How Aiming Less Improves Your Shooting with Joel Turner

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  • Опубліковано 26 лют 2023
  • Joel Turner, expert bowhunter and founder of Shot IQ, shares in this video why aiming better doesn't actually mean you're shooting better. He explains the reason behind aiming versus visual proprioception, ranges, trigger punching, target panic and the success you can gain by learning his techniques!
    Whether you're a beginner or an experienced shooter, this video is a must-watch! It'll change the way you think about aiming and help you shoot better.
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  • @richb8303
    @richb8303 11 місяців тому +3

    Watched Joel's video a couple of weeks ago, and started shooting without aiming. It has helped me significantly. Still trying to "not worry" about the aiming process, but it is tough to change bad habits.

  • @TheWVgoodguy22
    @TheWVgoodguy22 Рік тому

    Excellent short clip packed with great insights 🏹🎯

  • @08Anon082008
    @08Anon082008 10 місяців тому +1

    I found something that demonstrates this principle: Get out your range finder and range something small enough and far enough that it is difficult to get a reading without a rest of some sort. Range it 5 times by "punching" when you're on it. Then repeat the process except this time focus on the "slow" process of pushing the button while allowing the dot to float.

  • @Schubox62
    @Schubox62 Рік тому

    ALL of these Joel Turner vids, AND the Full interview(S) are awesome. I am definitely going to take the course. Thank you!

  • @rattlingjunkie
    @rattlingjunkie Рік тому +1

    Such a great clip, thanks!

  • @magyararcher7478
    @magyararcher7478 Рік тому +8

    "If an in archer shoots just for fun, has all his skills. If he shoots for score his hands tremble, and his breath is uneasy. If he shoots for a golden prize, he becomes mad and blind. His skill was not lessened, but the vision of the target changed him" (Old Chinese Poem)

  • @jrwstl02
    @jrwstl02 Рік тому +5

    Good stuff! Aiming is bad, just have to let that pin float. I’d add that exercise to increase bow arm stability will aid accuracy. As a hunter, I practice most of the year shooting surprise releases, but in the month or so before bow season I add deliberate releases into my practice. Accuracy can be good even with deliberate releases, as long as I don’t focus on aiming.

    • @thealtitudeshow
      @thealtitudeshow  Рік тому +1

      👏👏👏

    • @eclipsearchery9387
      @eclipsearchery9387 Рік тому

      So why practise one thing most of the year then do something else when it matters most....ego is at the base of that sort of decision making. Bad idea :) Do you think Bodie changes to a 'deliberate released' when the pressure is on??? :)

  • @michaelditto5469
    @michaelditto5469 Рік тому +1

    Kind of agree. When you’re not pin point aiming for the bullseye, and just kind of going with the reflex, I always have more hits center mass. Works for me at least.

  • @08Anon082008
    @08Anon082008 10 місяців тому

    I have two questions and two comments.
    1. Does he suggest changing anything when the wind is gusting 20+mph?
    2. How did they decide, (maybe trial and error...) what stabilizer weight to use to enabled Bodies bow to get back to the "X"?
    1. If I just "watch it to keep it" my float seems to enlarge...
    2. I missed a big 4x4 mule deer last year in a lot of wind because I was determined to continue executing "no matter what", (should have waited for a lull, since he was bedded).

    • @mattyice9923
      @mattyice9923 6 місяців тому

      I could be so wrong but I feel like having a heavier setup would be best for hunting in case it gets windy. I feel like there are certain arrows that handle wind as well. Probably. Good idea to run that all season if it’s available

  • @bwfreel
    @bwfreel Рік тому +1

    It’s a bizarre psychological phenomenon, but the subconscious has to control the final alignment, otherwise the stress of only shooting when the sight picture is perfect will wreck things

  • @jasonnester9514
    @jasonnester9514 Рік тому +1

    What does he mean by staying open loop

    • @thealtitudeshow
      @thealtitudeshow  Рік тому

      It’s in his course at shotiq.com. Good question. Open Loop control system.

    • @rhondamurphy9565
      @rhondamurphy9565 Рік тому +3

      Open loop means you've moved from a deliberate action you're thinking about to an action that your body does automatically without you thinking about each individual movement. Think of learning to sign your name ( you think of each stroke) - this is closed loop, versus signing your name now; you don't have to think about it; open loop.

    • @fairchild6888
      @fairchild6888 12 днів тому

      @@rhondamurphy9565 False. You've pretty much described the opposite of what open loop is. Open loop is a very deliberate action with the ability to stop that action at any time.........not automatic.

  • @user-ct4im4nd6r
    @user-ct4im4nd6r 5 місяців тому

    Watch trick shots They do not use sights They have incredible skills that most of us don’t have They concentrate on the target and they’re eyes guide their hands He is right though Your eyes will return to the spot

  • @skysurferboy
    @skysurferboy Рік тому +1

    Is there a full version of this chat?

    • @randyshaver525
      @randyshaver525 Рік тому

      Yeah there's a full version if you want to know but the catch is you got to pay for it what a joke.

    • @trevor_osborn
      @trevor_osborn Рік тому +1

      How dare people make money from their work 😂

  • @hectorvasquez690
    @hectorvasquez690 Рік тому +1

    This is the fucking man right here. He’s speaking about transcending, I’ve never heard anyone speak about that before.

  • @SharpObserver1A
    @SharpObserver1A 2 місяці тому

    This guy is full of crap.

  • @TyrantExterminator1776
    @TyrantExterminator1776 Рік тому

    The Biggest ISSUE SOMETIMES We do NOT TRUST OURSELVES or OUR BRAINS, SO WE OVERTHINK, which ULTIMATELY LEADS TO SCREWING UP.

    • @thealtitudeshow
      @thealtitudeshow  Рік тому +1

      Agreed!

    • @TyrantExterminator1776
      @TyrantExterminator1776 Рік тому

      @@thealtitudeshow I know what you are Talking About and Agree with you as well, But I am one of those I mentioned above.