Meditation Archery - Part 2

In the second part of my Meditation Archery series we focus on shooting on both sides. This can help to access both sides of your brain & allow them to work together rather than against each other.
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[@erickennimer4756]

Very good video that’s some beautiful country side there

[@miguelveratraditionalarche9374]

Gordon Brother 😃It is good that you share your experiences of what you are passionate about🏹 I enjoyed the video very much, thank you very much for what you share. Cheers✌😃🏹

[@andreasdeclerck6926]

Thank you for this series, Gordon! Your teachings here are very valuable and you are 100% right, your breathwork will bring you to where you belong!

[@katehazelwood9475]

Really great video Gordon, very useful info

[@ambidextrousarchery]

Parts 1 & 2 are two of my favorite videos teaching archery. Than you:)

[@benpateman1449]

Great video's I find my Zen through archery, at the beginning of my journey... enjoyable watch 🙂

[@staso28]

Part 2 was as interesting as part 1 of this series. Looking forward to part 3. Thanks. After the first part, I've tried your breathing rythm in my training and it really was impressive. I can't say I've found the rythm yet, but it felt quite different. Regarding shooting on both sides - I agree with you. I'm right handed thumb archer, and I've taught myself to shoot left handed (although just three finger style). Left handed shooting is a great complement to my training. Not just because of using other mussels, but also to get another perspective. I'will try to learn left handed thumb shooting, just to get real symmetry in my shooting...

[@tammynfletcher]

Thank you very much my friend believe it or not a very informative explanation of what your trying to achieve. I've just found your channel recently but your style of archery speaks to me and you have a new subscriber! I fell for thumb release a couple years ago just for the more natural feel. And very much so use it for meditation!(long hard story) keep up the great videos I'm extremely impressed!

[@oddthearcher7555]

Great video, I've started my own journey to learn to shoot left handed recently, I'm enjoying it as its a challenge but also little pressure mentally as I know I should be better with the right

[@kendrixfor3v3r]

Thank u for these🙏🧎

[@robertroth6521]

Great video. I know due a thumb ring 40 per cent. Love it. So much fun. Been experiencing what you said.

[@karlsjostedt8415]

I am a beginner to archery. I have been switching hands since the start. Holding the bow in the dominant hand is the easier way... same with my son, he just prefers it that way but does both. I guess handling the arrows quickly might be why the norm is to teach the opposite? That has been the biggest difference for me anyways...

[@robertroth6521]

What country are you filming from. I enjoy your videos.