Since the winters are cold here and the nearest range is an hour away I've had a block target set up in my basement all winter. Still don't shoot much since my lower back is jacked up and I can't stand for more than 30 seconds, and sitting for more than 5 minutes sucks too.
"Brian" yeah. Yeah in Mobile Ala on the good days when I don't have something planned (or to tired) you get ran in by, the heat of the day, thunderstorms with lightning, or in the evening, mosquitoes lol. 🏹🤠👍
I changed our living room upstairs into a range for archery..the distance is about 14 almost 15 meters, I am happy because my father allowed me to be renovated. My family uses the downstairs living room. But I can only use light draw weights..28lbs and 32lbs..take down hunting recurve and ilf recurve ...
Spt = Dry firing, someone is going fire just cause that's what your routine or your shot process consist of. Just a thought.. thank you for giving us some great ideas
@@itsjim2875 I can only wish I could shoot as well. My current bow is a piece of garbage, but I am planing on picking up a PSE NTX 35 se 70# with high let off module
@Tim Gruver I have watched many world archery tournaments both recurve and compound. Also I meant no disrespect saying she was cute, I'm just an lonely old man who wishes he had a girl friend with similar interests. She is far to young for me and frankly she deserves better/younger.
Given that her short-term and medium-term archery plans/goals are in tatters, I'd say she has every right and reason to be less than cheerful. Not to mention what is shown as alternatives are not really all that exciting or rewarding. However, thank you to the presenter at least for being upbeat in these trying times.
You're not going to do the dry-draw/arrowless exercise with a Korean hornbow. That's only done once or twice after stringing/tuning a hornbow to see if the knots of string loops come back onto the nock pads in the proper place. As to shooting from short distances, that's a sure way to break bamboo arrows. There is still flexing going on in a bamboo arrow at those distances mentioned and when the arrow enters the bail, the energy that flexing represents will break an arrow at one of its nodes, nodes being the weakest points on the arrow's shaft. And why is someone commenting on a relatively obscure form of archery as it pertains to the subject of this video? Well, consider just how quiet and boring things are these days in the archery community due to you-know-what. I've spent 20 minutes kicking over this comment to see that grammar and content is correct. That's a twenty minute break from weighing, grading and cresting 70 bamboo arrows. The arrows are not a chore. Rather, I'm rationing, spreading out the time spent with them so the job lasts longer. I suppose equipment tinkering and tweeking is another way to pass the time though not as fulfilling as shooting a few arrows
if you are shooting a poundage that you're comfortable with and have good control, you won't have to worry about dry firing your bow, that's just my opinion though.
This was entertaining. We need more of Brady!
Wow! This is the best video I’ve seen from you guys! We need more of this guy, too!
SPT = severe physical torture 😂😂😂.
Brady is full of energy ... very entertaining
Since the winters are cold here and the nearest range is an hour away I've had a block target set up in my basement all winter. Still don't shoot much since my lower back is jacked up and I can't stand for more than 30 seconds, and sitting for more than 5 minutes sucks too.
Bryan is good - entertaining with good info & ideas.
Thanks for the tips, ss well as the humor and enthusiasm with which they were delivered.😉
Good to see you, Bryan! Miss my Coffee Club friends!
"Brian" yeah. Yeah in Mobile Ala on the good days when I don't have something planned (or to tired) you get ran in by, the heat of the day, thunderstorms with lightning, or in the evening, mosquitoes lol. 🏹🤠👍
I practice by shooting blank bale into the driver's door of my ex-wife's gold Lexus.
Its really improved my form.
What's that term? Did he say blank bail?
can I do the last one with barebow or is it only applicable to recurve?
I love looking around for training tips and such, and hearing severe physical torture in all the places xD
😆 this great love the energy
For compound shooting I have D loop string attached to a three-pound weight. that's how I practiced with my release.
So I basically get a giant piece of wood as a backing and then attach targets to this and place that in my garage?
I changed our living room upstairs into a range for archery..the distance is about 14 almost 15 meters, I am happy because my father allowed me to be renovated. My family uses the downstairs living room. But I can only use light draw weights..28lbs and 32lbs..take down hunting recurve and ilf recurve ...
Did u say 1000 arrows in a hour? I’m happy with 100
I practice at my garage, I have around 16 metres but we have a ramp so useful around 9 metres
I Wanna paint with archery : any Idea? Without balloon or without paint ball. Theses are the last ideas i wd use :)
Spt = Dry firing, someone is going fire just cause that's what your routine or your shot process consist of. Just a thought.. thank you for giving us some great ideas
what grip?
For whatever reason I keep hearing an accent falling in and out when he talks.
What about us compound bow shooters?
You can do all the same drills with a compound.
Dumb compound bow shooters,. ....oh wait.....I am one right. "Once you go letoff, you never go back". Lol
....annnnnnd we're still shut down here :(
Nice shooting, p.s. she's cute too.
She (Casey) is an Olympic team member. She's routinely beating people 2-3 times her age.
@@itsjim2875 I can only wish I could shoot as well. My current bow is a piece of garbage, but I am planing on picking up a PSE NTX 35 se 70# with high let off module
@Tim Gruver I have watched many world archery tournaments both recurve and compound. Also I meant no disrespect saying she was cute, I'm just an lonely old man who wishes he had a girl friend with similar interests. She is far to young for me and frankly she deserves better/younger.
Nice job Bryan, but did you catch KC on a bad day? She's usually much cheerier than this!
Given that her short-term and medium-term archery plans/goals are in tatters, I'd say she has every right and reason to be less than cheerful. Not to mention what is shown as alternatives are not really all that exciting or rewarding.
However, thank you to the presenter at least for being upbeat in these trying times.
When u don’t even have a garage 🥲
id like to see more commentairy by this muppet! I like him! (no offence PJ ;) )
Believe me....none taken... Bryan Brady is awesome!
And can't believe you would suggest someone draw their bow without an arrow.
You're not going to do the dry-draw/arrowless exercise with a Korean hornbow. That's only done once or twice after stringing/tuning a hornbow to see if the knots of string loops come back onto the nock pads in the proper place. As to shooting from short distances, that's a sure way to break bamboo arrows. There is still flexing going on in a bamboo arrow at those distances mentioned and when the arrow enters the bail, the energy that flexing represents will break an arrow at one of its nodes, nodes being the weakest points on the arrow's shaft.
And why is someone commenting on a relatively obscure form of archery as it pertains to the subject of this video? Well, consider just how quiet and boring things are these days in the archery community due to you-know-what. I've spent 20 minutes kicking over this comment to see that grammar and content is correct. That's a twenty minute break from weighing, grading and cresting 70 bamboo arrows. The arrows are not a chore. Rather, I'm rationing, spreading out the time spent with them so the job lasts longer. I suppose equipment tinkering and tweeking is another way to pass the time though not as fulfilling as shooting a few arrows
Also, I'm not drawing my bow back without an arrow. A good way to dry fire and ruin a bow.
Accidental dry fire vs hole in the wall
@@KK-kg9hv rather, "hole through the wall".
Then don’t lol. 🤷🏻♂️
if you are shooting a poundage that you're comfortable with and have good control, you won't have to worry about dry firing your bow, that's just my opinion though.
If you can’t draw your bow back, hold it for 10 seconds, and slowly return to safe, your bow is too heavy for you or you are too weak for your bow.