RE: jmbuckhunter and GMMAT
 

I'm going to hold you to that!

Are you gong to hunt any of your other places too?

RE: jmbuckhunter and GMMAT
 

Hey, what gives??? I am tellin' the PSE guys you have been trollin' the mathews site..;)

RE: jmbuckhunter and GMMAT
 

It's not my fault 65% of the Pro's shoot Mathews ;)



I have no idea how close that number is [8D]

RE: jmbuckhunter and GMMAT
 

Here's good form from a PSE shooter ;)

RE: jmbuckhunter and GMMAT
 

Exactly!Now look at where his elbow is. It's pointed back, not up.;)

RE: jmbuckhunter and GMMAT
 

My shoulder CAN'T do that. Go to any reputable coach, up is fine, usually. Down is the bad one. I'm not talking way up, but to the degree mine is. The ONLY way to bring it down is to lengthen draw length, and that's not right for me.

Early, how much experience do you have with this? Legitimate experience?

RE: jmbuckhunter and GMMAT
 

All I can say is I've been shooting a bow for about 30 years, and I can say with confidence that I know good form when I see it. I'm no instructor
if that's what you're asking. If you're happy with your form and are shooting well, don't pay me any never mind.;):D

RE: jmbuckhunter and GMMAT
 

All I'm saying is, there isn't anything wrong with a little higher elbow if it's not TOO high. There are MANY pro's who shoot this way. Another good thing to look at is look at how many pro's have a low elbow. Virtually none. Those numbers don't lie ;)

I higher elbow makes it a little easier to activate a release with backtension....I'm not sure why that is.

I would LOVE to change my elbow position if I could, but I can't. I'll be going to a coach here in a few weeks, we'll see what he has to say ;)

RE: jmbuckhunter and GMMAT
 

OK:D

RE: jmbuckhunter and GMMAT
 

:D