[fullmetal]

I think the more intuitive metaphor is putting eggs in fewer baskets, but I guess that's not aggressive enough for management board-speak.  As someone with experience in target archery, it's all carbon fiber or aluminum these days.  I don't know why you'd put *more* wood behind an arrow--arrow length is a tricky thing to determine, and there tends to be an optimal length related to the archer's draw length (esp when using a clicker).  Once you find that length, then you have to tune the plunger...why anyone thinks that adding either mass or length to the arrow is a prima facie good thing (aside from target-stopping combat purposes) is beyond a decent archer.

[fullmetal]

I think the more intuitive metaphor is putting eggs in fewer baskets, but I guess that's not aggressive enough for management board-speak.  As someone with experience in target archery, it's all carbon fiber or aluminum these days.  I don't know why you'd put *more* wood behind an arrow--arrow length is a tricky thing to determine, and there tends to be an optimal length related to the archer's draw length (esp when using a clicker).  Once you find that length, then you have to tune the plunger...why anyone thinks that adding either mass or length to the arrow is a prima facie good thing (aside from target-stopping combat purposes) is beyond a decent archer.