No problem, happy to help 👍 BTW, If you haven't subscribed I would really appreciate it if you did, you will be alerted right away when videos drop. Thanks for all your support.
Thanks for the great videos Jake. For this one, though not actually part of tuning, it might be helpful to recommend that archers check their limb alignment and sight bar alignment before getting started.
@@JakeKaminskiArchery I wasn't aware those are showing up as comments. Nice feature. This is really really nothing compared to what value you provide here. I hope many people will follow with their Super Thanks :D
. Thanks for the guidance Jake. I was just finished with walk back tuning when restricted movement order issued by our goverment begin. Now, most thing I could do is practicing my form with terra band and draw my bow without arrow . I have a question though,how frequent we should do these tuning steps?
Sorry you're stuck inside for a bit, great opportunity for SPTs to gain strength and form work 👍 I would tune my bow if I made major form changes, equipment changes or if my bow stopped shooting well. BTW, If you haven't subscribed I would really appreciate it if you did, so you will be alerted right away when videos drop. THX again for all your support.
Hi Jake, after watching your whole series of tuning it is so much more clear to me what to do about tuning my bow. For a time there is already the announcement of your book "Tuning for Performance" on your book saying pre-orders coming soon. 2 questions: 1: Is there any date on which this book will be available for ordering ? 2: Does this book cover all the subjects you showed in this video series ??
Hey Jake, I know you're probably busy with everyone else's comments, but wanted to ask about something you said in your live stream yesterday. You were saying that a recurve breaks down arrows faster than a compound, and that a recurve might actually need a stiffer spine then a compound of the same weight. I looked up a chart after hearing that and saw the opposit. I'm sure there is something else going on here come up but could you please explain?
Hey David, I will be posting a video soon on spine selection and will address this in that video 👍 BTW, If you haven't subscribed I would really appreciate it if you did, you will be alerted as soon as videos drop. Thanks again for watching!
@@JakeKaminskiArchery Thank you so much for replying, and thank you for patiently and thoroughly going in to so many aspects of your craft. I am subscribed, and would be a patrion supporter if i could afford it. I will lookout for the video!
Question re: bare shaft tuning distances. I'm a low draw weight (23lb.) indoor, BB stringwalker. The arrows I shoot (Easton inspire 1000) are within Easton's recommendation, tune fairly well but indicate a spine that is too stiff, even with the maximum limb and point weight. I purchased a set of weaker spined arrows and began bare shaft tuning which tuned okay (but groups not as good as I thought I should be getting) at distances out to 20yds. When I continued tuning out further than that everything went to pot with arrows tailing left, sometimes landing off target. As I only shoot indoors should I be content with these results or attempt to re-tune? Should I fine tune at 20yds. seeking problems with centershop/plunger issues?Is the low draw weight a factor? My limbs are aligned, brace height within manufacturer's spec. Gillo G1, Spig, rest. Thanks for your anticipated reply. BTW I am a subscriber and have hyped your series to my fellow archers!!!
Hi Jake. Tks for another video. What you think about the arrow building and bow tuning? Are they related? Can the the bow tuning requires an arrow rebuilt or the oposite? What we must do first? Tks again.
You for sure must have the arrow correct for the weight you are shooting. Or the correct weight for the arrows you already have. Order depends on budget and potentially desired weight to be shot.
Hi Jake. I'm awaiting delivery of a new bow, a Samick, I don't expect you to have any experience with them, but you may be able to give me a general answer. How far can you safely back out an ILF limb bolt? I understand its different for different brand bows, so I was thinking, if I wind the bolt all the way in, then wind it out and count the turns till it falls out, about half of that might be safe as long as the limb butts are more than halfway in on the bolt shaft? Does that make sense? I've been searching all over the web, but haven't found a reliable answer. Cheers. Love your work!
When you do fine tuning, which is more important: the group or the feeling? I am currently playing around two setups, one give me the best grouping but the feeling is weird, the string on my finger doesn't feel quite right, the sound is weird, everything makes me feel weird. The other setup, feels much better, makes me feel like the bow is part of my body, but the grouping is not as good as the first one. So I am not sure which one I should go with. My coach told me to go with the second me because the grouping will improve later but I just want more opinions. Thanks!
Hey, this is on the lists of videos to come out soon. If you haven't subscribed please do, so you will be alerted right away when the video drops. thx for your support.
You talk simply and clear, you're a specialist with no fluff...thank you buddy.
Thank you for doing these confirmation videos. Good to know that we have a reference we can always go back to in case we forgot something.
No problem, happy to help 👍 BTW, If you haven't subscribed I would really appreciate it if you did, you will be alerted right away when videos drop. Thanks for all your support.
@@JakeKaminskiArchery Been subscribed since you were at 3k ;)
Thanks for the great videos Jake. For this one, though not actually part of tuning, it might be helpful to recommend that archers check their limb alignment and sight bar alignment before getting started.
Thanks!
Thanks for the super thanks!
@@JakeKaminskiArchery I wasn't aware those are showing up as comments. Nice feature.
This is really really nothing compared to what value you provide here. I hope many people will follow with their Super Thanks :D
We need a full overview of the stealths you produced some years ago. And why they are so underrated
Thank you very much Jake for this series. it's been very interesting and of sure very helpful.
Glad you're enjoying the videos, I'm happy to giveback some of the information iIve acquired over the last twenty years or so 👍
Brilliant video 👍
I agree with Jeff, limb alignment should come before tuning.
Absolutely. Covered that way back and it’s importance just didn’t write it down.
I was wondering this question about tuning compound
Can you give us some info on shooting in the rain. Issues with finger tabs and sights just to name a few
. Thanks for the guidance Jake. I was just finished with walk back tuning when restricted movement order issued by our goverment begin. Now, most thing I could do is practicing my form with terra band and draw my bow without arrow . I have a question though,how frequent we should do these tuning steps?
Sorry you're stuck inside for a bit, great opportunity for SPTs to gain strength and form work 👍 I would tune my bow if I made major form changes, equipment changes or if my bow stopped shooting well. BTW, If you haven't subscribed I would really appreciate it if you did, so you will be alerted right away when videos drop. THX again for all your support.
Hi Jake, great video!
Why do you tune your bare shafts to be a little high and to the right of you fletched arrows?
Hi Jake, after watching your whole series of tuning it is so much more clear to me what to do about tuning my bow.
For a time there is already the announcement of your book "Tuning for Performance" on your book saying pre-orders coming soon. 2 questions:
1: Is there any date on which this book will be available for ordering ? 2: Does this book cover all the subjects you showed in this video series ??
Keep an eye out for the presale, probably in a week or two. All subjects covered are in the book, plus more that I haven't covered yet.
Do you have any vids on tuning and aiming without sights and stabilizer?
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من در ایالات متحده هستم و همین مشکل را دارم. این سال به ثمر می رسد کم نمره ...
Hey Jake, I know you're probably busy with everyone else's comments, but wanted to ask about something you said in your live stream yesterday. You were saying that a recurve breaks down arrows faster than a compound, and that a recurve might actually need a stiffer spine then a compound of the same weight. I looked up a chart after hearing that and saw the opposit. I'm sure there is something else going on here come up but could you please explain?
Hey David, I will be posting a video soon on spine selection and will address this in that video 👍 BTW, If you haven't subscribed I would really appreciate it if you did, you will be alerted as soon as videos drop. Thanks again for watching!
@@JakeKaminskiArchery Thank you so much for replying, and thank you for patiently and thoroughly going in to so many aspects of your craft. I am subscribed, and would be a patrion supporter if i could afford it. I will lookout for the video!
Question re: bare shaft tuning distances. I'm a low draw weight (23lb.) indoor, BB stringwalker. The arrows I shoot (Easton inspire 1000) are within Easton's recommendation, tune fairly well but indicate a spine that is too stiff, even with the maximum limb and point weight. I purchased a set of weaker spined arrows and began bare shaft tuning which tuned okay (but groups not as good as I thought I should be getting) at distances out to 20yds. When I continued tuning out further than that everything went to pot with arrows tailing left, sometimes landing off target. As I only shoot indoors should I be content with these results or attempt to re-tune? Should I fine tune at 20yds. seeking problems with centershop/plunger issues?Is the low draw weight a factor? My limbs are aligned, brace height within manufacturer's spec. Gillo G1, Spig, rest.
Thanks for your anticipated reply.
BTW I am a subscriber and have hyped your series to my fellow archers!!!
Hi Jake. Tks for another video. What you think about the arrow building and bow tuning? Are they related? Can the the bow tuning requires an arrow rebuilt or the oposite? What we must do first? Tks again.
You for sure must have the arrow correct for the weight you are shooting. Or the correct weight for the arrows you already have. Order depends on budget and potentially desired weight to be shot.
Hi Jake. I'm awaiting delivery of a new bow, a Samick, I don't expect you to have any experience with them, but you may be able to give me a general answer. How far can you safely back out an ILF limb bolt? I understand its different for different brand bows, so I was thinking, if I wind the bolt all the way in, then wind it out and count the turns till it falls out, about half of that might be safe as long as the limb butts are more than halfway in on the bolt shaft? Does that make sense? I've been searching all over the web, but haven't found a reliable answer. Cheers. Love your work!
In the basic recurve setup video explaining how to make adjustments I cover how far out limb bolts can be adjusted safely.
Thanks Jake, I wasn’t sure if I saw something like that on one of your videos or someone else’s.
When you do fine tuning, which is more important: the group or the feeling? I am currently playing around two setups, one give me the best grouping but the feeling is weird, the string on my finger doesn't feel quite right, the sound is weird, everything makes me feel weird. The other setup, feels much better, makes me feel like the bow is part of my body, but the grouping is not as good as the first one. So I am not sure which one I should go with. My coach told me to go with the second me because the grouping will improve later but I just want more opinions. Thanks!
also how make a video for viewers on how to chose the correct arrow for your bow poundage. no one taught me this. and i had to learn the hard way.
Hey, this is on the lists of videos to come out soon. If you haven't subscribed please do, so you will be alerted right away when the video drops. thx for your support.
All series are awesome ! How a about chosing the right arrow spine tho ?
It’s coming.
Thanks a lot Jake.
Why not put your white boards on a easel so we can see it better?
Have you seen your youtube adress: th-cam.com/users/archerygod isnt that appropriate?
I set that address back in 2006 😆