ORIGINAL: bayfire300
is it me or does anyone else get annoyed w/" hows my form"
look if ya shoot tight groups and kill deer your form is fine.
maybe some people want their picture on the internet...if so ,,,,,,post a pic of the deer you harvested. whereever you bought yourr bow the salesman should have set you up to proper draw and form comes from that.that being said.....there is no such thing as " PROPER FORM".YOUR STANCE VRS MY STANCE MAY BE DIFFERENT and my achor may be diff from yours but we both shoot the same groups at he same yardages.
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The problem is that you are so misinformed that you can't even comment on this subject without showing it.
There is no one proper form for everyone,that is true but there are basics that most everyone will gain from if they do them properly.
If people are asking then they obviously feel they need help.I would say most get some good help and become better shots for it.(if becoming a top level shooter is your goal, then one needs a personal coach)
Draw length is the most important setting on a bow and NO,not all pro shops send you out the door setup properly.Too many times they sell you what they have in your price range,regardless if it fits you or not.[:'(]
MANY can help with that here.Some of the other "proper form" techniques can be addressed as well but it becomes much more difficult to address.
There are coaches for a reason,There are fundamentalsto archery form as well as thereis toother sports,or do you believe we don't need hitting coaches in the mlb or instructors for other sports as well.
Hell,even Tiger Woods has a coach.