RE: MN/Kyle; Looking for form help.
 

After the countless form threads he has posted in...... I would like to see Tfox's... I'd like to know if these are do as I say, or do as I do:D

RE: MN/Kyle; Looking for form help.
 

Thanks.

I'll try and get another pic, soon.

I'm going to relax, and "turn over" my bow arm and see how she looks then. Getting used to it will be the key, a lot of practice will be in order. Thanks for all the replys, guys. I wasn't going to do this, but I'm really glad I did.

Also, I'm going to try and get more straight up and down with my body.

Thanks again.

RE: MN/Kyle; Looking for form help.
 

i think your grip is about to be blue in the face!;)

RE: MN/Kyle; Looking for form help.
 

Here is my ugly mug,figured most were tired of seeing it by now,I have posted it several times before.

My form is not perfect but I have had many in depth conversations with a level 4 coach and most of what I tell people is what comes from his advice to me.

RE: MN/Kyle; Looking for form help.
 

The key is to get to a workable middle ground for each shooter to work from.There is no cookie cutter form but there are some basics that most should try to adhere to,then it is up to each individuall to find their own way from there.

Or even better,if they get a coach that can help them find that perfect form for them.

RE: MN/Kyle; Looking for form help.
 

LOL, I'm really NOT choking the grip but the pics make it look like that...promise. lol. Hardest part of gettin the pic in time with the timer.

RE: MN/Kyle; Looking for form help.
 

I watched a guy shoot a 300 with 60 x's last night with a very similar grip.He did rotate the forearm more though.