Having a Good Release
Last edited by Swampman; 03-02-2013 at 07:19 AM.
Fantastic advice. And an excellent video.
Swampman, Thanks for vid. One of the better vids I've seen. It addresses in an understandable way the release and the importance of consistency. I myself struggle with the release and the tendency to pluck. Being relatively new to trad archery I wish I would have seen something like this when I started.
It's so eazy to develope bad shooting habits when you dive into trad archery and try to teach yourself. I guess that's why so many shooters will recogmend finding a shooting coach when you
start.
Thank you... this will help me become a better archer.
Take a course in good water and air; and in the eternal youth of Nature you may renew your own. Go quietly, alone; no harm will befall you. John Muir
"I may just be a hillbilly, but I know the difference between a show dog and a working dog. Working dogs know when to be quiet and they have mud on them." 87Burban
Great vids, some of you guys might want to check out the "masters of the barebow" video series, tons of good info & some of the long range shooting will blow your mind!
EXCELLENT advice^Originally Posted by tree-ratsniper
I think that a lot of problems come from the term "release". People could refer to the process as "loose" the arrow. After the archers shot preperation has gone from hooking to anchor the next three steps often determine the quality of the shot. From anchor next is transfer, where the load of the draw moves to back muscles. As that occurs the string is pulled from the fingers and all that is left is a good follow thru and lastly feedback
great shooting
Love the video, great tips
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