@@_ghost96That is not true at all... Theres plenty of old lazy farts who are weak af because they never worked out a day in their life. His dad literally works out all the time. Old man strength is EARNED. My old man worked on fishing boats making nets and also was an electrician, and his grip strength is still super strong even in his retirement because he stays active. Exactly like his dad in this video.
@@gramgus5998 not really tho, he’s saying you have medieval archers pulling back 180, which isn’t wrong, but not accurate. it’s extremely rare to have archers pull that, even in peak war of the roses times lol
Just a fun fact for everyone: Military bows, especially from 1000AD onwards, are often 100lb and up. The draw weight of the Mary Rose longbows is variously estimated; the estimate of their average draw weight is about 130lb. A surviving Mongol conquest-era bow is estimated at 166lb. Surviving Ottoman military bows average over 100lb.
Yup: It is comical when Hollywood etc have women drawing bows... Swords(short generally), yes, as that is historically accurate, but bows? Yikes... Try again! Most men could not pull the big warbows and generally settled for the smaller warbows. Modern Compound bows make us all better than the old timers.
@@w8stralYeah, everyone knows women dont have muscles and are not capable of physical activity. Silly hollyweird. Womerns was all barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen until feminism was invented in the 1960s.
@tanneradams20 there's a misconception in Hollywood that bows are light and swords are heavy. We see women archers twanging away like it's a rubber band, yet lugging a sword like its a log. The truth is the opposite. Swords typically weigh less 5 lbs, excluding the larger varieties. Bows, in order to be strong enough to drop an unclothed man, should be around 40+lbs, and don't get me started on the armor. The bows back then had to be heavy to not only cover great distances, but to hit with enough force to penetrate armor. Horse bows are typically lighter because they're used at a closer range, are smaller for use on horseback, and were made for more rapid fire.
It’s one of the best feelings giving your kids something, but making them earn it. I have goal markers and multiple firearms earmarked for my son at different stages. I’ll also hand over the keys to the BMW M3 that’s as old as I am once he buys his own car and shows a year of responsibility. He’s a determined little shit, so looks like I’m going to have to hold up a lot of promises.
I remember, I found my father's old bayonet back when I was about 8. He was still in the military at the time, but this was his old bayonet, I believe for the M16 which was phased out. I was amazed by it. He told me when I was old enough, I could have it. I've remembered it ever since. About 5 years ago, he was going through his old stuff, and my brother and I were both visiting. I see my brother with the old bayonet, and it turns out, my dad gave it to him. He completely forgot he ever said anything to me about it. I can't lie, that one hurt, especially considering I went into the military while my brother didn't. I idolized my dad. It goes to show that what may not be a big deal to parents is sometimes a VERY big deal to your kids.
I remember my grandpa used to pull 98lbs he’s in his late 80s now and just gifted me his bow the other day on our way hunting he hands it to me and says merry Christmas that will be the bow I use for the rest of my life
The crossbows were around 200 and given you still had to pull it back but not that much. The Indians bows were somewhere close to 100 though but there wasn’t that super long draw like on modern ones
My dad is 73 this May, he’s always talked about how old timers would say when a man is fully mature he has “settled strength”. Perfectly exemplified in this video
@@killer....... absolutely not true. It has to do with the muscle composition and the levels of testosterone and other hormones that affect development.
@thisisabot but it is true. Anyone who regularly lifts will get progressively stronger over time. Naturally gifted or not. You just need to put in the work which most refuse to these days
@@tonystephengrayson it’s not that most people refuse to put in the work you asshole. Be smarter than that Jesus Christ. There are more people lifting in the gym and getting swoll then there ever has been
Hey just cherish those special moments with your dad because those are irreplaceable and the way he looks at you with sheer pride and admiration. Those are the best. I have two sons of my own. I hope they know how much I love them and how proud I am of them.
As I told you last year and you did this year. That slight forward rock and then straighten up the back as you pull places more back strength into the draw. Exactly how your pops does it. Rock forward, straighten up quick as you draw. Perfect now do it more.
@@hennyhypnotic3986 the strongest archers in history actually had curved spines from the constant pulling on one side of their back. I forgot who it was but google should reaffirm what I said!
the strongest archers in history actually had curved spines from the constant pulling on one side of their back. I forgot who it was but google should reaffirm what I said!
Archeologists can tell archers by the bone structures. If you want something wild, look up gladiators, they were monsters of flesh, muscle imbalance, and flab.
@@hagostaeldmann I never realized that having never shot a compound. Thanks. So how would you measure the power of a compound bow? I find it confusing that you have to pull 180lb to achieve a 90lb shot. Surely if you're pulling through a band of power at 180lb the arrow will at some point of the release speed up or take on that extra energy...? 👍
@@MustObeyTheRules You're right. You can be an absolute little bitch and still pull back a 92lb draw no problem as long as you know the technique.... 😐
@@mj6463 sure but there’s a lot of technique to pulling back heavy bows and I’m talking way heavier than this 92 pounds. Look up joe gibs who builds and shoots historical warbows. He’s capable of pulling up to a 200 pound draw weight and regularly shoots a 120 pounds.
Movement pattern is completely different. Truett can be very strong when doing vertical pulls but might not be as much when doing horizontal, especially unilateral, pulls.
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@@kylecallis77 I mean it just makes pulling it back even less stressful on your right arm. But you do you. That’s how it works for 160lb English war bows.
It is odd. I got so much stronger between 35 and 40 and I lifted heavy in my early 20s stopped when I was 25. did nothing but go to work every day. Honestly if I would never have believed I would get this much stronger when I was lifting just from age.
My dad owned an archery shop years ago and we had this guy Rick who had an insane poundage on his bow. Needless to say we were always fetching arrows out of the ceiling. Fugging goon
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I have been waiting for this day. Thinking to myself, "The dude can do 4000+ pull-ups in a day, I bet he will be pulling his dad's bow back soon." Here it is! Congrats man. Love it.
Just a note for the future, use both arms. Push the bow out *whilst* pulling the string back. All at once, one motion. For a forward draw, you need to turn your torso forwards, and pull back using it along with your arm. If you're trying to simply draw over your torso, you'll have almost no power in your arm to perform the draw.
I got a 90lb (30in draw length) apa king cobra myself, the thing is a beast. I once shot an arrow when my bow was untuned and it penetrated through my house wall(through a fat baseboard, drywall, OSB, and stucko) using a field point. I want the new apa 100# bow now.
@Willy bman also if ur talking about my skill bro then ur wrong. This is my first bow and I can consistently shoot bullseye ay 20 yards. For a beginner that's not bad at all. Btw I ain't gonna be hunting untill I can shoot up to 60-70yards consistently
@@willybman3723That's rite. Don't have to use the late$t and greate$t every year to make meat or hang another one on the wall either. Unless that's what you're into. I been shootin a Jennings carbon extreme since it was the newest one out there. So long I can't recall what year I got it.
I did this in High School. After a day of shooting, BARELY being able to draw back my friend’s dad’s bow, I was sore for half a week! Felt like I’d been stabbed in the back with a Bow-ie knife. 😉
- Start low _(aimed at ground)_ - Lock the elbow of your stabilization arm. _(left)_ - Swing the bow up, elbow staying locked, use your back and shoulder muscles together of your drawing arm. _(right)_ - Twist your upper body towards the direction of your drawing arm _(right),_ using your shoulder and back of your stabilization arm to push the bow forward. Once you get this series of movements down, as they basically all flow into one movement, you'll find it vastly easier to draw heavier bows. Much heavier bows. You are engaging every major muscle group in your upper body by doing this.
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Back in the day our archers in England used to pull 185 pound war bows. The king made it mandatory that every man and son would train with a bow at least once a week for a full day, some people took it a lot further and trained many times a week.
You've obviously never hunted high fence deer. I'm talking about a two to three thousand acre or bigger enclosure, I'm not talking about a canned hunt where the deer is running around in 5 ac enclosure and you basically just pay to kill it
It's funny how people don't understand how much technique makes this way easier. Bro is actually trying to pull with some of the weaker muscles of the body keeping it that high and tight, lower it a bit have your string arm close to your body and push the bow away with your other hand we're way stronger at pushing things than we are at pulling
Longbows recovered from the wreck of the Mary Rose (sank 1545) were estimated to have draw weights of 100 to 160 lbs. It took years of practice to build the correct muscles and become proficient. Just imagine shooting 6 to 10 arrows a minute for an extended period.
Hmm many longbows were up to 200 pounds and the Mongolians had their recurve bows. Just very slightly less power but another smaller so they can use them on horses. Imagine shooting arrows on horse back. And they use to shoot so many they actually had runners that would bring more arrows on horses. That way they would just have an entire mounted army and just pepper the enemy from a distance. Now THAT must be hard
If someone is strong enough to use 92lb bow, why not? I have a hoyt VTM 80# and can draw effortlessly. I can shoot 100 arrows out of it in one training session without any pressure. When I shoot, I don't need to care about wind because I shoot heavier arrows yet they still fly faster then other people's. You gain accuracy with higher draw weight.
@@sovietrepublic38 not at all the point I’m making. I’m all for going above and beyond in power with just about any sport/hobby/etc. archery is the one thing where the curve of draw weight/draw length has a STEEP drop off and below marginal difference for those that feel the need to crank up the weight. Something I will never understand. Guys will pull 26/27/28 inches and think throwing on 80lb limbs are gonna take them to the promised land. I shoot 30.5 inch and at 73lbs on my 11 year old monster, I’ll go toe to toe IBO with any clown that shoots 80/90/100lb on any bow of their choosing.
Reminds me of those wannabe macho truck driver guys that put a ninety pound clutch in their Peterbilt trying to be tough. All they're doing is wearing out their knee faster. 🙄
Plenty of reasons. More weight means more energy. More energy means longer ranges you can shoot and also bigger game. Yes for most applications this is overkill but Hanes isn’t in situations most people are in.
Ive had my last two bows set at 85 😆 my boys witch are both bigger than me dont play with it...😆 they both have bows but won't crank em up... This was great to watch. Thanks...
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that old man strength hits different
It’s literally something you can’t even train, you just get to a certain age and then boom🤣
@@_ghost96That is not true at all... Theres plenty of old lazy farts who are weak af because they never worked out a day in their life.
His dad literally works out all the time.
Old man strength is EARNED.
My old man worked on fishing boats making nets and also was an electrician, and his grip strength is still super strong even in his retirement because he stays active.
Exactly like his dad in this video.
There’s no such thing as old man strength guys just a pussy
@@cosmicbilly exactly couldn't of said it any better
@@cosmicbilly agreed. But could you ride cameron Haynes anymore than you are😂😂
Then you have medieval archers pulling back 180lb longbows
Not really though, only the strongest and most elite archers used bows over 160/170 even in peak times
@@ColeClimbsliterally exactly what he just said…
@@gramgus5998 not really tho, he’s saying you have medieval archers pulling back 180, which isn’t wrong, but not accurate. it’s extremely rare to have archers pull that, even in peak war of the roses times lol
Nerd
Not even close when it comes to the pully system
Just a fun fact for everyone: Military bows, especially from 1000AD onwards, are often 100lb and up. The draw weight of the Mary Rose longbows is variously estimated; the estimate of their average draw weight is about 130lb. A surviving Mongol conquest-era bow is estimated at 166lb. Surviving Ottoman military bows average over 100lb.
Yup: It is comical when Hollywood etc have women drawing bows... Swords(short generally), yes, as that is historically accurate, but bows? Yikes... Try again! Most men could not pull the big warbows and generally settled for the smaller warbows. Modern Compound bows make us all better than the old timers.
@@w8stralYeah, everyone knows women dont have muscles and are not capable of physical activity. Silly hollyweird. Womerns was all barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen until feminism was invented in the 1960s.
Just explains that we as in the world have been weakened
Based.
mongols pulling 166?? 🤯🤯
Its crazy to think that old English archers used to draw warbows with up to 120 lbs draw with no cams or trigger release. Straight up beastin' it!
Maybe if they could get to full draw. Highly doubt people of the stature back then were drawing 30+ inches lol
@tanneradams20 there's a misconception in Hollywood that bows are light and swords are heavy. We see women archers twanging away like it's a rubber band, yet lugging a sword like its a log. The truth is the opposite. Swords typically weigh less 5 lbs, excluding the larger varieties. Bows, in order to be strong enough to drop an unclothed man, should be around 40+lbs, and don't get me started on the armor. The bows back then had to be heavy to not only cover great distances, but to hit with enough force to penetrate armor. Horse bows are typically lighter because they're used at a closer range, are smaller for use on horseback, and were made for more rapid fire.
120 and 150 lbs !
@tanneradams20 The bows back then literally changed archers skeletal structure from practicing. The height thing is a misconception.
People still do it today.
I told my son, once he goes to full draw with my bow he can have it. I have to get a new bow now. 95lbs pull. Kids a savage. Good job young man.
What bow is this ? I been looking for 100 lb bow
Is his name Hunter by chance?😂
It’s one of the best feelings giving your kids something, but making them earn it. I have goal markers and multiple firearms earmarked for my son at different stages.
I’ll also hand over the keys to the BMW M3 that’s as old as I am once he buys his own car and shows a year of responsibility.
He’s a determined little shit, so looks like I’m going to have to hold up a lot of promises.
I remember, I found my father's old bayonet back when I was about 8. He was still in the military at the time, but this was his old bayonet, I believe for the M16 which was phased out. I was amazed by it.
He told me when I was old enough, I could have it. I've remembered it ever since. About 5 years ago, he was going through his old stuff, and my brother and I were both visiting. I see my brother with the old bayonet, and it turns out, my dad gave it to him. He completely forgot he ever said anything to me about it. I can't lie, that one hurt, especially considering I went into the military while my brother didn't. I idolized my dad.
It goes to show that what may not be a big deal to parents is sometimes a VERY big deal to your kids.
@@connorj2775 He’s a determined little shit because you’re a kick ass dad!
The dad looks really proud even before he tries to pull it back. You can see how happy he is that his son has gone this far
Cameron is an all around great man
Yeah cause dad knows this is where it all began lol
That’s because he already knew he could do it because they did it before they filmed it, genius. 🎉
I might respect him more if it was a recurve or a longbowl, but that is compound with a letter off not that big of accomplishment
@@1johnnygunnWhat if he set the world record for over 4000 pull ups in one day?
The sound that bow made when he fully pulled it back sounds eerily similar to the sound my shoulder made when i blew it outta socket 😭
I remember my grandpa used to pull 98lbs he’s in his late 80s now and just gifted me his bow the other day on our way hunting he hands it to me and says merry Christmas that will be the bow I use for the rest of my life
its crazy to think that back in the day 90 pound bows were pretty normal and the best trained archers for war could use 200 pound warbows.
This is the best comment yet
And the newer bows pull like 50 pounds and shoot at the same fps as a 80 pound bow it’s insane
Yes but due to the length of the string, the torque applied is great enough to not be much harder than any other bow.
The crossbows were around 200 and given you still had to pull it back but not that much. The Indians bows were somewhere close to 100 though but there wasn’t that super long draw like on modern ones
@@nathanielb5781 look at eastern cultures in medieval times
My dad is 73 this May, he’s always talked about how old timers would say when a man is fully mature he has “settled strength”. Perfectly exemplified in this video
He shoulda told u when ah man lifts shit they get strong nothing else to it
@@killer....... absolutely not true. It has to do with the muscle composition and the levels of testosterone and other hormones that affect development.
@@thisisabot9920 jus say your weak bro if u lift u get strong there's no excuse to behing weak anybody can be strong clown
@thisisabot but it is true. Anyone who regularly lifts will get progressively stronger over time. Naturally gifted or not. You just need to put in the work which most refuse to these days
@@tonystephengrayson it’s not that most people refuse to put in the work you asshole. Be smarter than that Jesus Christ. There are more people lifting in the gym and getting swoll then there ever has been
You drawing back your dads bow? Nah its my bow now! hahahah that was great!
Hey just cherish those special moments with your dad because those are irreplaceable and the way he looks at you with sheer pride and admiration. Those are the best.
I have two sons of my own. I hope they know how much I love them and how proud I am of them.
this is a core memory
"I kinda felt it going" haha. Love these vids
@OwO we won’t 😂
It's too big 😫💦
this is the kid that topped David Goggins pullup record
He's got this.
Really?
@@jamazing9628Yep, Truett Hanes. The Dad is Cameron Hanes. Both are Savages
I would love to see that
@@B_radASMRlab video is called ‘truett hanes beats david goggins world record’ or something along those line
What is the record . I can beat it
As someone that has shot Archery for 25 years... Never needed it higher then 55 pounds for Dropping deer or shooting 3d competition
My 6th grade teacher had one, and he was the only one who could pull it back all the way. He made it look effortless!
As I told you last year and you did this year. That slight forward rock and then straighten up the back as you pull places more back strength into the draw. Exactly how your pops does it. Rock forward, straighten up quick as you draw. Perfect now do it more.
cool dad, my dad was an addicted gambling alcoholic
Is that where you used to get your gear from
That’s pretty cool
mine just an alcoholic 🤣
Prob because he had to deal with you as a kid.
cool dad, mine is missing
This feels insignificant after watching that guy who uses a 165 pound long bow. 😂
Notice that Dad got out of the way before his boy went for it the second time.....
Smart move Father!😊
Anybody ever go down the rabbit hole of how jacked old longbow users were
No but that sounds like a deep rabbit hole 😂
Yeah they were the original body builders and strongmen lol
@@hennyhypnotic3986 the strongest archers in history actually had curved spines from the constant pulling on one side of their back. I forgot who it was but google should reaffirm what I said!
the strongest archers in history actually had curved spines from the constant pulling on one side of their back. I forgot who it was but google should reaffirm what I said!
Archeologists can tell archers by the bone structures. If you want something wild, look up gladiators, they were monsters of flesh, muscle imbalance, and flab.
That leather jacket doesn't appear to be helping😂😂
pleather... but aye ... that jacket is cut for fat men - not ones with shoulder muscle
tbh the jacket is bs! i cant think about one good thing about this jacket😂
or better said about his whole outfit🥲
Pulling that back with proper form is pretty damn hard. Good for you truett
Everyone saying back in the day. Well back in the day archers used to pull 293853929lb bows
Your dad tried not to laugh but he couldn’t stop himself when you said I kinda of felt it going 😂😂
Huge difference between that compound bow and a traditional bow.
A 95 pound compound bow is MUCH more difficult to fully draw than any recurve or longbow. Obviously much easier to hold at draw, though.
@@hagostaeldmann are you sure of that? I thought they were supposed to make it easier.
@@tomjohnson5713 You're doing almost 2x the work to pull a compound bow compared to a traditional bow. Massive letoff AFTER that.
@@hagostaeldmann I never realized that having never shot a compound. Thanks. So how would you measure the power of a compound bow? I find it confusing that you have to pull 180lb to achieve a 90lb shot. Surely if you're pulling through a band of power at 180lb the arrow will at some point of the release speed up or take on that extra energy...? 👍
Meanwhile to be in ghengis khans army you needed to be able to pull 160lb bow with only your thumb while riding a horse as fast as possible
Crazy
And old recurve bows sometimes had nearly double that at around 150 pounds of draw force. We found a Mongol bow that had 170 pounds of draw force lmao
Says a lot that his son has the world pull up record but really struggled to pull that back. Cam is a different type of savage
It says nothing. Pulling back a bow isn’t about just strength.
@@MustObeyTheRules You're right. You can be an absolute little bitch and still pull back a 92lb draw no problem as long as you know the technique.... 😐
@@MustObeyTheRules it has a lot to do with it tho lol
@@mj6463 sure but there’s a lot of technique to pulling back heavy bows and I’m talking way heavier than this 92 pounds. Look up joe gibs who builds and shoots historical warbows. He’s capable of pulling up to a 200 pound draw weight and regularly shoots a 120 pounds.
Movement pattern is completely different. Truett can be very strong when doing vertical pulls but might not be as much when doing horizontal, especially unilateral, pulls.
He has his left arm locked. You should be pushing with your left and pulling with the right at the same time
WRONG! Only if you are trying to pull way too much weight and are using really poor form.
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Oh boy love this knowledge between you and Cam my ears never get tired of all your knowledge on the most simple weapon ever
@@kylecallis77 I mean it just makes pulling it back even less stressful on your right arm. But you do you. That’s how it works for 160lb English war bows.
The way they love each other man
If the wife is saying nice job, you know you got worked up over his warm up
Gotta use your back my man. It’s a form issue more than anything.
Oh yeah thstd awesome, give him the bow Cam, it's only fair. He kinda felt it Goin Cam, now he's a beast as well😂
Must be nice growing up with good supportive parents 😊
These be the moments that make a dad smile uncontrollably
Calling a man that bring out all of his inner strengths lol 👍🏾
It is odd. I got so much stronger between 35 and 40 and I lifted heavy in my early 20s stopped when I was 25. did nothing but go to work every day. Honestly if I would never have believed I would get this much stronger when I was lifting just from age.
just curious, what do you do for a living? is it a very physical job?
Dad looked like thor when cap picked up the hammer
Thought I was about to here “WHAT’S LOST”
My dad owned an archery shop years ago and we had this guy Rick who had an insane poundage on his bow. Needless to say we were always fetching arrows out of the ceiling. Fugging goon
And to think that some Roman long bows had 120 pound pull!
And English longbows were up to and over 150#. Those guys were beasts my old crippled up shoulders hurt just thinking about it lol.
Mongols had 170lb
“ I kinda felt it goin “ 😢😂😂😂
Looks like all them pull-ups paid off...
My boy finally pulled it back 💯💪🏿
Yeah I draw back on 84lbs but that 92 lbs just sounds so much more
True wifey material when she can laugh about the dad having to buy a new toy 😂
Cams son ain’t no joke either 😂😂😂 and he had a tuff time damn…
🗣yeah, try pulling that bow back when you been sitting 🪑 there for 2 hours in freezing 🥶 weather and along comes Mr. Big Buck of a lifetime 🏹🦌🤠
Try making a sentence without emojis, then you can talk.
That's what I said he would never get it pulled back at 70 lbs freezing cold led alone at 92 lbs that's probably his iq Aswell
Dad was not impressed with that it’s my bow now statement 😂😂
About time🤣
mannn just need more pull-ups
Right 😂 thought he had enough
I’m pretty sure Cam standing there to his left caused him to fail the first attempt 😂
I love cams and his son's relationship/vibe
Must’ve been right after the 4000 pullups
92lbs is crazy
Seems excessive lol...damn
Its needed when you have a 26" draw length lol
pulley and gear system - he isn't putting in more than 60 pounds on the draw - likely under 40.
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@@stupidthefish1979 holy shit, you alright?
Nice job. Your dad looked happy when you drawn the bow. I hope the bow is now yours
Man's finally figured out on the 2nd try that it's a fucking COMPOUND bow and set the dials right.
Let go!!!!! 9,000 pull ups later. Good job!
I have been waiting for this day. Thinking to myself, "The dude can do 4000+ pull-ups in a day, I bet he will be pulling his dad's bow back soon."
Here it is! Congrats man. Love it.
Well, his CNS wasn’t prepared the first time
Just a note for the future, use both arms. Push the bow out *whilst* pulling the string back. All at once, one motion. For a forward draw, you need to turn your torso forwards, and pull back using it along with your arm. If you're trying to simply draw over your torso, you'll have almost no power in your arm to perform the draw.
I got a 90lb (30in draw length) apa king cobra myself, the thing is a beast. I once shot an arrow when my bow was untuned and it penetrated through my house wall(through a fat baseboard, drywall, OSB, and stucko) using a field point. I want the new apa 100# bow now.
Still cant kill a deer
You don't need that shit. Mines at 60lbs and shoots 80 yards no problem. Old ass browning bow with new strings and cables
@Willy bman can't kill a deer?? Bro u gotta be trolling, that thing can kill two bucks in a row lol.
@Willy bman also if ur talking about my skill bro then ur wrong. This is my first bow and I can consistently shoot bullseye ay 20 yards. For a beginner that's not bad at all. Btw I ain't gonna be hunting untill I can shoot up to 60-70yards consistently
@@willybman3723That's rite. Don't have to use the late$t and greate$t every year to make meat or hang another one on the wall either. Unless that's what you're into. I been shootin a Jennings carbon extreme since it was the newest one out there. So long I can't recall what year I got it.
I did this in High School. After a day of shooting, BARELY being able to draw back my friend’s dad’s bow, I was sore for half a week! Felt like I’d been stabbed in the back with a Bow-ie knife. 😉
"shoot again" "nah 1 rep is my max, sorry"
Your dads drip game is on point
- Start low _(aimed at ground)_
- Lock the elbow of your stabilization arm. _(left)_
- Swing the bow up, elbow staying locked, use your back and shoulder muscles together of your drawing arm. _(right)_
- Twist your upper body towards the direction of your drawing arm _(right),_ using your shoulder and back of your stabilization arm to push the bow forward.
Once you get this series of movements down, as they basically all flow into one movement, you'll find it vastly easier to draw heavier bows. Much heavier bows. You are engaging every major muscle group in your upper body by doing this.
What the new generation doesn’t understand is sometimes it takes an insult rather than pity to motivate someone into success.
Gold doesnt start off pretty, it must be put through fire. Stay manly gents 💪🏾🧔🏾♂️
Yeah, right arsehole. Make you feel better ya prick?
“What’s your secret brother?” 😂
Try drawing from the down position instead of up in the air. You’ll use more of your back to open up your chest and arms on the draw.
Back in the day our archers in England used to pull 185 pound war bows. The king made it mandatory that every man and son would train with a bow at least once a week for a full day, some people took it a lot further and trained many times a week.
92 pounds?! That’s insane
40 Kgs, it is a legit weight.
Joe Gibbs of England shoots a 240 pound Warbow, have you ever seen him here on youtube?.
Dads grin on the first attempt 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The secret is to wear pants that fit.. let that hammer loose homie.. whole new world
Need that 90 lbs on those high fence hunts.
You've obviously never hunted high fence deer. I'm talking about a two to three thousand acre or bigger enclosure, I'm not talking about a canned hunt where the deer is running around in 5 ac enclosure and you basically just pay to kill it
@@cericson3426 you’re right. I haven’t. Because I’m an actual hunter.
Don't you have the pull up record?
That’s Cameron Hanes son. Dudes a beast
That's something I can see happening in a superhero movie
Now let’s see it without the release, fingers on string 😁
It's funny how people don't understand how much technique makes this way easier. Bro is actually trying to pull with some of the weaker muscles of the body keeping it that high and tight, lower it a bit have your string arm close to your body and push the bow away with your other hand we're way stronger at pushing things than we are at pulling
Longbows recovered from the wreck of the Mary Rose (sank 1545) were estimated to have draw weights of 100 to 160 lbs. It took years of practice to build the correct muscles and become proficient. Just imagine shooting 6 to 10 arrows a minute for an extended period.
Hmm many longbows were up to 200 pounds and the Mongolians had their recurve bows. Just very slightly less power but another smaller so they can use them on horses. Imagine shooting arrows on horse back. And they use to shoot so many they actually had runners that would bring more arrows on horses. That way they would just have an entire mounted army and just pepper the enemy from a distance. Now THAT must be hard
Gee...Theres a reason thats daddy's bow 💪🏼🗿🦍
Literally zero necessity for 92 pounds on a compound bow.
As I have said before and I’ll say again, this is fucking silly.
There zero necessity for 90% of what humans do. Turns out we like cool shit
If someone is strong enough to use 92lb bow, why not?
I have a hoyt VTM 80# and can draw effortlessly. I can shoot 100 arrows out of it in one training session without any pressure.
When I shoot, I don't need to care about wind because I shoot heavier arrows yet they still fly faster then other people's. You gain accuracy with higher draw weight.
@@sovietrepublic38 not at all the point I’m making. I’m all for going above and beyond in power with just about any sport/hobby/etc. archery is the one thing where the curve of draw weight/draw length has a STEEP drop off and below marginal difference for those that feel the need to crank up the weight. Something I will never understand. Guys will pull 26/27/28 inches and think throwing on 80lb limbs are gonna take them to the promised land. I shoot 30.5 inch and at 73lbs on my 11 year old monster, I’ll go toe to toe IBO with any clown that shoots 80/90/100lb on any bow of their choosing.
There is exactly zero reason to have a bow with a 92 lb draw
Reminds me of those wannabe macho truck driver guys that put a ninety pound clutch in their Peterbilt trying to be tough. All they're doing is wearing out their knee faster. 🙄
I'm 6'6 and 260 so I have a bow with an 88 lb drawback
@@hunterwilliams7059big guy wants a cookie or something😂
@afishy1465 I mean a regular bow feels like a kids toy to me. if ur serious abt the cookie I'm down
Plenty of reasons. More weight means more energy. More energy means longer ranges you can shoot and also bigger game. Yes for most applications this is overkill but Hanes isn’t in situations most people are in.
Don’t fell bad, your dad is one of the baddest dudes on the planet!
Passing of the torch
Haha Cam is a beast!!
92lbs is a lot if who don’t shoot regularly. If you’ve been shooting archery your whole life and workout - this isn’t too bad.
He was like - Let me clear my throat
It was cool how back in the day medieval archers would use 500lb longbows
Ive had my last two bows set at 85 😆 my boys witch are both bigger than me dont play with it...😆 they both have bows but won't crank em up...
This was great to watch. Thanks...
Technique is very important, learning which muscles to use makes this much easier
Rocks an expensive compound bow but gets dressed by the red cross.
The dad is a omega level probably military trained
Imagine having a baby watching him grow for 20 years then seeing do this proud dad for sure
There is a skinny little dude at every proshop that can pull anything, every single proshop lol
Proud dad right there.😅😂
Little stronger than you think, right Little buddy.
i remember as a kid not even being able to budge a 70lb draw bow
That’s like a 40kg dumbbell row, which is actually a significant weight, wouldn’t have guess it would be that much.
The arrow simply dissapeared 💀
1st attempt compared to attempt 2 was so different 💀
Guy was aiming for the sun on that draw 😅