Your elbow needs to be in perfect line with the arrow in all planes. Your elbow is high from the side. If you looked at your alignment from the back, you would certainly be outside the line there also.
I would have to say that you just need to keep your bow in the same position after the fire as you would if you were still aiming. It helps so that you don't let your arm down too fast and do it before the shot is over. The same thing applies to shooting guns. Keep your sights on the target until a good 2-3 seconds after the shot at least.
good i would try to lose let the arrow go as soon as you hit your anchor point thats how you are suppose to shoot a recurve but since it is a bow with a backing yould be ok but if it was a self bow you would be shooting all over the place
You looked good but I do have some advice. I would say to hold your bow arm up and hold it there until the arrow strikes the target. Think of it as part of the follow through. This helps me. Other than that, your form looks pretty steady. Good draw and anchor/release.
One suggestion if you're just target shooting would be to bring bow slightly higher than your shoulders and draw down into your anchor. Doesn't effect accuracy or anything but it's better for your shoulders in the long run. Other than that you look good, IMO.
Hey guy, asking what anyone knows about this. My brother and I are looking for activities to do together and we thought archery would be fun. We do not know anything about archery and was wondering if anyone would shed some light on us. :)
You're welcome. There are several other sites as well. Stickbowdotcom is another. On the main page you can click on "leatherwall" if you are interested in bows like you see in this video. Be prepared to get addicted to this stuff though :)
draw weight?
godzilla20000000000 1 month ago
what are the warranty on theses bows
rednck700 2 months ago
Your doing it wrong!
DiminishedGOD 6 months ago
dont lock your left arm lock your wrist
dmoore172 6 months ago
I think ur elbow wAS OK....WHAT POUND ARE YA SHOOTING , yA MIGHT try 3 under and few pounds lighter...mc
bayoulongbowman 7 months ago
Your elbow needs to be in perfect line with the arrow in all planes. Your elbow is high from the side. If you looked at your alignment from the back, you would certainly be outside the line there also.
macegraceface 1 year ago
I would have to say that you just need to keep your bow in the same position after the fire as you would if you were still aiming. It helps so that you don't let your arm down too fast and do it before the shot is over. The same thing applies to shooting guns. Keep your sights on the target until a good 2-3 seconds after the shot at least.
PrimitiveBowyer 1 year ago
good i would try to lose let the arrow go as soon as you hit your anchor point thats how you are suppose to shoot a recurve but since it is a bow with a backing yould be ok but if it was a self bow you would be shooting all over the place
iceman3777ahsfootbal 1 year ago
You looked good but I do have some advice. I would say to hold your bow arm up and hold it there until the arrow strikes the target. Think of it as part of the follow through. This helps me. Other than that, your form looks pretty steady. Good draw and anchor/release.
misper34 2 years ago
keep ur bow arm up
mrwhitetail1994 2 years ago
I love this bow.
DaNiEl96YeAh 2 years ago
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MartialArchery1 2 years ago 6
after the shot hold ur bow up that mite help make u shoot beter groups
bigpoppy3454 3 years ago
One suggestion if you're just target shooting would be to bring bow slightly higher than your shoulders and draw down into your anchor. Doesn't effect accuracy or anything but it's better for your shoulders in the long run. Other than that you look good, IMO.
Tendrax 3 years ago
Hey guy, asking what anyone knows about this. My brother and I are looking for activities to do together and we thought archery would be fun. We do not know anything about archery and was wondering if anyone would shed some light on us. :)
sneakysacks1 3 years ago
Check out tradgangdotcom and ask away.
Tilbily 3 years ago
thanks!
sneakysacks1 3 years ago
You're welcome. There are several other sites as well. Stickbowdotcom is another. On the main page you can click on "leatherwall" if you are interested in bows like you see in this video. Be prepared to get addicted to this stuff though :)
Tilbily 3 years ago