Hi again, happy to see your new video, always. I think your "GojaChaegi" is good enough. I was told by my coach that I have to put the arrow on my thumb(left hand), do not let the arrow come down and get stuck in between my thumb and the stingray skin. In your video, the first slow motion, your arrow is already stuck between your thumb and the skin. It can draw your arrow to the direction of your "GojaChaegi". Best thing about it is not making gap between your thumb and the skin from the first place, so the arrow cannot go down to the gap and get stuck. I am just a beginner of Korean bow so I want to make sure I am not trying to teach you, I am just sharing what I heard from an expert. Looking forward seeing your next video already. Cheers, mate.
@@이승표-k9l Thank you. That's very interesting and I don't think I have heard that before. I am also a beginner and self taught so I am constantly trying to improve. I will look at this further. Happy shooting 2025.
I had a similar problem. I realized I was putting pressure pushing the arrow into the rayskin at full draw. Also, let the arrow sit on your hand even 1-2mm from the arrow pass. - keep up the good work! Bow looks good, brother! Form is pretty on point as well. You have some really nice camera angles in there! I always love your videos. Thanks for sharing!
@@matthewvassar9686 Thanks for the tip. I'll keep an eye on that next time I'm out. I still need to work on my plucking which is another source of entropy in my release. Happy shooting 2025!
nice wrap and arrow pass! maybe the fins on the arrow are too big? most fins on arrows we see at ranges have low height long ones, not protruding like that one
@@mrln247 It's on the TH-cam music list. I've struggled finding appropriate music between Jazz, chill, and classical. I nearly put Bach's Toccata but it sounded far to dramatic. Lol.
Hi again, happy to see your new video, always.
I think your "GojaChaegi" is good enough. I was told by my coach that I have to put the arrow on my thumb(left hand), do not let the arrow come down and get stuck in between my thumb and the stingray skin. In your video, the first slow motion, your arrow is already stuck between your thumb and the skin. It can draw your arrow to the direction of your "GojaChaegi".
Best thing about it is not making gap between your thumb and the skin from the first place, so the arrow cannot go down to the gap and get stuck.
I am just a beginner of Korean bow so I want to make sure I am not trying to teach you, I am just sharing what I heard from an expert.
Looking forward seeing your next video already. Cheers, mate.
@@이승표-k9l Thank you. That's very interesting and I don't think I have heard that before. I am also a beginner and self taught so I am constantly trying to improve. I will look at this further.
Happy shooting 2025.
I had a similar problem. I realized I was putting pressure pushing the arrow into the rayskin at full draw. Also, let the arrow sit on your hand even 1-2mm from the arrow pass. - keep up the good work!
Bow looks good, brother! Form is pretty on point as well. You have some really nice camera angles in there! I always love your videos.
Thanks for sharing!
@@matthewvassar9686 Thanks for the tip. I'll keep an eye on that next time I'm out. I still need to work on my plucking which is another source of entropy in my release.
Happy shooting 2025!
nice wrap and arrow pass! maybe the fins on the arrow are too big? most fins on arrows we see at ranges have low height long ones, not protruding like that one
@@bildogaggins8196 Yeah. Considering taking some scissors to them if problematic or might have to buy a fletching jig.
Inspired accompaniment to the slow mo, might borrow that one day if you don't mind.
@@mrln247 It's on the TH-cam music list.
I've struggled finding appropriate music between Jazz, chill, and classical.
I nearly put Bach's Toccata but it sounded far to dramatic. Lol.