Yep, yep and yep! We see all these things in every TAC video. Probably 99% of the shooters seem to have NEVER watched a professional archer and picked up on their process. And punching those releases of every kind. For some reason lately I have developed the routine of shooting too fast. This is on my hunting rig at the same draw weight as my 3-d comp bow. Of course there’s no magnification in my hunting scope so I’m not getting focused as clearly and intently on a spot to shoot at. My hits at 30 and 40 are only slightly different than with the 3-d setup. Plenty good for my normal hunting shot distances, 3” size groups at 30 and 5” average at 40 yards. I’m just going thru the shot sequence faster which I’m surely not used to. It’s probably ok for hunting? but it gives me a feeling of less control. Having control over the shot process is mandatory for success. After 50+ years of archery the journey continues! lol Another good video.👍👍
Good info. 👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks! Glad you found it useful.
Yep, yep and yep! We see all these things in every TAC video. Probably 99% of the shooters seem to have NEVER watched a professional archer and picked up on their process. And punching those releases of every kind. For some reason lately I have developed the routine of shooting too fast. This is on my hunting rig at the same draw weight as my 3-d comp bow. Of course there’s no magnification in my hunting scope so I’m not getting focused as clearly and intently on a spot to shoot at. My hits at 30 and 40 are only slightly different than with the 3-d setup. Plenty good for my normal hunting shot distances, 3” size groups at 30 and 5” average at 40 yards. I’m just going thru the shot sequence faster which I’m surely not used to. It’s probably ok for hunting? but it gives me a feeling of less control. Having control over the shot process is mandatory for success. After 50+ years of archery the journey continues! lol Another good video.👍👍
Thanks! Indeed, be in control of the shot process goes in seasons for me too. Appreciate the comment!