As a father of girls it’s so refreshing to see a young lady demonstrating something girls could do and enjoy other than just being pretty. My 13 year daughter is pretty badass with a recurve but she’s now entering a phase of “caring” what others think. She doesn’t think others will think archery is “cool” therefore she’s stepped away. Drives me batshit crazy. I tell her, do you know how awesome it is to be a beautiful, intelligent young lady who can also kick ass with the boys?!
Hi mate I would surgest doing like a weekend away with the bows and see if you can get that spark back with her and the bow I stopped shooting for about 5 years and it was the biggest mistake of my life if you have the space in your garden get your own a frame and boss so she can shoot when whenever she wants best of look and I hope she keeps shooting
My fiance is pregnant with our first, we are choosing to be surprised rather than know then gender before hand . . . A situation like the one you're describing here is one of my biggest concerns if we're blessed with a girl, because what do you do? Modern society and it's superficial values surround them during the formative years of brain development. It's on tv, it's on the internet, it's in every newspaper and magazine, the screen in her pocket that you finally gave in and got her because you're so worried about her safety you'd rather be able to verify she's safe at any time you want and just accept all the bad influence that a smart phone inevitably will mislead her with versus sitting not being able to contact here and verify she's safe and end up pacing your living room for hours with brief interruptions of reaching for the dial of your firearms locker only to realize your over reacting there's no need to go all Liam Nesson just yet, then pace some more until she finally walks through the door. And I'm not even going to comment on the fact that facebook, instagram, snapchat and the like, the social media that contains literally zero academic content, has created a generation of selfie taking narcissistic boys and girls who can't start a fire properly or tie a useable knot, can't sew their way out of a paper bag, read a map and use a compass, or heaven forbid read a damn analog watch accurately. How do you make learning and practicing these skills that are imperative to their independence and ability to rely on themselves seem cool to them in today's world? Honestly man I feel like I'm already failing as a dad somehow because I can't figure that out and my fiance's only in her second trimester.
@@chumbomcwumbo9640 just like every society before it. They ALL were looked down upon by the previous generation.... yet if they didn't push forward WE wouldn't exist.
My husband is a bow hunter and now our 6 year old son is hitting targets with his dad's first recurve. We're so proud of him! Our 4yo isn't far behind with her little nerf play bow. Naturally talented kiddos ❤ excited to watch them grow in their love for archery. Love your videos!
You're amazing - an inspiration. I discovered you on tik tok and just discovered your UA-cam channel. I doubt many realize how much practice it actually takes to become as good as you are.
‘Tús maith leath na hoibre’ = A good start is half the work. I've enjoyed your trick shots vids for some time. I recently watched an interview you did with 'Archery Geek' last November. You did well. Delighted to see you've taken the next step. Enjoy.
Thank you for your awesome words of wisdom and advice! I am 33 and been shooting recurves and long bows my whole life my dad taught us at a young age, my brother is my partner and true hunting partner we shine together . May I also stress the importance of a well tuned shaft. Tuning cedar and Doug fir shafts has become a art to us. I share your passion and am inspired more by you! Thank and hope to see you on the range or wilderness somewhere
I am so happy to see that you're going to go to longer videos I'm a senior and I've decided to put down the compound and go back to recurve's I find more joy in shooting traditional bows could you please show us how to set up a proper backs stop maybe a couple of options . I'm wanting to do one at my cabin and in my backyard they need to be able to stay out thank you in advance Simon
@@sallen2941 could you add more details such as what kind of frame you make for them what do you use to attach them to the frame thank you I appreciate any help
Hello Jennifer, Thank you for submitting your footage of your amazing talents. Your passion, interest, and will to succeed and be the best in what you are doing is fantastic. You are an amazing lady and I wish there were more ladies like you, with an interest like you, in what you are doing. I wish you well in all you aim and strive for. With your approach, passion, drive, commitment, and interest, you deserve to do so well. Very best wishes from the UK, take care x.
My wife and I started shooting last year. We joined a club near by and go as much as we can. Still learning plenty, but it’s been ton of fun. Always looking for ways to improve so keep these tutorials going!
I still own, and use, a 150 year old English Yew bow here in the UK. It's a lot of effort to shoot, but the end result is worth it. My family were Archers way back in the 1300s, so English Yew bows and ash arrows with goose feathers are an ancient tradition. I'm getting a bit old for such a bow now, but my daughter and granddaughter are following along.
🙂 Good first tutorial video. Don't be afraid of doing longer ones (adult attention span is around 45 mns!), it's not Tiktok. Remember some of your viewers are not on the US of A. Every journey starts with one step, and everyone stumble once in a while, keep it up!🙂
Thank-you. A very enjoyable and informative short video. I'm new to the sport ( in England) so I welcome all the advice I can get! I do enjoy your little trick shot vids so please keep doing them.
Thank you for this great video👍. It’s very nice to see and hear you speak. I hope to see more like this. ( the absence of country music deserves a 10 out of five star rating ) 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I'm Brazilian my name is Marcelo Cunha I love your videos and I've learned a lot from you about this passion that is archery, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Hug from Brazil.
Great video. Keep up the good work. If anyone us going to hunt in archery season. Please check your local hunting regulations. Most states won't allow you to hunt with anything less than a 45lbs pull.
Came by one of your shorts with the trick shots. I need to step my game up. Great stuff vids like this will help people overcome the initial step to meet some new people!
I started shooting archery when I was about 5 on a homemade bow my dad gave me. He used to shoot competition with an English Longbow and used hickory arrows he made himself. I learned instinctive (no sights) with a 3 finger draw. It was a lot of fun and he always pushed the fundamentals of shooting. I’m now A LOT older and I have moved into the compounds, specifically an Oneida Eagle, which is about 25 years old that I use for hunting. I also have a Barnett Crossbow that I use when stalking and ground hunting. Also wanted to say you are one of the best trick shooters I’ve seen in a long long time. Love your videos and glad your doing these more in depth “how to” ones. Looking forward to what you have in store next.
Awesome Jennifer. I'm glad you're beginning to this kind of video. While I do like cross bows, I prefer recurve and long bow. Thank you again sweetheart.
Nice, thanks you for sharing. I shoot all 3 myself. And yes I agree that the crossbows are fun, when I'm dialed in and no wind I've Robin hooded my bolts with my Excalibur 380 Matrix at 80 yards. I look forward to seeing you give a shooting lesson about recurve bows.i really would like to get a little better at mine😁
I hunt with a compound bow currently, & have much confidence in it, but am training to go back to a recurve, & plan to train instinctive due to having more difficulty getting the older eyes to focus on sight pins, & for low light conditions, focusing on the target, rather than aiming non instinctive seems the best direction for me, especially when I could shoot bugs with my BB gun as a kid, not using its useless sights & without realizing it, learned instinctive skills, both eyes open & focused on the impact spot. I’ve heard this transition is common, so figured I’d get a head start rather than fight it for years, as it gets even more difficult to see the pins. Got a ways to go, but feel the hand eye coordination will eventually realign & the groups get smaller.
Nice video where was this 2 yrs ago lol love your trick shot vids . I'm a mechanical sling shot shooter. But would love to get into a recurve set up . Look forward to more of your videos. Keep up the awesome shooting
@@condor-yz6bo Sorry that was a joke . When I first started archery it was with a compound bow(aka mechanical sling) As I was told by some of the people that shot traditional archery. It was the running joke in the group I shoot with as I'm the only one that shot a compound bow lol
Jennifer darlin, I've watched so many of your videos multiple times & not only am I impressed by your talent but you are so adorable to boot. Some day when I learn how to string my compound bow which I've never used yet I just might compete with you, NOT! On a serious 🎵 I would like to ask you if you have considered the Olympics? I & I'm sure many others would back me on saying you are a gold winner. Many girls are gold diggers but you are special. We want you to take the challenge although for you it's no challenge, it would be a cake walk. Please consider & anybody else who reads this tell her go for it.
Hi Jennifer I just saw this vid, it’s really awesome. I used to shoot target and hunt like 45 years ago, yea I’m older, but I’ve recently got my interest sparked again. Thank you so much tell me the best arrows I should use. I’m 6’2 I weigh 190. I like your vid. Thank you. Looking forward to the next. Peace
I can’t believe you recommended that 35# bow for beginners. The best advice I ever got was: “don’t get any bow over 25#”. He was so right. Even a 35# bow can be to much for a lot of beginners. 25# is plenty to learn technique, and form.
There are 6'11" longbows with arrows to suit a 30" draw recovered from King Hernry VIII's sunken ship the Mary Rose. Those bows are estimated to have had upto 185#! I guess it might take a while?
So glad you finally done this vid! I’ve been shooting bows for over 30 years 99.9% compound though. I’ve owned recurves and long bows all That time but really don’t know how to use them. You’ve kinda inspired me though. Basically I blame you for the immense frustration I have felt since about mid Jan!😜 That’s when I really decided I was going to commit to learn instinctive. I gather from your TikToks you haven’t been at this very long. I hope you’ll share how you got started, and how you progressed. Was archery something that came easy to you? I mean how do you go from starting out to plucking aspirin out of the air? Thanks again for the bid. Look forward to more!
The bow with the two detachable arms looks like two drops of water of the bow I made for my sister. The middle piece I made uot of Zebrano, the two arms were a combination of carbon and wood (Hickory). The bow's strength was about 100 lbs. It was a quite powerful instrument.
Jennifer, you are awesome in bow shooting, love to see your skills, my question is, how you make arrow-tuning, without having an technical arrow rest or plunger on your bow? is there any videos to see it ?
In middle school years ago we were introduced to archery using 35lb bows and being the first in line I shot a near perfect bull's eye; I only missed the '9' by a half inch. Unfortunately, because it was so straight on I thought I'd missed and began adjusting my following shots. Our P.E. teacher said I see you stair stepped your shots and hit the bull's eye on the 3rd try. I relied DO WHAT? It was then I moved aside and saw my very first shot was dead on.....and we all got a laugh out of that. 😅
I'd watch the audio, it really fades off at the end there! Otherwise a good video and I liked the whistle stop tour through the bow types. I shoot Olympic style myself which is a good deal heavier with the riser than the standard recurve take down but it's supposed to train the muscles to keep the bow steadier. I started off at 24, then went to 28, 34 and now shooting a comfortable 40. Kinda heavy for Olympic but I do this to work on my core as I hate lifting weights and I'll trade off the loss of accuracy for a flatter tummy. :D
Bravo Bravo we love it! Suggest you share how you all made that terrific arrow backstop. Love that you stress the safety. Too many new archers fail to realize how far an arrow can go if it gets past their backstop. Flu Flu arrows can help, provided they have enough fletching. Accidents are inevitable if archers shoot in the direction of a neighbor’s backyard with their target placed incorrectly. In the urban setting the truth is that it’s not usually recommended to shoot in one’s backyard. Best to join and go to a club range.
Jennifer; It's great to hear you reccomend the Samick Sage. That if the bow I think I will get. One for myself and one for my wife. I'm thinking to start her with 25lb limbs and myself with 35 lb. Then probably go up in 10 lb increments
Só faltou você dá aquela mágica olhada para a câmera 📷! Mas é bom que não, pois a magia do seu olhar é muito forte e eu poderia me apaixonar 😍. Você é incrível no que você faz como Arqueira. Parabéns linda!
I'm 20 and very much interested in Archery since I was young but had to experience it in video games. Making my own money I wanna buy a now and arrow to start trying it personally, any tips on which how to start start (I'm sorta weak too and 5,6)
Thats kool you gota griz i gota kodiak im pretty good at it but you are way way up there in the 1 % i still like my longbows i grew up on them longs.and im proud of ya.stay strong.
Great to have females getting into these kinds of things .That's feminism not hating men and trying to undermine them in favor of another gender .Equality of opportunity !
What he said! If the string only contacts the bow at the string groves it is a longbow even if the tips curve. many modern longbows have a "reflex" design incorporating tips that curve away from the archer when the bow is not strung, but pull back when the bow is strung so the string only touches the tips. Most also have "deflex" (curving toward the archer) near the handle. Check out "Reflex/deflex" longbows such as Black Widows PL series. Great video! Keep them coming.
String is touching the limbs, but good call out! The Root Target master has an interesting history (google it - I seriously find it awesome). My dads bow was a 1960-65 68” and 8 inch sight window Two inch limbs recurve. But his earlier bows before 1959 were longbows!
i do archery as a hobby and i'm 12. my dad has been teaching me and i love doing it so much!
Same
I want to do archery but idk how my parents are gonna react (I’m 11)
Same!!
Great keep it up 👍👍my best wishes to you dear 👍👍.
Live your dreams
I dont care how long your videos are. After watching your videos I can watch your shooting all day.
As a father of girls it’s so refreshing to see a young lady demonstrating something girls could do and enjoy other than just being pretty. My 13 year daughter is pretty badass with a recurve but she’s now entering a phase of “caring” what others think. She doesn’t think others will think archery is “cool” therefore she’s stepped away. Drives me batshit crazy. I tell her, do you know how awesome it is to be a beautiful, intelligent young lady who can also kick ass with the boys?!
Hi mate I would surgest doing like a weekend away with the bows and see if you can get that spark back with her and the bow I stopped shooting for about 5 years and it was the biggest mistake of my life if you have the space in your garden get your own a frame and boss so she can shoot when whenever she wants best of look and I hope she keeps shooting
My fiance is pregnant with our first, we are choosing to be surprised rather than know then gender before hand . . . A situation like the one you're describing here is one of my biggest concerns if we're blessed with a girl, because what do you do? Modern society and it's superficial values surround them during the formative years of brain development. It's on tv, it's on the internet, it's in every newspaper and magazine, the screen in her pocket that you finally gave in and got her because you're so worried about her safety you'd rather be able to verify she's safe at any time you want and just accept all the bad influence that a smart phone inevitably will mislead her with versus sitting not being able to contact here and verify she's safe and end up pacing your living room for hours with brief interruptions of reaching for the dial of your firearms locker only to realize your over reacting there's no need to go all Liam Nesson just yet, then pace some more until she finally walks through the door. And I'm not even going to comment on the fact that facebook, instagram, snapchat and the like, the social media that contains literally zero academic content, has created a generation of selfie taking narcissistic boys and girls who can't start a fire properly or tie a useable knot, can't sew their way out of a paper bag, read a map and use a compass, or heaven forbid read a damn analog watch accurately. How do you make learning and practicing these skills that are imperative to their independence and ability to rely on themselves seem cool to them in today's world? Honestly man I feel like I'm already failing as a dad somehow because I can't figure that out and my fiance's only in her second trimester.
@@asceticscorpio972 modern society is cancer. Never forget that, bro
@@chumbomcwumbo9640 just like every society before it. They ALL were looked down upon by the previous generation.... yet if they didn't push forward WE wouldn't exist.
You sound like a cool dad. Not sure if she is still going through her phase but tell her life's to short to care what people think.
Been flingin’ arrows since 1966..never saw talent like this kid.. just love it…🏹
My husband is a bow hunter and now our 6 year old son is hitting targets with his dad's first recurve. We're so proud of him! Our 4yo isn't far behind with her little nerf play bow. Naturally talented kiddos ❤ excited to watch them grow in their love for archery. Love your videos!
You're amazing - an inspiration. I discovered you on tik tok and just discovered your UA-cam channel. I doubt many realize how much practice it actually takes to become as good as you are.
Those who doubt how much practice it takes to become merely competent with a bow - let alone great - have a vacuum between their ears. 🙄
Great video, there’s many other types of bows as well but she showed all the commons ones in modern archery
‘Tús maith leath na hoibre’ = A good start is half the work. I've enjoyed your trick shots vids for some time. I recently watched an interview you did with 'Archery Geek' last November. You did well. Delighted to see you've taken the next step. Enjoy.
Happy to hear everything you can share. I'm about to purchase my first. Hoping to learn the right/ best way and avoid common mistakes. Bless you.
Well done. I make my own bows from wild wood, and really appreciate your skill and dedication to the great sport of archery !
Would love to see a tutorial on how to shoot! Just bought the black hunter take down and just getting into it
Thank you for your awesome words of wisdom and advice! I am 33 and been shooting recurves and long bows my whole life my dad taught us at a young age, my brother is my partner and true hunting partner we shine together . May I also stress the importance of a well tuned shaft. Tuning cedar and Doug fir shafts has become a art to us. I share your passion and am inspired more by you! Thank and hope to see you on the range or wilderness somewhere
I am so happy to see that you're going to go to longer videos I'm a senior and I've decided to put down the compound and go back to recurve's I find more joy in shooting traditional bows could you please show us how to set up a proper backs stop maybe a couple of options . I'm wanting to do one at my cabin and in my backyard they need to be able to stay out thank you in advance Simon
Horse stall mats from tractor supply.
@@sallen2941 could you add more details such as what kind of frame you make for them what do you use to attach them to the frame thank you I appreciate any help
Hell yeah! Please make more in depth vids! Even if it's just around the 5 minute mark hope to see more!
Nice video. Thank you for sharing. Our local schools now have archery teams. Great for the kids.
Olé Molé! Why am I not surprised? Another great Texan 😂 Love the tshirt 🫡
Hello Jennifer, Thank you for submitting your footage of your amazing talents. Your passion, interest, and will to succeed and be the best in what you are doing is fantastic.
You are an amazing lady and I wish there were more ladies like you, with an interest like you, in what you are doing.
I wish you well in all you aim and strive for. With your approach, passion, drive, commitment, and interest, you deserve to do so well. Very best wishes from the UK, take care x.
My wife and I started shooting last year. We joined a club near by and go as much as we can. Still learning plenty, but it’s been ton of fun. Always looking for ways to improve so keep these tutorials going!
I'm so happy you're making longer videos with commentary... I hope to see this channel grow into something as special as you...
Just discovered your channel. Wow, didn't know it was possible to shoot the way you do! Just totally blown away.
Thanks Jen. I'm looking forward to more tutorials as well as your awesome trick shots
I still own, and use, a 150 year old English Yew bow here in the UK. It's a lot of effort to shoot, but the end result is worth it. My family were Archers way back in the 1300s, so English Yew bows and ash arrows with goose feathers are an ancient tradition. I'm getting a bit old for such a bow now, but my daughter and granddaughter are following along.
🙂 Good first tutorial video. Don't be afraid of doing longer ones (adult attention span is around 45 mns!), it's not Tiktok. Remember some of your viewers are not on the US of A. Every journey starts with one step, and everyone stumble once in a while, keep it up!🙂
Thank-you. A very enjoyable and informative short video. I'm new to the sport ( in England) so I welcome all the advice I can get! I do enjoy your little trick shot vids so please keep doing them.
Thank you for this great video👍. It’s very nice to see and hear you speak.
I hope to see more like this.
( the absence of country music deserves a 10 out of five star rating )
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I'm Brazilian my name is Marcelo Cunha I love your videos and I've learned a lot from you about this passion that is archery, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Hug from Brazil.
Great video. Keep up the good work. If anyone us going to hunt in archery season. Please check your local hunting regulations. Most states won't allow you to hunt with anything less than a 45lbs pull.
Absolutely great channel I watch every thing that comes out. You rock keep up the great work.
Very nice job with the video. Not too long but yet a lot of information in it. Keep up the good work
Came by one of your shorts with the trick shots. I need to step my game up. Great stuff vids like this will help people overcome the initial step to meet some new people!
She's so good how many years has she been doing this amazing 🤩
Awesome rundown on bow options... Love your videos
I started shooting archery when I was about 5 on a homemade bow my dad gave me. He used to shoot competition with an English Longbow and used hickory arrows he made himself. I learned instinctive (no sights) with a 3 finger draw. It was a lot of fun and he always pushed the fundamentals of shooting. I’m now A LOT older and I have moved into the compounds, specifically an Oneida Eagle, which is about 25 years old that I use for hunting. I also have a Barnett Crossbow that I use when stalking and ground hunting. Also wanted to say you are one of the best trick shooters I’ve seen in a long long time. Love your videos and glad your doing these more in depth “how to” ones. Looking forward to what you have in store next.
Awesome Jennifer. I'm glad you're beginning to this kind of video. While I do like cross bows, I prefer recurve and long bow. Thank you again sweetheart.
Great content Jen! Keep them coming
I speak blessings apond you and yours, I am proud of you Lady***
Thank you for not just keeping a beginning video short & sweet, but for splitting the video into named chapters! 😁🙏
Wonderful to see a young lady doing traditional bare bow archery. 👍
Subscribed.
Nice, thanks you for sharing. I shoot all 3 myself. And yes I agree that the crossbows are fun, when I'm dialed in and no wind I've Robin hooded my bolts with my Excalibur 380 Matrix at 80 yards. I look forward to seeing you give a shooting lesson about recurve bows.i really would like to get a little better at mine😁
More more more videos please. Thank you Jennifer. ❤
Recurve my bow. Love your videos , keep them coming! PLEASE
I love my crossbow.
Can't wait to see more.
Outstanding! Love your trickshooting. My sons and I shoot together and are always looking for new knowledge. You have new subscribers.
I hunt with a compound bow currently, & have much confidence in it, but am training to go back to a recurve, & plan to train instinctive due to having more difficulty getting the older eyes to focus on sight pins, & for low light conditions, focusing on the target, rather than aiming non instinctive seems the best direction for me, especially when I could shoot bugs with my BB gun as a kid, not using its useless sights & without realizing it, learned instinctive skills, both eyes open & focused on the impact spot.
I’ve heard this transition is common, so figured I’d get a head start rather than fight it for years, as it gets even more difficult to see the pins.
Got a ways to go, but feel the hand eye coordination will eventually realign & the groups get smaller.
Top-of-the-line and will be the most amazing woman ever!❤❤❤❤
Nice video where was this 2 yrs ago lol love your trick shot vids . I'm a mechanical sling shot shooter. But would love to get into a recurve set up . Look forward to more of your videos. Keep up the awesome shooting
Wow! I just looked up mechanical slingshots I didn't even know they existed.
@@condor-yz6bo
Sorry that was a joke . When I first started archery it was with a compound bow(aka mechanical sling)
As I was told by some of the people that shot traditional archery. It was the running joke in the group I shoot with as I'm the only one that shot a compound bow lol
nice tutorial. enjoyed watching, especially the types of bows
Jennifer darlin, I've watched so many of your videos multiple times & not only am I impressed by your talent but you are so adorable to boot. Some day when I learn how to string my compound bow which I've never used yet I just might compete with you, NOT! On a serious 🎵 I would like to ask you if you have considered the Olympics? I & I'm sure many others would back me on saying you are a gold winner. Many girls are gold diggers but you are special. We want you to take the challenge although for you it's no challenge, it would be a cake walk. Please consider & anybody else who reads this tell her go for it.
Hi Jennifer I just saw this vid, it’s really awesome. I used to shoot target and hunt like 45 years ago, yea I’m older, but I’ve recently got my interest sparked again. Thank you so much tell me the best arrows I should use. I’m 6’2 I weigh 190. I like your vid. Thank you. Looking forward to the next. Peace
Good video for beginners and intermediate bowyers. Skal
I can’t believe you recommended that 35# bow for beginners.
The best advice I ever got was: “don’t get any bow over 25#”.
He was so right.
Even a 35# bow can be to much for a lot of beginners.
25# is plenty to learn technique, and form.
There are 6'11" longbows with arrows to suit a 30" draw recovered from King Hernry VIII's sunken ship the Mary Rose.
Those bows are estimated to have had upto 185#!
I guess it might take a while?
So glad you finally done this vid! I’ve been shooting bows for over 30 years 99.9% compound though. I’ve owned recurves and long bows all That time but really don’t know how to use them. You’ve kinda inspired me though. Basically I blame you for the immense frustration I have felt since about mid Jan!😜 That’s when I really decided I was going to commit to learn instinctive.
I gather from your TikToks you haven’t been at this very long.
I hope you’ll share how you got started, and how you progressed.
Was archery something that came easy to you? I mean how do you go from starting out to plucking aspirin out of the air?
Thanks again for the bid. Look forward to more!
Thanks for sharing ❤
TOTALLY AWSOME!!! Thanks so very much for sharing your skills, tips & dedication!! Let your light shine!!! KEEP ON!! KEEP ON!!!
Yay!! A video longer than 20s!!
Thank you for sharing!!!
The bow with the two detachable arms looks like two drops of water of the bow I made for my sister. The middle piece I made uot of Zebrano, the two arms were a combination of carbon and wood (Hickory). The bow's strength was about 100 lbs. It was a quite powerful instrument.
I think this was one of my fastest subbed lol. Damn thats crazy good skills, wow. Cant wait to see more :)
Cheers
Nice video! The audio started to diminish around the 4:15 mark...not sure why... Keep up the great vids!!
Yeah I'd be down for a 20 minute tutorial. However, I'm looking forward to your future entries.
Beauty, brains and mad skills.
Thanks for the video I m getting my granddaughter shooting. Going to get her started watching your videos.
Jennifer, you are awesome in bow shooting, love to see your skills, my question is, how you make arrow-tuning, without having an technical arrow rest or plunger on your bow? is there any videos to see it ?
Great video!!!
Love your content - all of it
Keep it coming
Great Video.
In middle school years ago we were introduced to archery using 35lb bows and being the first in line I shot a near perfect bull's eye; I only missed the '9' by a half inch. Unfortunately, because it was so straight on I thought I'd missed and began adjusting my following shots. Our P.E. teacher said I see you stair stepped your shots and hit the bull's eye on the 3rd try. I relied DO WHAT? It was then I moved aside and saw my very first shot was dead on.....and we all got a laugh out of that. 😅
I'd watch the audio, it really fades off at the end there! Otherwise a good video and I liked the whistle stop tour through the bow types. I shoot Olympic style myself which is a good deal heavier with the riser than the standard recurve take down but it's supposed to train the muscles to keep the bow steadier. I started off at 24, then went to 28, 34 and now shooting a comfortable 40. Kinda heavy for Olympic but I do this to work on my core as I hate lifting weights and I'll trade off the loss of accuracy for a flatter tummy. :D
Good information
What a talent!
Bravo Bravo we love it!
Suggest you share how you all made that terrific arrow backstop. Love that you stress the safety. Too many new archers fail to realize how far an arrow can go if it gets past their backstop.
Flu Flu arrows can help, provided they have enough fletching.
Accidents are inevitable if archers shoot in the direction of a neighbor’s backyard with their target placed incorrectly. In the urban setting the truth is that it’s not usually recommended to shoot in one’s backyard. Best to join and go to a club range.
I can't watch anymore, she's just too awesome and beautiful
Informative ❤
You are so good at it, you can make a living doing it.
Jennifer;
It's great to hear you reccomend the Samick Sage. That if the bow I think I will get. One for myself and one for my wife.
I'm thinking to start her with 25lb limbs and myself with 35 lb. Then probably go up in 10 lb increments
Thank you!!! 😎👍👍
Fascinating information for the beginner. Thank you so much!
I love 20 minute tutorial videos on youtube
I started with a used Martin longbow with a 50# draw.
Só faltou você dá aquela mágica olhada para a câmera 📷! Mas é bom que não, pois a magia do seu olhar é muito forte e eu poderia me apaixonar 😍. Você é incrível no que você faz como Arqueira. Parabéns linda!
I'm 20 and very much interested in Archery since I was young but had to experience it in video games. Making my own money I wanna buy a now and arrow to start trying it personally, any tips on which how to start start (I'm sorta weak too and 5,6)
Thanks
ありがとうございます！
Your target master looks alot like my 57' Bear Kodiak special, it's a 69 inch recurve. Kind of a long bow recurve.
Good tutorial !!
can't wait to chapter 2
Very much needed
Have you read Al Hendersons books? He coached the US Archery team to gold in the Olympics.
Girl you are awesome
Happy birthday🎉🎉🎉
Thats kool you gota griz i gota kodiak im pretty good at it but you are way way up there in the 1 % i still like my longbows i grew up on them longs.and im proud of ya.stay strong.
Thankyou ma'am 😊
Great to have females getting into these kinds of things .That's feminism not hating men and trying to undermine them in favor of another gender .Equality of opportunity !
Your dad's bow may be a longbow. when you have it strung up, if the string is not touching the limbs, it would be considered a longbow
What he said! If the string only contacts the bow at the string groves it is a longbow even if the tips curve. many modern longbows have a "reflex" design incorporating tips that curve away from the archer when the bow is not strung, but pull back when the bow is strung so the string only touches the tips. Most also have "deflex" (curving toward the archer) near the handle. Check out "Reflex/deflex" longbows such as Black Widows PL series.
Great video! Keep them coming.
String is touching the limbs, but good call out! The Root Target master has an interesting history (google it - I seriously find it awesome). My dads bow was a 1960-65 68” and 8 inch sight window Two inch limbs recurve. But his earlier bows before 1959 were longbows!
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@@Freedomandfeathers i have watched your videos. I was wondering if you have seen Joerg Spraves video of his Fenris magazine system for archery.
I love her
good info!
You are awesome, I wonder how many medals have you won
very interesting, tanks:)
Great 👍
Hi Jennifer
I'm a big fan 1 Would like to see a video on your draw and how you Aim n Release! Are you still shooting Bear Grizzley
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