Dude, excellent video! I'm glad I found you. My daughter shoots competitively in school. I am going to share this video with her. I subscribed to keep up with your content. #vrafam
Focusing on the target and not the pin, not torquing the bow, following through and keeping my back straight and my back elbow down are some of the things I focus on but nothing is more important than developing a surprise shot.
@@harshithab.8691 Absolutely 😄 Once at full draw you want to relax your grip hand. I try to only have 3 fingers really touching the grip. I have slight pressure from my index and middle finger and basically moving my ring and pinky to the side. I also relax my thumb. Your hand should really be there to balance but have a minimum grip on your bow to lower the chances of torquing it. Once you find your loose grip, go through your shot process and your bow should fall forward after the arrow leaves the bow. I will have a video posted on the channel for you soon! Hope this helps
Dude, excellent video! I'm glad I found you. My daughter shoots competitively in school. I am going to share this video with her. I subscribed to keep up with your content. #vrafam
That is awesome that she shoots competitively! I hope the video can help her! Thanks for stopping by my friend!
@@Tolook No problem. We just got her sports physical knocked out for next year.
@@BerzerkerBrotherhood-oo2kb Thats Awesome! Good luck to her on the up and coming season!
Focusing on the target and not the pin, not torquing the bow, following through and keeping my back straight and my back elbow down are some of the things I focus on but nothing is more important than developing a surprise shot.
Those are great tips and really good things to look for!
Can you help me maintain proper grip ....
@@harshithab.8691 Absolutely 😄 Once at full draw you want to relax your grip hand. I try to only have 3 fingers really touching the grip. I have slight pressure from my index and middle finger and basically moving my ring and pinky to the side. I also relax my thumb. Your hand should really be there to balance but have a minimum grip on your bow to lower the chances of torquing it. Once you find your loose grip, go through your shot process and your bow should fall forward after the arrow leaves the bow.
I will have a video posted on the channel for you soon! Hope this helps