In Neuro Linguistic Programming we speak about the 4 stages of learning. Here they are if you're interested. 1. Unconscious incompetence = I don't know I can't do 'X'(Trad, drive a car etc). Which means I'm unaware of specific activity that I cannot do. 2. Conscious incompetence = I know I can't do 'X'. Simply means I know I cannot do a specific activity. 3. Conscious competence = I know I can do 'X' because I've practiced and achieved the result/activity competently. 4. Unconscious competence = I am no longer consciously doing the activity competently, I'm unconsciously doing the activity competently, and conscious awareness is placed once again in fovial attention. (Instinctive Trad) I thought someone might be interested in this perspective so I'm sharing it. Loved the video, Jeff!! Robert Carter said something in a video he did that I love and have adopted; Everything you do should have a positive influence on your shot. I find you and Robert encompass that attitude! 👍👊💥👊😎
Yesss👍 I just started instinctive coming from gap shooting and it is more reliable for hunting to me with all of the different angles an animal can be in a hunting situation. I love seeing my arrow fly straight to my spot I’m looking at!
I’m just learning. Got my first bow. Fleetwood Monarch. I’m shooting indoor range till I get my consistency down. Can’t wait to get deeper into archery. The goal will be hunting at some point. Long way from that right now though. Love your videos and plan to stay a long time subscriber!
I've been shooting traditional -primitive for 50 years and like you I shoot all the time. For me and my set up, my shots are all the same out to 25 yards, no problem. My problem with pure instinctive beyond 25 is if I look to the right and pick a target and I look to the left and pick a target at what I think is the exact same distance, let's say 30, I will shoot each the same with the same sight picture because that's what I think I see. The problem is if I put a range finder on each, one might be 27 and the other is 33. But due to terrain or trees or brush they look the same, so I end up shooting a little high or low. Longer distances are worse. Over a lifetime of shooting, I have developed a slit vision aiming method at long distance that has become very natural, but I really need to know the distance to be spot on. Apparently, you don't have those issues but would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks, and love your channel and recommend it to all.
Jeff 38-40 draw weight 28 1/2” arrow 250 up front 600 spine Good to go? Trying to figure it all out after being a compound shooter for life. Thank you for all of your tips and advice. You’re a good go-to guy!!
if you want to learn to fly then ask the eagle and not the fucking penguin who doesn't know how to do it himself you are an eagle Jeff thank you and godspeed greetings from Germany
The way you shoot so beautifully, would be an amazing add on if you had a second camera ( split vision 😁) very close to the target. Because we can't see your shots as good as you can. I know, it would be more work on filming and editing, but please consider it, would be very nice to see it. Thank you for everything brother!
Good evening, Jeff. Except for when I was a teenager, I've only been shooting a traditional bow, a longbow, for the past 2 years. So, thou I have taken deer each year, my experience is very limited. But thanks to you and others, I have finally come up with an arrow that I am shooting reasonably good. I think, lol. My arrow is an Easton Legacy 600, cut to 29.75, a 75gn brass insert, a 135 Simmons tree shark, weighing in at 457, pulling 36lbs. If you know of an issue that I might be overlooking, I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts, if you've the time to answer. If not, no worries. Thanks for the videos.
Jeff you’re a great inspiration and fantastic shot.was curious if you go to ETAR would love to meet you. Amazing how fast you shoot with precision,you have a gift and really great skill.I would love to be able to shoot like you.WOW
Your videos are awesome, hopefully i can get half that good. I have a few Bows now , 47 to 50 pounds will a 2018 fly consistent out of all 3 of them? Newbie here.
I did a little bit of instinctive shooting, which felt really weird to me. I still aim with the tip of my arrow but when I got my hermit x10, I was trying to shoot it vertical but it wasn't working for me at all. I canted the bow and didn't look at my arrow and I was pulling off all my shots at 10, 15, 20, and 23 yards. I find it interesting to make a successful shot without staring at the arrow, but I still rely on it at this point for preference. I'd love to switch to instinctive.
Why? When using your dominant eye is way more accurate than instinctive, and even in instinctive the brain knows this thus without realising it your dominant eye is doing the work. That's why instinctive only works at a short distance. I get it, instinctive sounds cool. But think about it, why would you need peripheral vision if your aiming at a dot? You don't, and what's really going on in the brain is its 99.9% using your dominant eye for true aim, other wise a sniper rifle would have 2 lenses, but then your 100 yard shot would be way off because your mind is getting mixed signals. Jeff may not want to except this but even having both eyes open your brain is using your dominant eye, it has to, its programmed to.
@digitaldogs233 I like to try new things. I'm actually left eye dominant but shoot right-handed. I picked up trad archery in january this year after 13 years of not shooting and I'm learning g a lot more than I did back then. I'd like to shoot instinctive and with aiming.
@digitaldogs233 Sorry, I didn't see your whole message. I'm not shooting past 23 yards right now. I honestly don't know enough about it to say what's right and what's wrong. I just like to be open-minded and try new things. You probably know more than I do about trad archery. I'm still learning and have a LONG way to go.
@@richardstheman1 in Trad, nothing is "right or wrong" bro!! It's "what works for you". Olympic archery is very different, there certainly is "right and wrong" in Olympic archery. There are old outdated models referencing "brain function" as "hard-wired" unchangeable traits, and while this is true to a minority of brain functions, it's false when it comes to "Neuroplasticity" in the new field of Neurology. What that means is; the brain, that follows the Mind, has traits of plasticity, meaning it's highly influenced by Mind function changes to accommodate those changes, ergo - the brain rewires to accommodate the Mind functions that generate behaviours. A fundamental differentiation between Mind and Brain is that the Mind goes beyond the body, the brain is contained within the body. Two very differing distinctions that effect the neurology and it's wiring. The field of Neuroplasticity debunks the old models used in archery for a long time, like target panic can never truly be overcome. Not true! Never was true. In my opinion, to make a real "choice" of shooting style in archery, one must try, and effectively produce the desired results of, each form before identifying which form is most conducive to a person's current neurological conditioning. Aim small, bro!👊💥👊
@@brettellis423 I completely agree with that. That's why I like to be open-minded and try different things to see how it works for me. When I was figuring out my anchor, it took me weeks to find what worked for me. And months later, I still tried different techniques to see if it would work better for me than what I was previously doing.
Jeff thanks for all the great material. Question: I just got back to shooting my recurve after 20 years and have been paying attention to your videos and really getting back to my old but new way of shooting such as three fingers under as I use to shoot split. It seems to work better. The question is thank shoot instinctive and right handed but my dominant eye is my left. I wear contacts which one eye is for distance and one is for near sightedness. How do I perfect my consistency being right handed with dominant left eye? I think getting back to shooting that I’ve been blessed to find your channel and all the quality information you share. I’m hoping to shoot some 3D tournaments soon. Thanks
Hi Jeff ! Have you ever tried the old mountain ilf panther recurve bamboo fiberglass with a carbon core? I see Alternative archery selling these limbs with a wood grain fiberglass which my opinion look very nice!!! Old mountain archery website has these limbs.. I wish I knew the speed with a 10 grain per pound arrow also the physical weight on the scale of these limbs!!!!
Well Jeff I think for new shooters all the instructional videos can be a little confusing. But we never stop learning. For example I shot split finger for 30 + years watched one of your Videos and tried 3 under and immediately shot better.i believe instinctive is best for hunting hands down. Since things change so rapidly. But I recently seen a movie on a mix between string walking and gap shooting called point on method, don't know if I'll try it, have you heard of it? I took a break for a while from archery due to a shoulder injury and now I'm back strictly Traditional. I have a lot of practicing ahead of me and some holes in my siding to fix lol😅 god bless. Just got a new take down longbow from on sale at sportsman's warehouse Western Archery Timber Ridge #50 have you shot one?
I been sitting here drawing my "air bow" thinking about back engagement, turning the shoulder, anchor, all the things you talk about. With an "air bow" if you go through thr motions your forward hand is "the sight" it makes a natural V which is actually right where the shelf is. Point being...grab your air bow and "pick your spot" you will find your "v" on the top of your forward hand is naturally on the target. Interesting.
@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 it's exactly as you say...pick the spot...cant the bow...engage back muscles..anchor with head into it...all those things naturally lead to the alignment, just as you say.
I’ve been shooting trad for a few years now, but I’m a fairly new hunter. I shoot split too. I was practicing with my broadheads yesterday and realized that my sight picture changed. I couldn’t see the point of the broadhead the same way I can a field point to line up my left and right and I was consistently hitting high and slightly left. I’d appreciate your thoughts on how to fix that. Shooting VPA three blades if that helps
I am right handed shooter, but my dominant eye is the left. What do you thinck that is my best choice to aim?, in Split visión with the two eyes open?. Huge thanks from the Basque Country, I'm trying to learn shooting with your videos. Thank you for sharing, and keep on It. God bless you.
@@andergarmendialopez1324 yes sir, I would think you would definitely need to shoot with both eyes open and primarily focus on the target unless you switch to left handed 👍🏻
@@andergarmendialopez1324 well I actually had to switch for a while because of shoulder problems and it’s not hard at all but yes I think you might actually love it!
@@ryanlindsay9576 man I hate to hear that but incredibly if the dominant eye is damaged for some reason then the other actually takes over but you definitely need to shoot whichever hand the good eye is on in order to really be able to line up your arrows👍🏻
Shooting split vision, do you go for the arrow centered belowe the target or to the side? I feel it requires som canting or leaning forward or bothtto ger the arrow centered below the target
@@rindholt yes sir most people shooting split vision do cant the bow and usually have the arrow right in line with their dominant eye using it as a pointer especially for left and right target alignment.
I've been shooting a lil 54" Toelkie Pika out of a saddle. I've got the arrow bullet to 25yrds. I need help to reach out. Or am I maxed? 47 @ 28 . I draw 26 . Am I wanting to much? Just asking brother
Jeff: I must be blind as this is the first of your videos I’ve seen that you have the strong touching your eyebrow. Do you get string blur? I’ll have to try it
Well we all have a dominant eye, that's why instinctive can only really be trusted at around 25 yards. The only way to get a good shot in beyond that is with your dominant eye. That's normally what a coach will find out before you even pick up a bow, it can determine whether or not your a right or left handed archer. Especially when your using a traditional long bow that has no sight widow, the arrow is your only point of sight. Shocks me that some ",trainers" won't even mention dominant eye, when is so important Especially at distance.
@@FishinOnaMission understandable, you probably have to use a slightly lower anchor point and usually in that case a little longer arrow will compensate for it and give you the same effect 👍🏻
Iv noticed that a lot of my shoots are left..Why?what am I possibly doing wrong..Im left eye Dominant shooting right handed maybe that plays a role of why 🤷♂️
Could it possibly be that your arrows are too stiff and it is more of a tuning issue? If the majority of shots are hitting left perhaps that is where your arrow is going based on tuning and the ones that hit closer to center are the missed shots...
@joshuarobbins9193 I bare shafted my arrows so I don't believe it's that..And it's not hitting left every time..Im pretty sure it something I'm doing wrong during my shot process I'm not being consistent
@@Tradman47 My next question would be to ask about your follow through. Do you find your bow moving at all on release? I shot thumb draw for a good while before and would naturally khatra. When swapping to the finger style that little bit of bow movement at the release of the arrow made big differences. It still takes a bit of extra focus to stop my bow from wanting to move on release.
@joshuarobbins9193 that could be a possibility I just picked up Trad bow again after making the switch about a month ago so Im still learning..But yes I could be doing that
@@Tradman47 My kid goes crazy when I tell him to practice with his string bow. Its boring but if you have it at the right length then you can really train up the muscle memory for your form. When you have that string bow in hand and there is tension there at your anchor and you pull through your release the stringbow will show you how much your bow arm moves naturally. Keep it still and over your target until that arrow hits. But take it for what it is. We can't see your form so there is no real way to tell. Just the first things that come to my mind.
Hi Jeff, thank you very much for your good videos. I like your shooting method very much. However, this archery method is slow to load the arrows and is not suitable for rapid shooting. This is no problem in the United States, because the hunter can hire another person to protect the hunter with a rifle, or at least the hunter can carry a high-powered pistol to protect himself. However, this is not possible in my country. In my country, it is illegal to own a gun. And in my area, brown bears and black bears often appear. Therefore, rapid shooting is a must. Jeff, you are an expert in archery. Could you design a fast way to load the arrows and shoot arrows with your archery method? This fast arrow loading/shooting method should be able to shoot one arrow per second. Thank you very much. Your help will be deeply appreciated.
Watching your arrow fly where u want it to go without using sights is an amazing thing.😊
In Neuro Linguistic Programming we speak about the 4 stages of learning. Here they are if you're interested.
1. Unconscious incompetence = I don't know I can't do 'X'(Trad, drive a car etc). Which means I'm unaware of specific activity that I cannot do.
2. Conscious incompetence = I know I can't do 'X'. Simply means I know I cannot do a specific activity.
3. Conscious competence = I know I can do 'X' because I've practiced and achieved the result/activity competently.
4. Unconscious competence = I am no longer consciously doing the activity competently, I'm unconsciously doing the activity competently, and conscious awareness is placed once again in fovial attention. (Instinctive Trad)
I thought someone might be interested in this perspective so I'm sharing it.
Loved the video, Jeff!! Robert Carter said something in a video he did that I love and have adopted; Everything you do should have a positive influence on your shot.
I find you and Robert encompass that attitude!
👍👊💥👊😎
@@brettellis423 thanks for sharing this! Very good explanation 👍🏻
God bless you Jeff!
@@tomburrows3608 thanks brother!
Yesss👍 I just started instinctive coming from gap shooting and it is more reliable for hunting to me with all of the different angles an animal can be in a hunting situation. I love seeing my arrow fly straight to my spot I’m looking at!
Thanks jeff that's very encouraging to hear God bless my brother keep making those videos your the best
@@ryanlindsay9576 thanks so much!
I’m just learning. Got my first bow. Fleetwood Monarch. I’m shooting indoor range till I get my consistency down. Can’t wait to get deeper into archery. The goal will be hunting at some point. Long way from that right now though. Love your videos and plan to stay a long time subscriber!
@@jefflytle3814 man that’s awesome! I really appreciate that let me know if I can help anytime brother!
Another Positive message I promise it's getting through to the right people!
@@OutdoorAssasin3167 thank you so much!
I've been shooting traditional -primitive for 50 years and like you I shoot all the time. For me and my set up, my shots are all the same out to 25 yards, no problem. My problem with pure instinctive beyond 25 is if I look to the right and pick a target and I look to the left and pick a target at what I think is the exact same distance, let's say 30, I will shoot each the same with the same sight picture because that's what I think I see. The problem is if I put a range finder on each, one might be 27 and the other is 33. But due to terrain or trees or brush they look the same, so I end up shooting a little high or low. Longer distances are worse. Over a lifetime of shooting, I have developed a slit vision aiming method at long distance that has become very natural, but I really need to know the distance to be spot on. Apparently, you don't have those issues but would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks, and love your channel and recommend it to all.
Great stuff man good information 😎👍💯🔥🏹
Great video! Your video's Definitely help me look forward to them.Thanks and Aman!!
@@george2099 thank you my friend!
Jeff
38-40 draw weight
28 1/2” arrow
250 up front
600 spine
Good to go? Trying to figure it all out after being a compound shooter for life. Thank you for all of your tips and advice. You’re a good go-to guy!!
@@ronelkins1057 yes sir! Sounds perfect to me!
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998
Thanks, Jeff!!
if you want to learn to fly then ask the eagle and not the fucking penguin who doesn't know how to do it himself
you are an eagle Jeff
thank you and godspeed
greetings from Germany
The way you shoot so beautifully, would be an amazing add on if you had a second camera ( split vision 😁) very close to the target. Because we can't see your shots as good as you can. I know, it would be more work on filming and editing, but please consider it, would be very nice to see it. Thank you for everything brother!
Dynamic Jeff, God's great 👍 👌 🙏
Good evening, Jeff. Except for when I was a teenager, I've only been shooting a traditional bow, a longbow, for the past 2 years. So, thou I have taken deer each year, my experience is very limited. But thanks to you and others, I have finally come up with an arrow that I am shooting reasonably good. I think, lol. My arrow is an Easton Legacy 600, cut to 29.75, a 75gn brass insert, a 135 Simmons tree shark, weighing in at 457, pulling 36lbs. If you know of an issue that I might be overlooking, I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts, if you've the time to answer. If not, no worries. Thanks for the videos.
Jeff you’re a great inspiration and fantastic shot.was curious if you go to ETAR would love to meet you. Amazing how fast you shoot with precision,you have a gift and really great skill.I would love to be able to shoot like you.WOW
@@vincentnicoletti thanks so much and I do love shooting these bows!
Oooh yes IT's adiktive thanks for your Videos 👍
Thanks jeff your very inspirational so you think being blind in one eye I could still shoot instinctive thanks again
@@ryanlindsay9576 yes sir I honestly think it’s very possible for you God Bless you brother!
Your videos are awesome, hopefully i can get half that good. I have a few Bows now , 47 to 50 pounds will a 2018 fly consistent out of all 3 of them? Newbie here.
I did a little bit of instinctive shooting, which felt really weird to me. I still aim with the tip of my arrow but when I got my hermit x10, I was trying to shoot it vertical but it wasn't working for me at all. I canted the bow and didn't look at my arrow and I was pulling off all my shots at 10, 15, 20, and 23 yards. I find it interesting to make a successful shot without staring at the arrow, but I still rely on it at this point for preference. I'd love to switch to instinctive.
Why? When using your dominant eye is way more accurate than instinctive, and even in instinctive the brain knows this thus without realising it your dominant eye is doing the work. That's why instinctive only works at a short distance. I get it, instinctive sounds cool. But think about it, why would you need peripheral vision if your aiming at a dot? You don't, and what's really going on in the brain is its 99.9% using your dominant eye for true aim, other wise a sniper rifle would have 2 lenses, but then your 100 yard shot would be way off because your mind is getting mixed signals. Jeff may not want to except this but even having both eyes open your brain is using your dominant eye, it has to, its programmed to.
@digitaldogs233 I like to try new things. I'm actually left eye dominant but shoot right-handed. I picked up trad archery in january this year after 13 years of not shooting and I'm learning g a lot more than I did back then. I'd like to shoot instinctive and with aiming.
@digitaldogs233 Sorry, I didn't see your whole message. I'm not shooting past 23 yards right now. I honestly don't know enough about it to say what's right and what's wrong. I just like to be open-minded and try new things. You probably know more than I do about trad archery. I'm still learning and have a LONG way to go.
@@richardstheman1 in Trad, nothing is "right or wrong" bro!! It's "what works for you". Olympic archery is very different, there certainly is "right and wrong" in Olympic archery.
There are old outdated models referencing "brain function" as "hard-wired" unchangeable traits, and while this is true to a minority of brain functions, it's false when it comes to "Neuroplasticity" in the new field of Neurology. What that means is; the brain, that follows the Mind, has traits of plasticity, meaning it's highly influenced by Mind function changes to accommodate those changes, ergo - the brain rewires to accommodate the Mind functions that generate behaviours.
A fundamental differentiation between Mind and Brain is that the Mind goes beyond the body, the brain is contained within the body. Two very differing distinctions that effect the neurology and it's wiring. The field of Neuroplasticity debunks the old models used in archery for a long time, like target panic can never truly be overcome. Not true! Never was true.
In my opinion, to make a real "choice" of shooting style in archery, one must try, and effectively produce the desired results of, each form before identifying which form is most conducive to a person's current neurological conditioning.
Aim small, bro!👊💥👊
@@brettellis423 I completely agree with that. That's why I like to be open-minded and try different things to see how it works for me. When I was figuring out my anchor, it took me weeks to find what worked for me. And months later, I still tried different techniques to see if it would work better for me than what I was previously doing.
Jeff thanks for all the great material. Question: I just got back to shooting my recurve after 20 years and have been paying attention to your videos and really getting back to my old but new way of shooting such as three fingers under as I use to shoot split. It seems to work better. The question is thank shoot instinctive and right handed but my dominant eye is my left. I wear contacts which one eye is for distance and one is for near sightedness. How do I perfect my consistency being right handed with dominant left eye? I think getting back to shooting that I’ve been blessed to find your channel and all the quality information you share. I’m hoping to shoot some 3D tournaments soon. Thanks
Hi Jeff ! Have you ever tried the old mountain ilf panther recurve bamboo fiberglass with a carbon core? I see Alternative archery selling these limbs with a wood grain fiberglass which my opinion look very nice!!! Old mountain archery website has these limbs.. I wish I knew the speed with a 10 grain per pound arrow also the physical weight on the scale of these limbs!!!!
Well Jeff I think for new shooters all the instructional videos can be a little confusing. But we never stop learning. For example I shot split finger for 30 + years watched one of your Videos and tried 3 under and immediately shot better.i believe instinctive is best for hunting hands down. Since things change so rapidly. But I recently seen a movie on a mix between string walking and gap shooting called point on method, don't know if I'll try it, have you heard of it? I took a break for a while from archery due to a shoulder injury and now I'm back strictly Traditional. I have a lot of practicing ahead of me and some holes in my siding to fix lol😅 god bless. Just got a new take down longbow from on sale at sportsman's warehouse Western Archery Timber Ridge #50 have you shot one?
I been sitting here drawing my "air bow" thinking about back engagement, turning the shoulder, anchor, all the things you talk about. With an "air bow" if you go through thr motions your forward hand is "the sight" it makes a natural V which is actually right where the shelf is. Point being...grab your air bow and "pick your spot" you will find your "v" on the top of your forward hand is naturally on the target. Interesting.
@@tolt1776 lol that’s cool!😁
@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 it's exactly as you say...pick the spot...cant the bow...engage back muscles..anchor with head into it...all those things naturally lead to the alignment, just as you say.
Solid
Yes what I do mainly could we see you do some long shots then please ? See if you are still accurate 40 50 yds
I’ve been shooting trad for a few years now, but I’m a fairly new hunter. I shoot split too. I was practicing with my broadheads yesterday and realized that my sight picture changed. I couldn’t see the point of the broadhead the same way I can a field point to line up my left and right and I was consistently hitting high and slightly left. I’d appreciate your thoughts on how to fix that. Shooting VPA three blades if that helps
I am right handed shooter, but my dominant eye is the left. What do you thinck that is my best choice to aim?, in Split visión with the two eyes open?.
Huge thanks from the Basque Country, I'm trying to learn shooting with your videos. Thank you for sharing, and keep on It. God bless you.
@@andergarmendialopez1324 yes sir, I would think you would definitely need to shoot with both eyes open and primarily focus on the target unless you switch to left handed 👍🏻
Do you thinck that could be better for my accuracy switch to left handed, or is the same shooting with the two eyes open?.
Thank you in avance.
@@andergarmendialopez1324 well I actually had to switch for a while because of shoulder problems and it’s not hard at all but yes I think you might actually love it!
Both eyes open or one closed?
Jeff I'm totally blind in one eye and had to switch to lefty is instinctive possible for me I'm really struggling thanks sir God bless
@@ryanlindsay9576 man I hate to hear that but incredibly if the dominant eye is damaged for some reason then the other actually takes over but you definitely need to shoot whichever hand the good eye is on in order to really be able to line up your arrows👍🏻
Shooting split vision, do you go for the arrow centered belowe the target or to the side? I feel it requires som canting or leaning forward or bothtto ger the arrow centered below the target
@@rindholt yes sir most people shooting split vision do cant the bow and usually have the arrow right in line with their dominant eye using it as a pointer especially for left and right target alignment.
I've been shooting a lil 54" Toelkie Pika out of a saddle. I've got the arrow bullet to 25yrds. I need help to reach out. Or am I maxed? 47 @ 28 . I draw 26 . Am I wanting to much? Just asking brother
Jeff: I must be blind as this is the first of your videos I’ve seen that you have the strong touching your eyebrow.
Do you get string blur?
I’ll have to try it
Actually… I am blind. I can’t do that technique with my (shortsighted) glasses on😂
Well we all have a dominant eye, that's why instinctive can only really be trusted at around 25 yards. The only way to get a good shot in beyond that is with your dominant eye. That's normally what a coach will find out before you even pick up a bow, it can determine whether or not your a right or left handed archer. Especially when your using a traditional long bow that has no sight widow, the arrow is your only point of sight. Shocks me that some ",trainers" won't even mention dominant eye, when is so important Especially at distance.
How can you do what you do with a mechanical release?
@@johniswild I actually tried shooting a recurve bow with a release once and it was very difficult lol
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998
Is it more difficult shooting with both eyes open?
I wear glasses its kinda hard.
@@FishinOnaMission understandable, you probably have to use a slightly lower anchor point and usually in that case a little longer arrow will compensate for it and give you the same effect 👍🏻
Iv noticed that a lot of my shoots are left..Why?what am I possibly doing wrong..Im left eye Dominant shooting right handed maybe that plays a role of why 🤷♂️
Could it possibly be that your arrows are too stiff and it is more of a tuning issue? If the majority of shots are hitting left perhaps that is where your arrow is going based on tuning and the ones that hit closer to center are the missed shots...
@joshuarobbins9193 I bare shafted my arrows so I don't believe it's that..And it's not hitting left every time..Im pretty sure it something I'm doing wrong during my shot process I'm not being consistent
@@Tradman47 My next question would be to ask about your follow through. Do you find your bow moving at all on release? I shot thumb draw for a good while before and would naturally khatra. When swapping to the finger style that little bit of bow movement at the release of the arrow made big differences. It still takes a bit of extra focus to stop my bow from wanting to move on release.
@joshuarobbins9193 that could be a possibility I just picked up Trad bow again after making the switch about a month ago so Im still learning..But yes I could be doing that
@@Tradman47 My kid goes crazy when I tell him to practice with his string bow. Its boring but if you have it at the right length then you can really train up the muscle memory for your form. When you have that string bow in hand and there is tension there at your anchor and you pull through your release the stringbow will show you how much your bow arm moves naturally. Keep it still and over your target until that arrow hits. But take it for what it is. We can't see your form so there is no real way to tell. Just the first things that come to my mind.
who are you to give advice i was told you choked at the archery tournament and lost.
Please go back to sleep,,,,,you’ll feel better in the morning
@@mr-oq2kq waking up is option 1
Hi Jeff, thank you very much for your good videos.
I like your shooting method very much. However, this archery method is slow to load the arrows and is not suitable for rapid shooting.
This is no problem in the United States, because the hunter can hire another person to protect the hunter with a rifle, or at least the hunter can carry a high-powered pistol to protect himself.
However, this is not possible in my country. In my country, it is illegal to own a gun. And in my area, brown bears and black bears often appear. Therefore, rapid shooting is a must.
Jeff, you are an expert in archery. Could you design a fast way to load the arrows and shoot arrows with your archery method? This fast arrow loading/shooting method should be able to shoot one arrow per second.
Thank you very much.
Your help will be deeply appreciated.