning discussions with real-world hunting and competition narratives, plus generous sponsorship integrations that help audiences access training and equipment resources. This combination makes it a likely go-to for serious trad archers seeking... more
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Recent guests on The Push include:
1. Ian Edwards
2. Tom Martins
3. Mike Davenport
4. David A. Soza
5. Bill Vanderheiden
6. Gene Hopkins
7. Aron Snyder
8. Chris Sekol
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