How is my form looking?
#12
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Mn.
I dont tell people how to hold a bow BUT that 2nd pic is how I hold but I keep my fingers together and my thumb pointed out alittle more away from the riser and the grip just balances between my thumb and pointer,then on release it just canters forward alittleand the strap keeps it from falling to far....been shooting like this for just about 20 yrs(thus the wrist strap),the 1st 4 yrs I griped the bow due to the fact I didnt have the wrist strap.......
Too this day I cant see how guys grip the bow with fingers on the riser.....kinda like your 1st pic......
Too this day I cant see how guys grip the bow with fingers on the riser.....kinda like your 1st pic......
#14
I'd like to see you finish your shot with your release hand coming through to a touch point on the deltoid. This will clean things up a bit and make it a bit more consistent.
Other than this, your in good enough shape that it's gonna take someone working with you in person to make any good changes.
Other than this, your in good enough shape that it's gonna take someone working with you in person to make any good changes.
#15
the only thing that bothers me, is it looks like you were pulling your release elbow around. usually, in a shooter w/ a good shot, the movement is undetectable because there is no pulling. is your release shoulder getting a little sore on top?
#16
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Giant Nontypical
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Northeast Tennessee
ORIGINAL: gibblet
the only thing that bothers me, is it looks like you were pulling your release elbow around. usually, in a shooter w/ a good shot, the movement is undetectable because there is no pulling. is your release shoulder getting a little sore on top?
the only thing that bothers me, is it looks like you were pulling your release elbow around. usually, in a shooter w/ a good shot, the movement is undetectable because there is no pulling. is your release shoulder getting a little sore on top?





