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I just noticed you have your thumb raised up high against the grip. Are you having to for getting the bubble level? Or just a habit? I would think that might create tension in your hand? 👍👍

Just a suggestion… your face pressure on your string is significant… I’d maybe work on that but everything else looks really good!

Why are you posting this?

Your open door gives me anxiety 😂

Wow that's loud

Nice groping I just started back up after injuring. my elbow had to tune my PSE brute down

I'd be worried that someone would come around that corner just as I released! 60 pound..... not sure I could draw that anymore after multiple dislocations on that shoulder and torn rotator cuff. Getting old sux! Tight group. One tweak and that moves right to middle!

I think your shot process is on point, I really love coming across channels that are showing the right way to do this, one thing you might try is when u address the trigger relax your other fingers you may like it or you may not but great work.

👍👍. What release are you using? Looks small and lightweight.

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Outside slinging arrows is the only way to learn and improve. 👍👍 Not bad for I’m assuming 20 yards? Dead meat on anything anyway. That grouping will take you to 30 easily. Just saying- it appears you aren’t actually punching or slapping the trigger but you’re commanding the break? I don’t want to read like a know it all but I’ve been into archery for over 60 years and learned what can be so helpful to be a better shooter. Your hand isn’t relaxed with those fingers sticking straight out. Causes unnecessary tension. Try relaxing that hand and locking that index finger solid then pulling straight back. Maybe do practice at like 10 feet blank bailing. Put the target up level with your drawn bow and have black paper on the target or cover your scope so you can’t be aiming. The idea of this practice is get get your release execution to be smooth, highly polished AND basically a surprise. I like my finger hooked very deeply over the trigger to the inside joint. Mine is set with zero trigger travel and enough tension so I don’t need to worry or even think it will fire as I set my finger on it. Takes very very little backward travel but quite a bit of energy/ trigger pressure to break the shot. The blank bailing will benefit you more in the long run than target practice in the yard. Just some things I’ve learned that really helped me years ago. Yes, I was a puncher, then tried command shooting and now I never do either- just pull is my favorite way. Keep up with shooting and GOOD Luck!

There's thousands of videos, forums and article's on how to use a release aid, i really recommend you watch a few because you are punching the shit out of that index finger release, when I first started watching i thought it was another video on how not to use a release aid

If not mistaken, you pull the release and getting a surprise shot..am i right ?

Great job

If you’re shooting as fast as in the video might try resting at least 30 seconds minimum between shots. Let’s the muscles get oxygen. Try relaxing your release hand fingers other than the index. As you get more tired you probably have more tension and stress in the release hand. Let thumb hang naturally too. Another way to work on form and execution is shooting at like 10 feet. Put black construction paper on your target to help eliminate aiming at any spots. Have the target up level with the drawn bow so you aren’t aiming down. This technique removes your brain from the aiming interruption. You just let the bow settle wherever on the target and work on a clean controlled execution. Cover or remove the sight if you want. Try getting your feet, hips and shoulders into alignment with the target so the bow aims naturally without you applying any force. For now it’s about your brain learning a great execution and what it feels like. You can learn to pull through the shot and not commanding it by moving that index. The shot break will be activated only by you pulling straight back using back muscles. I like zero trigger travel with enough trigger tension so I can hook my index deeply over the trigger no fear of it firing. All of this has helped me so much it’s ridiculous. GOOD LUCK!

Agree, the pull weight seems a bit heavy for starting out. Also looks as though your arrows are a touch long. Awesome your out there putting in the work. Keep it up!

looking pretty good, few things i noticed, if your having hard time with pulling that weight? if so take her down a bit if you can even a few lbs help. and how does the face pressure feel on the string? that can effect your shot consistency.

Draw weight ?

Any chance that first arrow that hit higher than the others had fletching contact during shot? It appears to sit in the target at a different angle with nock lower than other arrows. If you see a pattern of that happening, number your arrows to determine if a specific arrow doesn't fly the same as the others.

I have the bear AlaskanXT, it’s a really good bow I think. Just as good as any of those flagship bows for half the price.

Too much draw weight will cause bad habits. You need to be able to concentrate on your form, not worrying about drawing the bow.

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Good video keep up the good work

No excuses🤙🏼

I see you can actually draw the bow back this time did you end up turning those bolts down a little bit.

Hey, thanks for sharing. You looked to be a little long on draw length and definitely over bowed. Bring the weight down, then work your way back up as you get more comfortable

See you can yank that thing back no problem now !

Turn your bow down you could probably get some decent form in