The proper way to shoot any release is with back tension.That is squezzing the back muscles together to draw your arm back and triggr the release.There are even back tension releases without triggers.The natural motion of the arm and hand sets of the release.Most hunters get by with trying to squeeze the trigger with their finger.If you are goung to be really competitive at tournament shooting you need to work on shooting with back tension.There is a video called straight talk from the pros.One of the pro guys who shoots a finger trigger release explains how he does it.Also make sure your draw length is not too long.Alot of hunters,especially guys shooting loops tend to anchor to far back to really use back tension.If you are overextended it' s hard to develop the proper form.

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CB