Getting a Grip. Getting a More Stable Shot (TToTW#89)
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I've been a subscriber for quite some time and I personally like the educational style videos.
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Good video. Between you and Dudley, I've learned more about proper archery form than all the other channels out there. Thank you!
As far as recommendations. I'd say shooting and talking your way through the rounds. What you did good on each shot, or what you did bad on a particular shot. Etc...
Thank you for the feedback and letting me know that idea! I appreciate you watching!!
Mental management systems would be a great topic. I’m struggling on handling pressure. I’m reading books on the topic currently, but any info you’ve got would be much appreciated. Thanks for the great content!
I think content with you actively coaching someone would be helpful. Picking out things they are doing right and things they could work on. League nights and 3D shoots would be cool too
Definitely a great content channel. Will agree some demonstrations with the bow or product you are instructing on would be beneficial. Love the content as is, but definitely will enhance the engagement and will be more appealing.
Just getting into target archery as well and been looking for target arrows video that helps make the arrow selection and or recommendations easier to understand.
Got the hunting arrows down, need more info for target. Thanks
Lack of subs for sure isn't representative of the quality of the information you put out. I think if you had 1 or 2 good collaborations, or podcast appearances simply to get people aware of your channel.. the catalog of info you have would keep people busy for years. You're knowledgeable enough by far to put out substantive gear reviews, lots of people would rather fix their bow with the latest greatest than acknowledge they are actually the problem. Maybe a series where you take common archery "myths" or things that are misunderstood or of overstated importance, f.o.c for example, with the appropriate video title. It's tough man I want to see you grow your sub count if that's what you want, but would hate to see your channel become like that of an influencer
I appreciate the feedback and ideas!!
unfortunately, it seems educational content on YT is just less watched, so not sure how much you can do to grow it, but I'll let you know if I think of anything. Thanks for what you put out, it's been very valuable to me.
I would agree with that. Seems to be more product review based channels do well but that takes a connection to the products or a whole lot of money haha
I could use help on stabilizers. I realize it is very personal but it is difficult to understand what to look for with them. Especially back bars. Cause and effect of angles and how to tell when you are there. Mass weight and what to expect from too much weight and or too little weight. I am self taught and get all of my technique from you tube and trial and error. Anything helps and mostly what to look for and how to know when you are there.
I've gotten a lot of requests for stabilizers. I'll put that into a video soon for us.
Can you expound on your comment about the bones in the forearm crossing?
Absolutely! When we turn the hand from thumb being level to thumb up the bones in the forearm turn too. When they're twisting with that movement it changes the load structure on the upper arm as well and the shoulder changes position to accommodate the twist in the forearm. That change can start raising up the shoulder bone and socket making it disconnected from the full range of stabilizing muscles and tendons of the joint itself.
@@rcrcheryI’m with you now - yes in pronation the radius and ulna cross. Thought you meant at rest.
I went back to watch that video before replying earlier. I didn’t explain it well in the video for sure.
I think so many people would learn more from actually seeing it done while shooting. There needs to be more shooting on the channel. I also think more advanced tips. I think I've seen you do several videos on things like grip, etc. Maybe I'm mistaken.i like the channel and appreciate you sharing. I would be interested in lessons I emailed from the website months ago and never got a reply.
I don't have a website anymore so not sure where it went. Email me at rcrchery@gmail.com
Enjoy your content and ideas.Have been following you since started here. You have grown in depth and knowledge as a coach. Your tuning tips on form and equipment are valuable, and stay current with the evolving nature of compound archery. Keep doing educational on "the Little things" that make huge differences!
Thank you for being a subscriber for such a long time!!
Love your instructional content but its so much better when you're on a bow instead of just talking about it. Too many talking videos, shoot the bow while talking. It'll be a LOT more editing with cutting out the fluff but if you want to grow the channel, we want to see content not just a podcast. That's my 2c.
That's great feedback! Thank you!
@@rcrchery this is just advice for growing the channel. I love your videos and content. The 15k you have like what you offer! To bring more in, switch it up! Love what you offer!
Seen most of yours videos and love them all. I don’t shoot indoor leagues I’m strictly a bow hunter. I shoot every night of the year inside or out depending on the weather. I do like to watch tournaments and archers and there form. I love your video format concentrating on each step of the shot, that’s what I’m looking for. So great job keep them coming. I’m 67 and have been shooting since I was 6, your never to old to learn and improve,🦌🏕️🏔️🦃🏹
Love your videos, I think there the best on u tube. I like you doing individual parts of the shot. I’ve been shooting 60 years and still learn stuff all the time. I’m going to try how you place your hand on the bow tonight ( curling your 3 fingers). Keep up the great content. 🏹🦌🦃🌲🏔️
Thank you for watching and your comments here!
I would like to see some shooting or even league night stuff or tournament stuff would be fun also
I can make that happen. Thank you for the feedback.
Fore someone that has never shot a thumb release is there one u would reconmend that not crazy expensive.
Depending on what you've shot handheld release wise I'd go with a Carter Just Cuz or Just B Cuz. You can get on facebook and join some groups for releases and get them pretty cheaply sometimes.
Great info! I have to agree with other comments - demonstrate rather than just vocalize. It takes more editing time and effort to do, but makes your great advice more understandable and interesting. Have you ever taken a Decker class? Public speaking, it would help gain followers if you use their training! Also, at the end of each video, put up a written summary of key points as take-always.
Really like your videos on form . But think u should do some product reviews. Maybe do more on hunting side of bow set ups instead of target. Just expand and u will get more subcribers.
All of this has a direct correlation to hunting. My process for tuning my target bow is the same as for my hunting bow. So bowhunters if they want to be better shots, should adopt a target archers mentality in regards to shooting
I agree with you here.
I can work some hunting bow coverage in this year for sure. I'll be getting into that towards the end of summer most likely.
@jmcb5215 I agree with u . But shooting outdoors brings allot more variables into play. Moveing targets , wind, steep angles ,.... 3d shoots really bring the best archers out. If your only shooting 20 yd dots all day u never really improve much.
maybe there is a video in the members section... after all these years of watching I should probably subscribe.. which I will, but I would like to see a VERY in depth start to finish, trial and error video on weight set up. How much, how little, when is too much, diminishing returns etc. There is not a lot out there. I realize it's somewhat "Personal" or "individual" (at least that's what everyone says.) GRIV probably has the best article on this, but I've never seen someone walk thru it beginning to end. Stabilizer length, weights, distribution etc.
Ask and you shall receive.
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What’s weird is for me it’s the opposite more palm for me makes me more steady of a shot
As a subscriber to your channel, I find all of your videos very informative. Unfortunately most people on UA-cam don’t have enough patience and focus to watch a full educational video. Keep your videos coming in any way you decide. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I appreciate that!
Hello Robert,
I am subscribed, and have watched most of your videos.
Archery is not rocket science, it involves being stable and steady, raising the bow, drawing the string, and releasing the arrow. There are only so many videos you can make on this fairly simple process.
Chris Bee has a lot of subscribers and views, and he does informative videos too, but also a lot of videos that are more entertaining to watch, such as shooting in Vegas, or shooting 3d courses. (I don't watch the hunting videos though).
Thanks for all the content you have so far produced.
William
Thank you for being subscribed and for the idea here!
I have been learning from your videos for years . your a huge help. wouid like to see video of you shooting in competions. , league night, sunday 3d, anything. thanks cheers
Thanks for watching the videos over the years! I appreciate the feedback and idea here!
I am a new sub so haven’t gone back to previous videos yet so you may already have this type of content. I will certainly check out your other videos. I am looking for instructional content to become a better shooter. Drills / practice ideas, analysis of common mistakes with recommendations on how to correct - teach me to fish so I can diagnose form issues as they arise , tips for managing / overcoming competition stress, ground up proper shooting technique
Thanks for subscribing to the channel. There's six years of videos here so I'm sure there's a lot of good info as well as what'll continue coming out.