Recurve Form Series Episode 2 | Key points for success with Jake Kaminski
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2019
- Recurve Archery Form Series Key points to success that often get over-looked when it comes to shooting a recurve. Usually they get overlooked for another detail within the shot, but keeping these thoughts in the forefront of your mind is paramount to success.
Link to Total Archery: (how to use Coach Lee's method in a book form)
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Link to Total Archery: (how to use Coach Lee's method in a book form)
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This will be a multi-part series where each episode I will break down the form I used to shoot since I had met Coach Lee, (B.E.S.T. Method or NTS) hitting the key factors that often get over looked and lost in the details of shooting archery.
Link to Tuning Series playlist:
• Tuning Series
Link to Form Series playlist:
• Form Series
This will be a multi-part series where each episode will break down each step to my shooting technique how I shot. I will take you through all the steps needed to have winning form and confidently compete at the Olympic Games.
All of the info that will be in these clips are covered in depth and more plus active Q and A during seminars that we are hosing across the world.
Check out www.JakeKaminski.com for books and seminar info!
Social media links:
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I have had a few people mention they feel like they are taking advantage of the situation with this info being out there for free. I want to let you all know that I am doing this to help spread the word of my knowledge on the sport to bring more interest into the seminars that my wife and I have been hosting around the world....
The best thing you could do is to spread the word about this TH-cam Channel and to get this info out there for people to use. There isn't enough solid resources for information with experience to back it up and there is a huge void with first hand experience as a top level archer. You can help out the community at large and encourage it to grow.
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A book containing the information from the tuning series is in the works and I am excited to get that out there as another resource for you, the archery community to enjoy.
nice work bro .... great information
As someone who is new to archery, this form series (and all your other videos) are so informative. It feels like I have a virtual coach.
That "movement vs muscle" principle is brilliant, thanks.
Im brazilian and im starting in the archery today , ill be in olympics one day , ill learn everything from your yt channel , thank youuuuu apreciate it!!
The movement focus instead of muscle helped me a lot. Thanks for the great video.
This times 2. The idea of the movement and not trying to "sense" your back muscle is great. Thank-you for this series.
I shoot since years, and now I start to understand what it needs to get a good form. Thanks to your explanations. Great Jake!
Thanks
That notion of movement vs muscles was a revelation for me! Thanks, Jake.
I'm shooting since around 7 month and I am already so happy for this series to exist. Thank you for your effort bringing this to us!
Never realized the importance of pushing the bow arm forward. Thanks for stressing this!
Wow. You dont know how the small word engrave huge impact in my head..thanks alot jake
These videos are without doubt the best tutorials you will ever watch. Thank you dude.
I've spread the word to my club & friends.
Thanks again - Keep up the good work.
All great info backed up by high level competition experience. Great series. Can t wait for the rest. 👍
Thank you so much for this jake! I've been learning on my own for the past 2-3 months and some of the videos on yt contradict each other so i feel like ive been messing my form up a lot. Ive broke tons of arrows and shit in my backyard trying out different things ive seen on yt. I have gotten a lot more consistent on target shots lately. After I saw just this video I've improved way more with my form. I just need to get my recurve's limbs fixed, they've warped, and i think it's because of the way i've learned to string my bow.
Whoa that's an amount of information that I'd never even considered could be important
when you pull a 50 lb bow .... its 50 back and 50 forward (50possitive - 50negative) = 0 or stasis...
not 25 + 25 =50.
i could be wrong but i don't think so...
I’m a new shooter - cross dominant in hands and arms and yet left eye dominant - shooting right was way easier but I switched for accuracy to left - I can tell I am so weak in my right and I have bruises to show! I don’t know if you have videos for cross dominant issues but so far you have been so helpful - thank you!
You've given me food for thought on my muscle tension and direction. Thank you. Im a new shooter, so knowledge like this is priceless. Much appreciated. Please come to Alberta sometime!
Great explanation on the direction and especially movement vs muscle concept - I think I have this problem, when I expand then there's this feeling when I try hard to pull with my back but it sometimes kind of feels like the harder I pull the bow gives much more resistance than it should. I'll definitely try to think about movement next time. Thanks Jake!
I am a new archer just start 3 month ago. Really want to thank you about the point of “bow arm towards 10ring”. It really helps me getting more 9 instead of 8. At first I think it is some kind of opinion bias, but the point card did not lie. I still make mistake time to time(which land in blue), but it really helps tighten those “good shots”.
I feel like I’m about to learn a lot from this series of videos. Keep it up Jake!
I’m a brand new archer and this series is unbelievably helpful. I thought I was using my back muscles but all I’ve been doing was flexing them. The movement over muscle explanation opened my eyes and I am shooting much better! Thanks!
Excellent. Good to hear. Keep at it!
The insight about movement vs. muscle is particularly brilliant!
Thank you so much for doing these vids!
wow....excellent coaching Jake thanks!!!!!
The explanation of muscle vs movement was actually really brilliant I think I have been guilty many times of the weird flex rigid shooting. Definitely a very helpful video. Thank you for sharing !
I shot competitively for a quite a while, mostly state and regional. I desperately wish that I found this series when I started so long ago...or at least that my coaches did. It would have saved me a lot of pain and improved my shooting in greatly. At least my archery going forward will be much improved and hopefully a bit less painful.
Thanks kaminski for giving more details on muscles and movements. I was doing the same mistake as you told in that video. I was focusing only on the muscle. From now onwards i will do it correctly. Thanks a lot maan
Totally new to archery & happy I found your channel. Thank you for sharing the knowledge that you have Jake. I'm positive that if I follow your information your providing I'll be able to become proficient in this new hobby.
Im in my 2 archery class and from this video you taught me so much thank you!
Such good information and explanations. Thank you. Now to go out and apply it!
Thank you I’m new to archery these video’s have helped me a lot you are very knowledgeable and have proven skill so I trust your advice hopefully I will be able to put it all into practice and get golds consistently 🏹
Excellent, Jake! Very well explained, I was looking for info like this for years. Thank you. Please don't stop.
Thanks, I will keep it up.
Thank you very much for sharing your experiences,
Loving both of your series. I've been reading Coach Lee's books, but having someone explain on video really helps. Keep up the great work!
Thanks
exactly what I needed, much appreciated.
i admire your work jake, you got everything for perfect coach, your experience and form is my reference point, learned alot from you, i hope we could work together someday, thank you.
Thanks, trying to share my knowledge.
Great Stuff! Thank you very much for sharing all your knowledge!
Many thanks for another great video! Listening to you explain things like this makes sense of so many things I've struggled with for a long time. Best wishes to you and your family, have a great Christmas!
Thanks and merry Christmas to you too.
Hi Jake, thank you for giving your direct feelings during the shot. In my opinion is very important not only to give notions on how to execute the shot, but is also hugely important to learn what a champion thinks during the various steps making the shot process... and also thank you for your fully understandable way of speaking english... bye from Italy!!!
Thanks for the words of support, good luck!
Strange watching this after I had a rubish practice session & the problem was collapsing in the shot. Will try & start focusing more on my left arm as I always focus on what my right is doing. Thank you for taking the time to do the videos.
Thanks for the very informative vids you put out Jake .very helpful and inspiring ...well done
No problem.
Can you please share your instructions on the bow arm elbow, itr rotation, position and all please. I may not be the top fan but you are my best mentor. Love from Pakistan ❤
great one
excellent explainations Jake, thank you for sharing ! Rg Bernd
I know I have trouble with Bow arms from this video I must work on it now I know good
Great stuff!!
Thanks!
Awesome video! Yes, drive toward the 10 ring! Also, I get a ton of archers saying they’re using back, but I tell them to focus less on that and instead to touch their shoulder (focus on the movement).
Any advice for a very right handed archer who has to shoot leftie due to a deformity?
Thanks!
Thanks for the Super Thanks!
Contolling the front end ..... I think that must be the cause of my current case of impacting right........ Or grip maybe, need to focus more on my bow arm
We will cover things in the grip section to hopefully help out some more.
Thanks Jake! I have a technical question. The arrow and the drawing hand are in a direct line with the target but the Bow arm & the shoulders are part of a triangle not directly in line with the target. How do you push bow hand toward the 10 ring if the angle is slightly different or is it? I am a barebow shooter. Thanks 😊
Hi
What if I write, shoot by my left hand, eat by right is it necessary to be left handed recurve bow
The point about controlling your bow arm in field archery is hard to decipher. What it sounds like you mean to get at is: "Push towards the direction you are pointing your arrow into (including up or down angles for distance adjustment) rather than just directly forward in relation to your body," but the way you phrase it it sounds more like you're saying the opposite: "Push the bow arm forward in relation to your body, independent of what angle you are pointing the arrow into."
Is the first interpretation correct?
Im saying, push where you want the arrow to land on the target, not straight out of your body (not at the angle you are aiming)
Also known as meditation thought process think about the movements that you make
Any link to coach Lee methodology?
He does not have much in the way of free information. He has a few books out there in the series "Total Archery"
Jake, I'm very confused by your description of rythm in setting up and taking the shot. You strongly advocate a steady, relatively fast 1.2...3, NOT a slower, more deliberate 1....2........3. But virtually all the Korean Olympians, whom you acknowlege are the best in the world, appear to use the latter rythm: draw (pause), anchor (longer pause), release. Could you please straighten me out on this? I'm trying to fine-tune my form even as we speak. Thanks so much for all your fine work. Best, Chris
They draw straight to anchor, they are using more of a aim, draw, fire technique.
Not separating the drawing before anchoring and then pausing before execution.
Their execution is more of a readiness before they draw the bow and go right into execution of the shot as a whole.
Also I am referring to the rhythm of load anchor and transfer, slight pause after 3 before expansion and release within 2-3 seconds after that.
Just remind. If you have 50lbs bow, you got to push 50lb and draw 50lbs.
But i got you. thanks for share.
3:58 I'm pretty sure we are literally the smartest creatures on earth :)
Jake at about the 14:35 mark you will see an apparition float out your 🌬 window! Is there a ghost 👻 in your shop?!? 🤷♂️🤣😂 watch closely above your left shoulder!
Um, so if you have a 50lbs bow you actually pull 50lbs with the one hand and push 50lbs with the other. It doesn't really divvy up.
It’s not a stationary object. When you pull a 50lbs bow the bow scale reads 50lbs draw, not 25....
@@JakeKaminskiArchery Well yeah, the scale shows 50lbs and as you said according to Newtons 3rd law there is an equivalent force in the opposite direction, ergo also 50lbs.
scattered_thoughts yeah, so equal sides balanced? You got what I was trying to put down. Just equate it how fits you best
@@JakeKaminskiArchery anyways, keep up the good work👍
pushing toward the 10 ring ..... i've noticed better shots when pushing the string at the 10 ring with my nose....
total amateur but just fyi .....
That notion of movement vs muscles was a revelation for me! Thanks, Jake.
I am a new archer just start 3 month ago. Really want to thank you about the point of “bow arm towards 10ring”. It really helps me getting more 9 instead of 8. At first I think it is some kind of opinion bias, but the point card did not lie. I still make mistake time to time(which land in blue), but it really helps tighten those “good shots”.