batman's form(video)

[Don Batten]

Well, I put my buddy John on the chopping block. Now here's something that probably realy needs help. When I have trouble, It's usually a left/right problem. Let me know what you guy's think. I can stand the truth. thanks Don
 

[John Dill]

Thats what I want my shot execution to look like one day! Not enough release hand flippin though. Gives the video more action if you fling your hand little    (LOL) Good shootin buddy!

[ber643]

Well, I certainly admit that you, Don, keep your hand in to your face a lot better than that other "hack" (That "Hack" is my good friend BTW) did in the demo he did. I have always envied your form and the one thing all of you "straight shooters" have in common is consistantly deadly shot focus. I'll defer to others to pick you apart           .

Me - folks are always complimenting me on my form, etc. - then I can't hit diddly squat, consitantly - so - there ya go!

(At the beginning of the video I thought you had been scared by a wild California Surfer and bleached your hair blond - gave me a real start there for a minute -      :D     )

Maybe that's my problem - I can't stay serious long enough at a time to be really good -         Well I'm a firm believer that laughter is the best medicine - and I need a lot of meds these days.

[Don Batten]

Yeah Bernie, My wife's a cosmotologist, and I can't get a hair cut. Like the mechanic whose car runs like crap. Don

[ber643]

LOL - There's a lot of that sort of thing going around these days. You can always threaten to shave it, like I do - maybe your lovely wife would even like that      

[robtattoo]

It may sound a little dumb, but your nocks seem to really 'snap' onto the string. They really sound to be too tght. I know that with my bow this causes a lot of L/R issues. It also looks like you could put a little more back tension into the shot. That dead loose would indicate that you're not expanding through the shot & follow through. It looks like you gt a full draw, then let down 1/2" or so to settle at anchor. I'd try & maintain that initial pressure rather than coming down to anchor. You'v certainlygot the potential to increase your drawlength a good inch or so.

[John Dill]

That click you here is typical of the carbon express nocks. They have an initial snap at the opening of the nock, but then set perfectly on the string. I know this because I built his string.  :D

[Don Batten]

Hey thanks rob. Back tension is something ive tried to work on. I think I'm going to have to go to a lower anchor to achieve this. Something i'm definately gonna work on after hunting season and before 3d kicks in. I know i can shoot tighter groups with a lower anchor, just got to get that sight picture programed in my brain. Don