I switched to three under a while back ,Just make sure that your consistent with pressure always on two fingers ,Or be consistent with pressure on all three ,I use a Damascus glove ,But I am thinking about switching to a tab because of the Consistency.
Since I have switched to the three under I now have three bows from Chad Holm ,All three are tilled for three under. Chad really does good work.
I kinda started all over when I went to three under ,First thing I did was I got a low poundage bow 36# @ 29" For developing my form. My next one was for target practice 43# @29" And I have my last one that I just added 46&1/2# @ 29" For hunting.
All shoot very well with three under ,No noise, Very quiet smooth all the way back to anchor, Shot execution is excellent .
Like I said Chad holm,Does excellent work he is a sponsor on here .With two of my bows he spent over 2 1/2 hours apiece with me when I want to pick them up, making sure that everything was custom fitted to me .Great guy .
When you first start with three under you do have to be patient with yourself, give yourself some time .
#1 Make a commitment to stick with it for at least two months .
#2 Be consistent in what you do with your anchor point and in drawing your arrow .Become a robot, What I mean by that is do the same thing all the time .
#3 Talk yourself through every shot ,And shoot one arrow at a time for a while ,So that you can see exactly what is taking place each time,In your shot execute ,Evaluate ,Change only one thing at a time .
# 4 Do not copy anybody ,You have to develop it for yourself ,You can take ideas from others but incorporated it so that it is your form.
#5 Most of all keep it fun don't let it become work or you will become discouraged ,And admit to yourself when it is not working for you give it up ,It has to fit you .
Carl