New video on Rotaional draw

[Margly]

This was great  
I`ve tryed to put this drawing in to my routine with great results already  

here is a pic of a FITA 60 I did this morning before work.
It`s 60 arrows from 20 yards, shooting my DAS Elite with 35# limbs and 500 gn arras  
2X7
11X8
12X9 and the rest is tens

600 points is the max, please if you like do the math        

Thanks for the highly tutorial vid      

 


Margly

[moebow]

Margly,

That is some fantastic shooting!!!!  Glad you have found value in the videos!!!

Arne

[Margly]

Originally posted by moebow:
Margly,

That is some fantastic shooting!!!!  Glad you have found value in the videos!!!

Arne

Thanks Arne!
The challenge is to use the back tension and not the arm/shoulder muscles.
This need a lot of practice and I rhink the rubberband in your vid is a good pointer in the right direction!

In fact Iv'e already put one in my pc bag for training while I'm out of town working next week

Ronny

[Margly]

Originally posted by moebow:
Margly,

That is some fantastic shooting!!!!  Glad you have found value in the videos!!!

Arne

Thanks Arne!
The challenge is to use the back tension and not the arm/shoulder muscles.
This need a lot of practice and think the rubberband in your vid is a good pointer in the right direction!

In fact Iv'e already put one in my pc bag for training while I'm out of town working next week          

Ronny Margly

[fmscan]

Arne, Once again you come thur for us. I think this video is helpful and I picked up a few things, turning the hips and shoulder gets you half way there without any strain. Thank you.

[Caughtandhobble]

Thank you very much! I have found your rotational video along with your post very helpful.
Thanks,
Ben

[Firstlight]

My wife will never understand why I like this video so much;>)

This past month I've been on a quest to fix my bad habit of releasing just before anchor and cleaning up my entire form.  For me this means trying new ways of how I hold the bow with my bow hand, draw, anchor, release, follow through, etc.

It has been fun experimenting, trying new techniques and LOTS of blind bale shooting to feel the shot.

I have found the rotational draw along with the release tips (moebows videos) and suggestions on how to grip / hold the riser to be very helpful.  

I'm enjoying more consistency and better placed arrows!

Thanks for sharing all of you helpful insights.

[FatherOfGnute]

Ha!  Awesome!  I figured this out on my own this morning.  kept thinking to myself... that I seem to shoot better when drawing away from my face.  Then realized that I had much better back tension when drawing this way... then later in the evening I found the video post!  AhhhHaa!  Outstanding, video.  Really drove home the point for me!

[moebow]

FatherOfGnute,

That is great to hear!  With any new technique, you must keep at it for a while(21 days is recommended) before it will really "take effect."

Glad to see the videos are still helping some!

Arne

[arrow flynn]

Thanks for the help