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Appreciate the content. I definitely shoot with a closed and sometimes neutral stance. Never had any formal training - Will have to do some practice with a more open stance and see how this feels. I am shooting 4x a week or more, and my back is fatigued on the back-to-back days that I do a two or three day sprint. I'm currently running a Bowtech Core SS w/ a 29.5" draw at 65# weight. I'm also hearing different opinions about intentional bias on your stabilizers - would like to know your opinion on the matter. I moved mine around the other day to play with intentional bias, but wasn't in love with it. I do like the "neutral" bubble on my draw - gets me to target pretty quickly. Thanks!

I’m assuming my float sucks more now as I have degenerative osteoarthritis in the AC Joint and Glenhumeral head. It’s definitely decreased my accuracy or at least it feels that way.

Awesome. I wish there were examples or the shoulder being not in the right place and elbow. This video has been super useful

to many people tend to make it way complicated its not rocket science. if you want to learn to shoot your bow learn the fundamentals and go out and shoot your bow as much as you possibly can

Excellent instruction. As a hunter, primarily, vs target shooting, my struggle is the stance. My climber stand platform is plenty large enough that its not an issue, but in a ladder stand, my platform can be much smaller. Therfore, I try and lean into the rail for added stability. Also, my harness strap alows me to get more steady by leaning into the shot providing more stability. Just my situation of concern, but I really appreciate your instructions. Thank you.

On the first picture of your bow hand it looks as if your index finger is on the far side of the riser while in latter pics down the center. Even doing the 3 fingers touching my palm invariably right at my heal I cross the lifeline slightly but my bubble is great. Thank you

Greatest invention ever for me was releases with two moons! We’re all so different in strength and weakness and two moons helps you tweak your shot timing to perfection for your ability!

Then you got the recurve guy that comes in with no sights , using fingers taking shots while he sits, kneels , twist all kinds of ways and starts busting knocks...lol

Sir how to release properly in compund bow

Natural point of aim. Essential to reducing the workload of getting on and staying on target. This component of archery also applies to when you're handling "cordless hole punchers". Shifting your feet, or whatever part of your body is in contact with the ground is the beginning. Aiming, then closing your eyes for a moment and reopening them to reveal if your aim still has you on target, or has drifted. Shift your feet to acquire the target as necessary. This is my second video of yours I have watched. I am now sub'd in 🏁

Thoughts on the GOAT?

My major issue at the moment seems to be my back elbow is wandering, sometimes I do a Mikey Chicken wing and i usually end up loosing full draw, the rest of the time it just doesn't find a fixed point in space.

superbe vidéo ! mais un point mérite d être souligné à propos de la façon de s ouvrir un peu : c est ne pas oublier de verrouiller son bassin , ce qui augmente la stabilité ( surtout dans le vent ) … merci pour vos bons conseils 👏🤝

Maybe not for this video but im having issues finding my correct DL. My float sucks in general but wheh i change my DL up or down i dont see or feel any difference. Maybe this has to do with total inconsistency in my form in general?

I’m honestly not feeling much in shoulder movement when I put my hand on it and I have a very open stance whereas both my feet are at a 45 with the front foot as far back as in line with the ankle of the other leg. Another video you had made me change my rear bar which helped immensely with my float. I would be very solid but as soon as I moved my thumb on my hinge release my pin would drop. I once spoke with Liko Arroyo father and asked him how does she hold her bow at a 45 and he stated she can’t worry about that as her hands are so tiny. No matter I enjoy your content 😊

Love theses kind of videos, picked up a good tip about the shoulder.🏹🏹

Great video again!!!! I wish i had that video when i started archery (info). Everything is so important. Everything start from there. As a para archer in a wheelchair, the angle i put my chair is super important because i want to be in a natural opening toward the target. TIP: I put a color tape on my foot plate to be at the same angle evertime i put myself over the shooting line.

loving the content man! Its helped me a lot in my competitive archery

Foot position (Float) brought me to the content; it's everything in Shotgun. Excellent content.

Thx - great videos as usual. Could you explain why sometimes the bow kicks out/ snaps to the left instead of lunging forward on the shot. Is it an alignement issue?

I really appreciate your videos!

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Geez I’m all off then lol, I actually aim both feet at like a 45 from the target. Idk why but it feels normal. But I’ve been struggling with from front and rear shoulders lately. These are good tips

I'm definitely going to work on this. I've tried some of these things like opening up my stance and getting a proper grip. How I set my shoulder and possibly draw length may be the last piece of the puzzle. Awesome video

Awesome work dude! I've been watching you since the beginning and even after 20yrs of myself bowhunting/target shooting I learn so much off your work. Kudos sir!!!

One of the most sincere presentations of experience I’ve seen in a while.

So i was into 3d shooting, had a bowtech ss34, no getting to target and actually getting a reckoning Gen 2 . Does that bow jump a lot? I don't think it does compare to the other target bows. What are you experiencing with your new bow vs other?

Great video. I’m liking the concept on your 100th video. Using your clients to show their issues is a good idea. I’m looking forward to it. Thanks Robert

Quick question. I've been having this issue for a good while now, and I've done everything that I can to find a solution with no luck. As I'm holding my pin over the target, it keeps wanting to float LEFT of the 10-ring only. I'm not getting the left-to-right figure-8 float that I should be getting, only my pin staying centered on the 10-ring for maybe 2 seconds before it just wants to float way left. Do you know what could be causing this? On a Vegas target, sometimes I'm so far left that I'm not even on any of the scoring rings anymore.

excellent! thank you.

Thank you for sharing, this is great info and different from what I have heard from most archery instructors!

Great video, grabbing my bow to go try this. Thanks 👍

I used to jave a lot of problems with my bow shoulser. Fixing my feet helped a lot, also i did extend my draw length a bit, because i was scrunching up to bring the string to my nose!

Ive shot with my feet perfectly square for a while, and I always start to the right of the target...going to try opening up slightly. Its funny, I can tell something is off, but archery coaches are often so focused on DL, anchor point, and release that ive NEVER had one mention my stance as a potential problem area. Edit: good lord, just standing in a full draw position with my front foot slightly opened up... immediately felt some pressure come off my shoulder and could feel it fall into alignment. THANK GOD I CLICKED ON THIS VIDEO 😂

Tim, where are you located? Where do you travel to teach? Thanks

The natural point of hold/ aim is so important. When one learns where to set their feet causing the torso to be at the exact angle so the drawn bow is right on target they are way ahead of 99% of archers. We see so many that don’t have a clue and they are fighting it the second they come to anchor. I love watching these RUclips videos of TAC 3-d events and seeing the 5000 ways people shoot. And when I see someone address the target with their feet and body set as best as possible they are the ones that hit the target.

My friend, a wonderful video. Thank you for it. Archery is a science and we must look and conduct many experiments to reach accuracy and hit the target. You are great at explaining this in a scientific and simple way. In the coming days there will be an indoor archery championship. What do you advise me to buy an excellent type of arrows. Shooting distance is 18 meters, target 60 cm in a closed hall. Please send the store link.

Bruh, you just pulled a therapy session on me...I just got back into archery after four decades and found your channel via review of 2018 PSE Perform X 3D...which I just won via eBay auction. I got started in my early teens and loved it...but I didnt remember why I quit...blaming it on puberty, girls, guitar and partying. I remember now. Negativity and elitist snobbishery...classist bulls#@t. Ive been adverse to that from infancy.

Can you expound on your comment about the bones in the forearm crossing?

Great stuff brother!!!

Hi, thank for the info again !!! I tried a longuer dloop today. I had issues with aiming low ans some dip bang. With my longuer dloop (just a little longuer) after 2 different lenght tryout. The longuer one was more stable for me. The patern of the flotting pin was smooth and slow. Did had a crazy miss and my grouping was tight. I will practice tomorrow again to confirm everything is ok. Im a para archer in a wheelchair from Canada and it complicated everything. (Form & handicap) and i have also big arm (19") the bicep block the elbow movement 😅😅. It was hard to fond consistancy. But i found it. I stated shooting for a year and a 1/2 now. I shooting 671/720 in competition at this moment. Not that bad. Lol Your videos helped me a lot. It really hard to find good info (real) in the archery world.

Ive had a bobbing up and down problem at my recent spanish nationals. I had a group no bigger than the 10 in width but a vertical group all up and down.

The slow mo is really helpful. Great video

Glad you're feeling better. Excellent video! I liked how you showed your draw motion multiple times and at different angles. Thank you for sharing!

One of your best!

Good stuff, always learning 👍🏹