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Good video

This makes complete sense. Last winter the moment I was in alignmentment (cognitively thought about it without knowing much about archery technique), I started shooting straight and accurate. It feels secure, stable, and easy. Using the skeleton instead of muscles.

One of the best series I have seen on the subject of recurve bow tuning. My first recurve bow is being shipped as I write this. This video helped me to at least understand what I need to do and how to do it, to get my bow to the point where I can shoot some arrows and start working on form - which I will do mostly at 20 yards until I can get some decent groups. Then down the road a bit I can take on the micro tuning parts of this series. Great stuff.

it's 2024. This is great! Thanks. How are you now, sir?

Great video! Could you talk about the correct position of dampers on limbs? Thak you 🏹

Fantastic Video,Super informative !!

Do you still do seminars or talks? I can't find any information on how to contact you. I am extremely interested in the information you present. Thank you

HiChris, I have been shooting mk korea for 5 years. You say they recommend an even tiller. I shot an even tiller for a couple of weeks but went back to a positive tiller of 4mm. The bow sounds much happier. My coach has never heard of a company recommending an even tiller. They don't say anything about it in the manual. Would you have any technical info on this or know where I could go to find our about it. Thanks

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WTF.... In the 1980's, everyone just used a piece of 11 x .5 soft leather with two .5 cuts made in it and the ends were fed thru to form 2 loops. There are YT video's on them. Once on, you really only had to worry about place a loop over one finger, it would just hang from the other when not needed.

Late to the party but wanted to say this is the video I've been looking for. Basics of recurve sight setup...sorted!

Chris thanks for sharing your seminar. I have watched it multiple times and successfully started to apply today. I love the idea of focusing on alignment and then face to string however I am struggling with consistently finding my jaw and nose that means the shots don’t always flow. Do you have any suggestions?

Hey Chris thanks for the amazing videos. Quick question for you. I've been shooting for about a year, and just watched your video and realized that my bow string is clockwise, (but I'm a left handed shooter) so it should be counter-clock wise. should I undo my string and retwist it? or is it better to just buy a new string and start over?

KSL Was sent to the USA to further destroy it but Brady Ellison came along, a guy who could shoot arrows out of his butt and get eXes.... If you mention anything about KSL to the Silver & Bronze guys they flip out. If I were able to score enough to get on the US Olympic team only to have the coach tell me that, "That's not the way, this is the way!" I'd be like not even listening to him. Why can't any of the US people watch these Korean videos on youtube? I had a car, the CE light stayed on, got a code that was non specific. Went on YT and searched for it, this guy figured it out for Honda Accords and it came down to a canister in the rear wheel well for emissions, fixed that day for free. UA-cam is how I managed to see your video and thank you!

thank you. this is by far the best demonstration of dampers, people talk all of the time but you have a way of demonstrating and comparing, that is excellent. thank you for sharing this.

Thank you for an excellent presentation.

If I start switching ILF limbs do I still adhere to my riser's recommended brace height, or do I look up what the limb manufacturer recommends?

I am archery player but I don't have enough money to buy some equipment😔

4:44 What is the archer's end goal? 6:49 Why linear shot sequence? 10:18 What is the linear shot sequence? 15:21 Posture 20:18 What is linear shot alignment? 21:34 Alignment teaching order 22:05 Why is alignment important? 25:25 Myth of alignment 26:54 Why do archer have trouble getting into alignment? 29:07 Draw sequence 48:42 How can you tell if someone is in alignment 52:29 Stance 54:33 Bow arm alignment 57:55 Gripping the bow 1:04:10 Holding up the bow vs pushing the bow 1:10:58 Alignment at setup 1:18:44 Using natural leverage to draw 1:26:13 Draw hand wrist position 1:33:13 Expansion 1:45:46 Resistance - smiley face 1:47:44 Recurve wall - trapping the string

Hi Chris, thanks for a very informative video. My sight pin is a good 3/4" on the outside of my arrow. Am I doing something wrong? I shoot at 15 yards. Thank you.

Fantastic, brief and well delivered useful information. Subbed

Good tutorial.very helpful.

As you have access to low poundage recurve limbs, would you please do an experiment. Use a 29" carbon arrow of about 220 grains total weight and a 68" bow with a 28" draw. What is the max distance that can be achieved using a sight set down to max for 90m and 14, 16, 18, 20lb limbs. The old rule of thumb for a 36lb bow to reach 70m might just be a very old rule of thumb. Alternately could you shoot a 220 grain arrow over a chronograph with the various limb poundages and give the speeds.

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Great video

Tq info😎👍🏹🥇🇲🇾

Love this seminar. Oh Chris I found this, that might be interesting for you. It's a playlist from Korea Archery Academy, pretty nice. ua-cam.com/video/usbZu3cCDQg/v-deo.html

hi fella that is unbalievable but amazing iv just got my archery cert a month ago and at my local field range once a week for practice what you just showed me is like gold dust thank you so much, kind regards mike in the uk.

This video deserves more views and likes. Are there any resources (books or videos) on this method that expands more on the topics you listed as not covered by this seminar? Is archery by Hyung tak Kim a total archery equivalent for linear draw?

Good video! never even thought of turning the sight backwards.

Thank you for the video. I just had a guy at a certain archery supplier tell me that it is not possible to have everything lined up and then drift after shooting. I think the weaker ILF limbs have a tendency to warp with tension and slowly work the string to one side, thereby twisting the limbs even more to that direction. Good video for parents trying to set the young archers up for success. Even more expensive limbs can do this,especially when the are light poundage. Have you ever tried to adjust twist? like the system in the new Hoyts? I'm thing that rigging some thin shims under the limbs may work, maybe thin aluminum flashing.

For the best mental approach I will still read Al Henderson! I have two copies, just. in case!

All the information I needed in one video 👍👍

Hi Chris! The part where the Korean archer pretty much lower their shoulder a bit and then release…you said it would be perfect for barebow to use as a clicker. Can you please explain to me because I’m a barebow archer..is that when you expand and lower your shoulder just like the Korean archers…do they simultaneously pull back when they do that? I would love to use this in my shot process! Thanks

Hi, very interesting stuff! I'm new to the recurve bow, and I'm trying to improve my compound draw. All you discussed is very logic but I'm wondering how does it apply or how is it not applicable to compound bows (hunting & target) Thanks for the great content!

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Glad to see you destring before adjusting the tiller, I know some manufacturers say you can adjust without doing so but, in my opinion, it's better and safer to destring.

Probably the most important video on recurve stabilization on UA-cam to date. Clears out the snake oil bullshit of you MUST HAVE heavy weights and MUST have an extender. Jake Kaminski's video would probably be the 2nd most important, that one explains setup more, whereas this one explains the physics and working principle more.

Great video, Chris - thank you!

All the way down didn't really specify on what a turn is every talking a quarter turns or full spin

very informative Chris, thank you.

i'm a beginner and i GOT SO MUCH OUT OF THIS VIDEO!!!! OMGGGG thank you so much for posting this, i cant believe how much i learned from this vid have saved it and tried all the techniques mentioned and they made a massive difference even in a beginner like me! i think this is the most important video i have ever watched!! does coach Chris do online video coaching?

I'm a newbie recurver/ hasbeen English longbower. Thanks for the "Sight on backwards" tip, very clever and will be used by me, awesome.

I want to ask if i can make my own stabilizer using some 18 / 22mm copper bars with heavy parts at the ends, does it need to be stiff or a bit flexible ?

Excellent description and thanks for this video…

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I think this series is the best explained. I used your info for my set up 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I was laughing in the beginning when he said that blind people don't aim. Watch the aiming process of blind archers sometimes, that said yes archery is not an aiming sport, it is a form sport, and to be successful it requires a lot of practice and consistency.

Useful. Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼