I think you were the only one who explained it clearly. As a beginner who needs to find her form in a safe way I needed this video to know what's really going on "VISUALLY" . Thanks for the video.
My draw length is def a little short causing my front arm to not be as straight as I want causing front elbow/tricep fatigue but once I saw this video and consciouslly started pushing back a little with my front not just resisting all front elbow discomfort went away engages my back a little more thanks for this video
im not into archery but do watch videos... i was wondering what about a back harness to keep the shoulders pulled back and stable i would think.... that would help alot
I'm laughing to myself cus back before I worked with you I did a combination of all those breakdowns at once.... who woulda thought that could possibly go poorly for my shoulder at the time 😂. Awesome video man
Hi great video. I have a question, would you agree that a short draw length can cause front shoulder pain. Because the draw hand seeks to anchor, this the bow shoulder is pulled back, up and across the body. Whats your thoughts and have anyone reading this experienced this situation?
Hello, thank you! Yes, a short or long draw length can cause front shoulder pain. If draw length is incorrect, it encourages the shoulder into misalignment/vulnerable position which can irritate certain structures in the joint. This can lead to pain over time. Typically the solution is fixing the draw length and strengthening the shoulder so that it stimulates healing and prevents the vulnerability in the future.
Do you have any exercises you recommended to help build strength in the shoulders? Think I have some of the first breakdown occurring and it’s sore for multiple days if I shoot for any length of time. Shooting at 70lbs and the drawing arm is perfectly fine but my bow arm has the pain
Hello, yes, all of the training systems and programs that we provide focus on building strength in the shoulders and upper body. You can check them out at archerystrong.com.
This is the ultimate best explanation available on the internet.
I think you were the only one who explained it clearly. As a beginner who needs to find her form in a safe way I needed this video to know what's really going on "VISUALLY" . Thanks for the video.
Very well articulated kinesiology here. Too often proper form is taught as a story and not from 1st principles.
Thank you, Jon!
My draw length is def a little short causing my front arm to not be as straight as I want causing front elbow/tricep fatigue but once I saw this video and consciouslly started pushing back a little with my front not just resisting all front elbow discomfort went away engages my back a little more thanks for this video
Any key exercise videos? Great analysis
this is great, thanks
im not into archery but do watch videos... i was wondering what about a back harness to keep the shoulders pulled back and stable i would think.... that would help alot
I'm laughing to myself cus back before I worked with you I did a combination of all those breakdowns at once.... who woulda thought that could possibly go poorly for my shoulder at the time 😂. Awesome video man
They're easy to fall into! The goal then becomes getting out of them and staying out of them :)
Hi great video. I have a question, would you agree that a short draw length can cause front shoulder pain. Because the draw hand seeks to anchor, this the bow shoulder is pulled back, up and across the body. Whats your thoughts and have anyone reading this experienced this situation?
Hello, thank you! Yes, a short or long draw length can cause front shoulder pain. If draw length is incorrect, it encourages the shoulder into misalignment/vulnerable position which can irritate certain structures in the joint. This can lead to pain over time. Typically the solution is fixing the draw length and strengthening the shoulder so that it stimulates healing and prevents the vulnerability in the future.
So I can’t lie I am a pretty strong guy but anymore than 50lb and my shoulder really hurts. Hope this vid helps
Like your channel, thank you for this videos!!! 🙏💪💪
Thank you, and you're welcome!
Where can a get a trainer like the one you use?
MD-50 gear makes the one you see in the video!
Do you have any exercises you recommended to help build strength in the shoulders? Think I have some of the first breakdown occurring and it’s sore for multiple days if I shoot for any length of time. Shooting at 70lbs and the drawing arm is perfectly fine but my bow arm has the pain
Hello, yes, all of the training systems and programs that we provide focus on building strength in the shoulders and upper body. You can check them out at archerystrong.com.