The strength required for Archery depends entirely on the bow you use. Anyone can use a kid's bow with a fifteen pound pull, but it takes a fair amount of muscle to draw a 65 pound hunting bow. Most common bows these days are "compound bows" that have a heavy initial draw, but using a collection of cams and cables, the draw lightens as you reach full pull--the advantage of that is that you can keep the pull, even with a heavy bow, long enough to get a good aim without having your muscles start to shake.
Heavy bows, by the way, provide flatter trajectories for arrows, making it easier to aim them at varying distances--use the heaviest bow you can comfortably draw. There are adjustable bows that allow you to increase the draw weight as you get stronger.
Strength.
Archery doesn't require strength, it needs skills and determination. You can become a good archer by improving Archery skills with lots of practice. You will find best archery supplies at Mathews archery.
Muscular Endurance is different from muscular strength. Muscular strength is when you have the ability to push weight and so on. Endurance is when you can endure a certain physical activity for a long period of time.
It depends all on what type of archery you are doing
muscular strength
im not sure but i think the answere is all part of body.
No
muscular strength is the capacity or the limit of your muscle. muscular power is how much can your muscle exert.
Muscular Strength is strength of your muscles, mainly to exert power on other objects. Muscular Strength also means that you can burn more energy while resting. Muscular Strength increases overall fitness by keeping blood flow optimal in the body.
Muscular Endurance
Archery is very ancient game which was very popular at that time, most of the royal family members are like to play with archery equipment and use this for shooting. In old days it was used as a weapon, there are several equipment which are generally used such as arrow, bows, Crossbow, recurve bow, chest guard, Hunter Pro, Outfitter arrows, carbon express pile driver etc.
No, muscular endurance is lost faster.