About a year ago or so I began relearning my entire draw and overall form as a means to learn better form, to overcome the dreaded TP. It's all a work in progress, but I'm a much better archer than I was and I have a lot more consistency in putting the arrow where I want to put it.
It took a lot of work to unlearn the swing draw with a hunched over posture but I'm glad I put in the time in doing so.
So here it is late night on a Saturday and I find myself watching Moebow's video's on youtube again, as a refresher, they are so full of great information.
There are many on this site whom have contributed to my becoming a better archer, however, I suspect I have leaned the most in the past few years by watching and practicing the Rotational draw as Arne demonstrates so well.
I highly suggest watching Arne's videos and understanding other aspects of form such as Terry's form clock, alignment, etc.
It has really helped me and I suspect many others can gain a wealth of information. Someday I'll even record my form and get a critique, maybe in the spring.
Topic: Watching Moebow, late night! (Read 785 times)
