I. have been a trad only hunter for many years. I was lucky enough to spend a day with Mr. Tom. He pointed out so many things in my form that needed work for a “mechanical” repeatable shot. Like Tom, it’s not easy to erase muscle memory from thousands of shots, but he has given me a great base to begin work with going forward. His attention to the small mechanics of my shot was incredible. His way of explaining the “shot sequence”made perfect sense. It was a true honor to get to spend a day shooting and bare shaft tuning my bow with he and Tracey. The guys at RMS are second to none. It was the single best day I have ever spent in a bow shop. I look forward to seeing you guys again soon!!!
I agree with the big guy. Just the influence of the information coming from Mr.Klum has resulted in some marked improvements. Ironically, just before coming across the info I had decided to go the barebow route and the information about the "pulling through" really struck a chord. Took up Archery at 68 and a year after that Covid struck accompanied by Appendicitis and Hernia surgery, took me out for almost two years.. ..I could only look at my bow and arrows. Taking up Archery was providential, as the exercise routine is tailored for what I went through. Appreciate what this group is doing.
Very Interesting , thanks for the Info !! > question > why do you shove your face to the string , going more and more into the lean, Have you tried to stay up straight and pull the string into your cheek ?? >> way more accurate ??
I don't always hear very good, but I do not care to hear any swear words at all and people in the professional archery and people that are shooting in the ranges and stuff like that and they start using those swear words they need to have their mouth washed out with soap. It is very😊 professional
I. have been a trad only hunter for many years. I was lucky enough to spend a day with Mr. Tom. He pointed out so many things in my form that needed work for a “mechanical” repeatable shot. Like Tom, it’s not easy to erase muscle memory from thousands of shots, but he has given me a great base to begin work with going forward. His attention to the small mechanics of my shot was incredible. His way of explaining the “shot sequence”made perfect sense. It was a true honor to get to spend a day shooting and bare shaft tuning my bow with he and Tracey. The guys at RMS are second to none. It was the single best day I have ever spent in a bow shop. I look forward to seeing you guys again soon!!!
I agree with the big guy. Just the influence of the information coming from Mr.Klum has resulted in some marked improvements. Ironically, just before coming across the info I had decided to go the barebow route and the information about the "pulling through" really struck a chord. Took up Archery at 68 and a year after that Covid struck accompanied by Appendicitis and Hernia surgery, took me out for almost two years.. ..I could only look at my bow and arrows. Taking up Archery was providential, as the exercise routine is tailored for what I went through. Appreciate what this group is doing.
~Lots of nuggets. The Lighting in the range looks real good.
Very Interesting , thanks for the Info !! > question > why do you shove your face to the string , going more and more into the lean, Have you tried to stay up straight and pull the string into your cheek ?? >> way more accurate ??
I have killed four deer using this method. It works. Thank you for teaching it.
What ban you say dudes a bum lol great stuff guys I remember when you started bro
I don't always hear very good, but I do not care to hear any swear words at all and people in the professional archery and people that are shooting in the ranges and stuff like that and they start using those swear words they need to have their mouth washed out with soap. It is very😊 professional