Great to see you back guys. You could also have mentioned the guy who's adjusting his bow every day, spending more time in screwing and unscrewing bolts than shooting.
Hahaha! You are SO right! Compound bow has nothing to do with archery! I noticed some of my mistakes, but I knew them already, and I'm working on it. Thank you to remind them to me!
I must disagree. Though I am mostly a recurve shooter, I still shoot compound now and then. The compound bow, unlike a crossbow, must still be held up with one arm while holding the string with the other. Here in my home state of Minnesota, USA, our state legislature has approved crossbow use by anyone hunting during the archery hunting season. It is crossbows that have nothing to do with archery. The only difference between crossbows and guns is the form of propellant. This legislation is a three year trial period. I am hoping that at the end of this three years, our state archery and bowhunting organizations will fight tooth and nail against the renewal of expanded crossbow use.
Finally a new video😁. There are some other things that I noticed as common archery mistakes . 1. Adjusting the stance after every shot or to have generally a inconsistent stance( sometimes extremely narrow sometimes extremely wide) 2. Copying the technique of top archers without the understanding why the top archers do the things they do 3. Schooting with to much weight on the stabilaser. (Main problem in my club with recurve and compound) 4. Want to shoot farther distances without the ability to do so ( I saw a really bad example on a 70m round tournament with 40 points shot over the course of 72 arrows.
"See how high that went!" Best indoor line ever. Very excited to see a new video. The most common thing I see at my range is a new archer with a 25# bow and 500 spine arrows. This is not the archer's fault, but rather the sellers. Most archery stores in the US sell hunting compounds and they have cheap 500 spine arrows to package with their sales. The next is not buying an arm guard.
Glad to see you back. I remember in the video "From billet to bow #2" with Doug Denton you quickly explained your way of adjusting the tiller (starting with a value of 0 if I remember) but you did not show it in practice in the video #3. Maybe you'll make a video about it? Sjef, I found you comment well on international meetings. You try to convey the state of mind in which the competitors would be, being careful not to over interpret. I find it pleasant. And your duo works well too. And what a phenomenon Eric Peters' trainer is !
great video!!! I found myself in many of your examples :-) Can you add maybe more the effect on the result on the target? Where will the arrows be in the cases? That would be very great... Thanks Fritz
Sjef, I have two questions. 1. In a couple of earlier videos, you said you prefer a straight V-bar. However, you are shooting an adjustable V-bar here. Is there a reason? 2. When you where working for Archery+ as an announcer this year (great job, BTW), you made a comment that you wished you had changed your form when you were competing, but your were afraid to try that. What change or changes did you want to make?
Was hoping for something like this when I saw you two busy a few weeks ago. I am happy to say I do not make the mistakes mentioned (including NOT shooting compound 😉); I moved on to a new set of mistakes to make... Perfectly alright to take archery very seriously, but paramount to have fun while doing it.
Thank you for the video. I cannot agree with you about the style of shooting the traditional bow though. Traditional is different from Olympic style recurve and not everyone shoots traditional the same. Many these days shoot the three fingers under with the bow in the vertical position. I however prefer the Fred Beat style, split finger anchoring the index finger in the corner of my mouth, holding the bow at about a 40 degree cant.
Hab euch vermisst❤....Is there a chance that Shef can take a look at my bow and my shooting? I've been shooting for five years now and would like some new input from a professional. I know that I have some construction sites. I would like a second opinion.
1. shooting compounds.(unless you are incapable of shooting something else due to health issues ofcourse) 2. swinging your bow sideways when on a busy line, right into other people(or near enough). 3. weird stances. i can hit the target while balancing on 1 foot, doesnt mean i have a proper form! 4. changing up settings on the bow everytime when shooting bad. 90% of the time its your form, not the configuration. or just ditch the screws and go full trad. not a screw in sight! 5. stop shooting compounds. ps. ive shot with someone that bend that far forward(mistake 8), he regularly got his tips into other bows that way too.
12:15 - Thre is a name for that. Guess you understand German - actually we have learnd that in Austria: "Howard Hill K*ck Stellung". However, the people there had an explanation. This is a consequence from shooting with primitive bows, where your hand is your arrow rest. So you have to tilt your bow and the body needs to follow this tilting. Of course an upright body position with a little bow tilting would do it, but does not look that cool.
Invalid reason in my opinion. Been shooting primitive bows for years and never have to cant the bow to keep the arrow on my hand 😉 Maybe I should do a video about that… Cheers, Jaap
@@jaapbolt8780 Sure, but look what Howard Hill tought. Some people consider this as the best way to shoot an primbow. I just relay opinions, never shot a prim bow or long bow by myself
Damn, so I wasn't really training? (#4). I mean, the attending coach at my indoor range kept playing random songs during sessions.. I can't help myself from humming along 🤦 I guess I should start wearing some kind of ear plugs? Lol
@@amrazing33 Yes, the coach. He wants you to concentrate on the shot/on yourself, not on the music/things that happen around you. It's part of the training.
@@jaapbolt8780 But I do, I do....😂😂😂😂😂😂 Thank you both for a good laugh and a new and interesting approach to archery. Long time subscriber. Even when I see Olympic recurves as a part of the same problem as compounds... Trad shooter here.
It's so nice to see Triple Trouble creating content again. Missed you guys! Hope you make more videos!
Finally new Videos, thank you❤
Great to see you back guys. You could also have mentioned the guy who's adjusting his bow every day, spending more time in screwing and unscrewing bolts than shooting.
Hahaha! You are SO right! Compound bow has nothing to do with archery! I noticed some of my mistakes, but I knew them already, and I'm working on it. Thank you to remind them to me!
I must disagree. Though I am mostly a recurve shooter, I still shoot compound now and then. The compound bow, unlike a crossbow, must still be held up with one arm while holding the string with the other. Here in my home state of Minnesota, USA, our state legislature has approved crossbow use by anyone hunting during the archery hunting season. It is crossbows that have nothing to do with archery. The only difference between crossbows and guns is the form of propellant. This legislation is a three year trial period. I am hoping that at the end of this three years, our state archery and bowhunting organizations will fight tooth and nail against the renewal of expanded crossbow use.
I enjoyed your commentary during the summer shame WA missed the chance of having you full time and no archery vids during the asian games so sad
Finally a new video😁. There are some other things that I noticed as common archery mistakes .
1. Adjusting the stance after every shot or to have generally a inconsistent stance( sometimes extremely narrow sometimes extremely wide)
2. Copying the technique of top archers without the understanding why the top archers do the things they do
3. Schooting with to much weight on the stabilaser. (Main problem in my club with recurve and compound)
4. Want to shoot farther distances without the ability to do so ( I saw a really bad example on a 70m round tournament with 40 points shot over the course of 72 arrows.
Good ones, thanks!
Love this video. Lost count of the amount of times I've had exactly that 'does not work for me conversation' regarding a bow sling.
"See how high that went!" Best indoor line ever.
Very excited to see a new video.
The most common thing I see at my range is a new archer with a 25# bow and 500 spine arrows. This is not the archer's fault, but rather the sellers. Most archery stores in the US sell hunting compounds and they have cheap 500 spine arrows to package with their sales.
The next is not buying an arm guard.
Are we going to see both of you at the Lancaster Archery Classic? Would love to see you there.
Great video. I had a lot of fun watching it. Thanks !
Really enjoyed the video. Liked the humour. Keep them coming.
It is great to have you back!
Great vid I found it very informative and amusing 👍 did I sense a little bit of animosity towards compounds?🤔🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
Animosity towards compounds and sometimes people who use them is a characteristic of sane, normal personality.😂😂😂
I'm celebrating so hard that you're back. More of that......
Glad to see you again. Hoping to see more of your videos in the future. Stay happy and healthy! :D
Glad to see you back. I remember in the video "From billet to bow #2" with Doug Denton you quickly explained your way of adjusting the tiller (starting with a value of 0 if I remember) but you did not show it in practice in the video #3. Maybe you'll make a video about it? Sjef, I found you comment well on international meetings. You try to convey the state of mind in which the competitors would be, being careful not to over interpret. I find it pleasant. And your duo works well too. And what a phenomenon Eric Peters' trainer is !
great video!!! I found myself in many of your examples :-) Can you add maybe more the effect on the result on the target? Where will the arrows be in the cases? That would be very great... Thanks Fritz
Haha, this was a great video guys. Really enjoyed it! Loved the humor!
Make more and more of such videos on mistakes that we make. Very nice
i love to see your faces again! keep it up
More to come!
Great to see new videos! ❤ missed you guys!
Fantastic! Thank you! Please don't leave it so long next time!
Good to see you back, it’s been to long
Yeah, you are back! Great video.
Nice to see you back!
Glad to see you back putting all my mistakes into one video 😂😂
Awesome to see you guys making videos. All great advice!
Our pleasure!
Sjef, I have two questions.
1. In a couple of earlier videos, you said you prefer a straight V-bar. However, you are shooting an adjustable V-bar here. Is there a reason?
2. When you where working for Archery+ as an announcer this year (great job, BTW), you made a comment that you wished you had changed your form when you were competing, but your were afraid to try that. What change or changes did you want to make?
love the instruction. Love the humour.
Thanks guys for another great video 👍
Nice that you're back !!! 🎉
Loved this! 🤩
Was hoping for something like this when I saw you two busy a few weeks ago.
I am happy to say I do not make the mistakes mentioned (including NOT shooting compound 😉); I moved on to a new set of mistakes to make...
Perfectly alright to take archery very seriously, but paramount to have fun while doing it.
They live ... again!
:D
Thanks Guys, great to see you back... entertaining and educational, funny and factual as always.
Welcome back!
Nice to see you again. Funny and interesting 😊
Thank you! 😃
Good stuff comical but accurate , more videos please
My instructor for asiatic taught me the exact same torso positions as they taught at the recurve school attached to the range I go to
Thank you for the video. I cannot agree with you about the style of shooting the traditional bow though. Traditional is different from Olympic style recurve and not everyone shoots traditional the same. Many these days shoot the three fingers under with the bow in the vertical position. I however prefer the Fred Beat style, split finger anchoring the index finger in the corner of my mouth, holding the bow at about a 40 degree cant.
Hab euch vermisst❤....Is there a chance that Shef can take a look at my bow and my shooting? I've been shooting for five years now and would like some new input from a professional. I know that I have some construction sites. I would like a second opinion.
Nice to see another video.V. interesting. Sjef whats with all the "English" when you competition shooting,surely the arrow has already gone ???
Great Video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Is this the same range where you shot the World Archery "Shoot like me" video?
For me one of the hardest things was to stop catching bow on release and allow sling to do it's job. Exactly like on the video
Yay new video, after waiting so long :D
More to come!
@@TripleTroubleArchery I can not wait!!
Hello, I would like to know what is the difference between shoulders Win&Win and Hoyt?
待ってました！
Kid in the green shirt is going to be really good...
the kings are back lesgooo
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nvm im a compound shooter and the first few seconds yall roasted me
😂 we're sorry... For saying what everyone thinks. 😁
@@TripleTroubleArchery :,)
1. shooting compounds.(unless you are incapable of shooting something else due to health issues ofcourse)
2. swinging your bow sideways when on a busy line, right into other people(or near enough).
3. weird stances. i can hit the target while balancing on 1 foot, doesnt mean i have a proper form!
4. changing up settings on the bow everytime when shooting bad. 90% of the time its your form, not the configuration. or just ditch the screws and go full trad. not a screw in sight!
5. stop shooting compounds.
ps. ive shot with someone that bend that far forward(mistake 8), he regularly got his tips into other bows that way too.
My pet pieve, traditional archers complaining about compound not being real archery. I just like the wheels.
More videos please
Patience, young padawan
I will be, but I really enjoy watching.
Looks like you have fun making them.
Keep up the good work.
maybe try it again.😆
Entertaining role-plays. 😅
The 1st mistake is shooting compound bow, the 2nd is shooting olympic archery. The 3rd is shooting mediterranean draw 😉😉😉
Really it's nice video 😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
12:15 - Thre is a name for that. Guess you understand German - actually we have learnd that in Austria: "Howard Hill K*ck Stellung". However, the people there had an explanation. This is a consequence from shooting with primitive bows, where your hand is your arrow rest. So you have to tilt your bow and the body needs to follow this tilting. Of course an upright body position with a little bow tilting would do it, but does not look that cool.
Invalid reason in my opinion. Been shooting primitive bows for years and never have to cant the bow to keep the arrow on my hand 😉 Maybe I should do a video about that…
Cheers,
Jaap
@@jaapbolt8780 Sure, but look what Howard Hill tought. Some people consider this as the best way to shoot an primbow. I just relay opinions, never shot a prim bow or long bow by myself
Damn, so I wasn't really training? (#4). I mean, the attending coach at my indoor range kept playing random songs during sessions.. I can't help myself from humming along 🤦 I guess I should start wearing some kind of ear plugs? Lol
Do you know why he does it?
@@sandramettig402 who? the coach? no idea
@@amrazing33 Yes, the coach. He wants you to concentrate on the shot/on yourself, not on the music/things that happen around you. It's part of the training.
finally!
You mean "Back Compression & Chest Tenssion "
12:40 absolutely nails "trad". Don't they just think they're on another level 🙄😂
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yap yap yap yap yap yap yap 😆
I feel personally attacked. This video doesn't work for me.
Lol exactly
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OMG, the talking on the line!!!!!!
olympic archers compared to archers are the same as bicyclists compared to "bikers"
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Mistake nr. 4
Jaap talking Dutch...
English subtitles:[Music]
😂😂😂😂😂
Trust me, you don’t wanna know 😉
@@jaapbolt8780
But I do, I do....😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you both for a good laugh and a new and interesting approach to archery.
Long time subscriber.
Even when I see Olympic recurves as a part of the same problem as compounds...
Trad shooter here.