John when you get time can you do a video on the release hand with a handheld. You preach flat hand but I for the life of me cannot anchor correctly and when I use a flat hand, it’s not very relaxed. It’s to tense that way and a tense hand makes it hard to pull through. Anyways thanks for all you do.
I personally don’t find a little bit of nock pinch to be an issue. I can shoot barehafts at 60-80-100 yards without any additional discrepancies that’s out of the norm. Obviously nothing extreme not lifting the arrow off the front of the rest etc…
Hey I'm not sure if I'm the only person who has noticed this but does it seem like the audio on Dudleys videos is in mono? like no Right, Left audio channel? it sounds narrow and tinny on my computer.
Most mics used for speech are mono and sound is divided to both channels. But something weird is really happening with the sound, the mic is really really poor or something is messed up, example lavalier mic combined to camera mic and they are on opposite phase, that makes thin sound like this.
John when you get time can you do a video on the release hand with a handheld. You preach flat hand but I for the life of me cannot anchor correctly and when I use a flat hand, it’s not very relaxed. It’s to tense that way and a tense hand makes it hard to pull through. Anyways thanks for all you do.
As always, great video! Thanks!
I personally don’t find a little bit of nock pinch to be an issue. I can shoot barehafts at 60-80-100 yards without any additional discrepancies that’s out of the norm. Obviously nothing extreme not lifting the arrow off the front of the rest etc…
Hey I'm not sure if I'm the only person who has noticed this but does it seem like the audio on Dudleys videos is in mono? like no Right, Left audio channel? it sounds narrow and tinny on my computer.
Most mics used for speech are mono and sound is divided to both channels. But something weird is really happening with the sound, the mic is really really poor or something is messed up, example lavalier mic combined to camera mic and they are on opposite phase, that makes thin sound like this.
@@JJ79_ thanks for the explanation. I hope he can figure that out quickly.
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How?