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I've watched just about every instructional video I could come upon several times. I've tried at least 3 other forums. I've tried lowering draw weight. After around 100 hours at the range I still can't seem to grasp the concept to be effective at even 10 yards. At this point I'm convinced the only option I haven't exhausted is to find a coach.
How often do you find yourself up this way? I know you have made a few trips. Once the weather warms it wouldn't be hard to arrange a day to work 9n the basics. Usually form is the biggest contributor to accuracy issues. The biggest thing shooting traditional equipment is doing everything exactly the same every shot.
Worry about form and routine first. Practice getting a good anchor point, bow lean, stance and clean release first. Worry about where the arrows go once you have the basics down.
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Fred Asbell's book on instinctive shooting is a really good read for starters.
I'm up in the Owen Sound area but I do do online coaching if you're stuck. Normally people will video tape themselves and then I'll facetime with them and go over any issues they might have. You can message me here, although I don't check on here much or you can DM me on my instagram page if you like. jeff.kavanagh.9Quote:
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Cheers
I used to shoot trad alot, still muddle my way through it a bit. Im in the harrow mcgregor area if you're local and feel like flinging a few. Pm me if you're game.
Haven't visited this thread in a bit. Sounds good! I usually shoot at the Windsor Sportsmen club. They have a decent 3D course there. I'm able to bring guests as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by cath8r
Haven't visited this thread in a bit. Sounds good! I usually shoot at the Windsor Sportsmen club. They have a decent 3D course there. I'm able to bring guests as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by cath8r