For those of us just getting into Archery, your dialogue and insights are lessons in themselves. Especially when inform us of the distance, spine and bow poundage. I know it informed me that I bought too much stuff earlier in the game, your advice is more than helpful.
Hi, this is something that Jake Kaminski said about release, this is referring to OR shooting and expansion, however, Jake talks about the release being a reaction to what is going on in the back rather than an action. this has helped me.
All words of advice great Greg. Rick Welch is a great shooter. Took his one on one instruction the hold was my biggest correction and auto release, sensing what it is not right so it can be worked on
Great tips mate didnt know you had two channels 😁 would absoluttely love to go shooting with you one day. Im the only one at my club that doesnt consius aim. I instictive shoot with referencing the arrow tip sub concsiously. If you are ever in norway let me know and we can shoot some rounds on my clubs 3d course
A video that I would like to see is what effect placement of the nocking point has. Yours seems a bit higher than I have seen before. What are the pros and cons of this.
Yes, I grew up hunting with my fathers recurve, in fact, I still have it. I only hunted from the ground. Never hunted from a stand. Have shot from stands on multiple occasions. Sorry. I'm not into comparisons, to me they are different and I'm okay with that. One is not better or worse than the other. They are what they are.
Greg, are you looking down the top of your arrow? The reason I ask is it looks like your nock at full draw is past your eye and out to the side. Just wondering what your aiming system is? Great release by the way!
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Great video, very good logical explanations.
What was I thinking upon release? "Group like Greg, group like Greg, group like Greg..."
For those of us just getting into Archery, your dialogue and insights are lessons in themselves. Especially when inform us of the distance, spine and bow poundage. I know it informed me that I bought too much stuff earlier in the game, your advice is more than helpful.
Greg archery aside I hope you and those you care about are safe and well after the disastrous Hurricane in Louisiana !!
We made it through okay, just lost power for a day or so. Thanks for asking.
Thanks for making these buddy. I'm new to archery. About 4 months in my groups are at about 7 inches. Your helping me bring it in, 👍🏻 thanks
Hi, this is something that Jake Kaminski said about release, this is referring to OR shooting and expansion, however, Jake talks about the release being a reaction to what is going on in the back rather than an action. this has helped me.
A surprise release is the best release! Found that out at the Canadian championships. I was a very happy camper at the end of the day!!
Excellent thanks
These are great tips. Thanks!
I find that I generally hit where I intend to when I'm not thinking anything at all. Pretty much combination of 2 and 3.
Same here. Also the faster I release. I need to concentrate on the 1 second but also not think too much about release. I tend to hold too long.
Thanks for the tips.
Greg, great video and made a lot of sense. Hope you and the Mrs. came out OK with the Tornado, I was thinking of you guys, and thank you.
Thank You
Thank you for the video.
Thanks Greg, I'm still learning, and these videos really help.
Excellent things to think about and try. Spot on video, Greg. Cheers from Canada👍😎🇨🇦🏹
Nice video Greg.
Great video .. good stuff to work on
Great deal that’s pretty much how I shoot thank you sir for sharing take care my friend. 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸
Great advice as usual, thanks . sure like how your fleching is set up for 3 under, with that extra space from the nock.
All words of advice great Greg. Rick Welch is a great shooter. Took his one on one instruction the hold was my biggest correction and auto release, sensing what it is not right so it can be worked on
Can't forget the basics, Thanks.
Good videos , overall you are a good teacher , keep up the humble.
Thanks Greg I will try that.
Greg a little food for thought
Great tips mate didnt know you had two channels 😁 would absoluttely love to go shooting with you one day. Im the only one at my club that doesnt consius aim. I instictive shoot with referencing the arrow tip sub concsiously.
If you are ever in norway let me know and we can shoot some rounds on my clubs 3d course
A video that I would like to see is what effect placement of the nocking point has. Yours seems a bit higher than I have seen before. What are the pros and cons of this.
I will look at making a video of this, thanks for the suggestion.
Cool
Thanks for the video Greg. How are coming along with addressing the string like a true Englishman? 🤣😂
I do believe sir that the term was "Proper Englishmen" :)
Oh, I do beg your pardon, good sir. T’was completely my mistake. 👍🏻😉😂
Greg have you ever tried hunting with a recurve and if so how did it compare to shooting 3d targets.
Yes, I grew up hunting with my fathers recurve, in fact, I still have it. I only hunted from the ground. Never hunted from a stand. Have shot from stands on multiple occasions.
Sorry. I'm not into comparisons, to me they are different and I'm okay with that. One is not better or worse than the other. They are what they are.
@@TradArchery101 thank you for answering my question. just curious. I believe you possess the shooting ability to take a deer based on what I see,
Greg, are you looking down the top of your arrow? The reason I ask is it looks like your nock at full draw is past your eye and out to the side. Just wondering what your aiming system is? Great release by the way!
Yes I am, even with it off to the side of my cheek bone, the tip is out in front of my eye.
@@TradArchery101 thanks.
Thanks! How long have you been shooting ?
On and off since the 1970’s.
@@TradArchery101 well i just started a month ago and its great fun but its not easy!...will keep on practising with my 35# longbow...great lessons!👍
Awesome, always remember why you started, for the fun. Don’t get too tied up in all the many details, they will come, in time. Just enjoy the process.
@@TradArchery101 thanks for the feedback...i will struggling on👍...
Its. Called the yipps.
Thank you