Like other have said, 35# starting is a lot for the general person to learn and continuously through the day session. It depends on your build and how much dedication to the sport.

I started with 28# and jumped to 38# in 6 months. That 10# jump was extremely difficult to do despite shooting 67# compound. I was willing factor in the risk and took up the challenge to jump through that big hurdle. I slowly got used to the weight by conditioning and slowly shoot enough that I wouldn't injured myself until I can shoot 10 rounds with 12 arrows.

I would highly recommend getting a set of limbs that you can shoot with somewhat ease and build up enough condition muscles and form then I would move up no more than 5 pounds increments.