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The Push 1.3 - IBO Masters
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In this film we interview some of the best barebow archers in the country while competing at the IBO World Championships. Please enjoy, The Push 1.3 - IBO Masters
Another well made film in the "Push" series. Please keep them coming. Great Job!
Nicely done. Please add in the description speakers names and trivia as time permits.
So far, this is the most valuable video I've seen in past few months.
Love the consistent (not rambling) questions to the shooters. Thank you.
I can't believe I'm just now seeing this. Absolutely fantastic!
Thanks for taking the time to put this together
It's a darn shame you guys you guys don't have a 100k subscribers. Love this channel and your podcasts. Keep up the great work.
Great video and contribution to Trad. Thank you
Thank you for a great video and hope to see more. String walking, face walking, gaping, and anything else that will get an arrow to target has been around since stick bows been around.
This is an awesome video. I'm new to traditional archery and I'm learning a lot. So cool to hear all of these experienced shooters talking like this.
I'm on like my 8th time watching this, I can't thank you guys enough for making this series. This has been insanely helpful.
I wish one of these guys would just say, "my setup of choice is this Samick Sage..."
Love my Sage, what poundage?
I have a Samick Journey, love it.
Adrienne Fitzgerald yep thats what i said to my self
@@caribbeancanuck872 lucky you, I wanted the journey because my draw length is long, but they discontinued it
Ibrahim Ahmed hey, take a look at the Spyder XL, it's very similar to the sage and journey (spyder is 62, xl is 64")
Great video, awesome group of people. Gotta love the competition mixed with friendship.
very informative! im a split finger instinctive shooter and i still learned a lot from this and all your other videos, thank you :)
Great video guys. You've reignited my fire for trad.
Picked up some great tips,from some very experienced archers there.I`m just starting with a flat bow from an olympic recurve target bow,and need aiming tips so this was great.
Nice video, good solid advice. Thanks for making it.
Bobby worthington is poison man. Dont care how fancy the setup he is a monster. Shoots like I wish I could. Seen him in some shoots from lancaster.
He is poison? If that was a compliment, it was a terrible one lol
I love the video thanks i need to go to a place like that in Connecticut
Cos Cob
Great video helps me with my transition from instinctive to string walking thanks
I love this video! It is very informative. Thank you for making it!
Excellent Thanks
Really like your video's hope to see more of them.
Great video, thanks for putting the time and effort in to bring the traditional archery community this content. One minor criticism would be sound quality of the people being interviewed. Sounds like the mic was to far away. Thanks again!
Bobby Worthington is so dope!!!
Great film! Thanks, Push Archery
An inspiring vid for a new archer! Ty!
Great video, thank you for putting this on here.
Since you are using the tip of your arrow as a sight pin and changing the drawing hand in relation to the bow tiller why not just put sight pins on the bow and keep the draw hand the same?
There is a reason the Army developed checklists for pilots at the outset of WWII. Sure, being a good flier FEELS "instinctual" but that instinct is BUILT Pre-mission jitters can kill you on take-off. They actually had a "5 minute sit" requirement for fighter pilots. When they climbed in the cockpit, they were required to sit there for 5 minutes not talking, just breathing and creating mission focus. Out of that rule the Air FOrce eventually created the OODA Loop. Observe-Orient-Decide-Act
Super cool
When shooting at unknown distances...They aren't "unknown". They are un-studied. Your bow has all kinds of visible points that you can use, considering trigonometry, to accurately measure distance within one foot. The phrase "rule of thumb" was born of the logging industry. Timber cruisers, marking trees for cutting or estimating total board footage in a stand of trees could consistently estimate the height of a tree by stepping off a KNOWN distance from a tree and using the various distances between wrinkles in the thumb skin to estimate height. There is no reason for not KNOWING the distance of your shot within one foot
the words of masters
GREAT VIDEO!!
excellent video, thanks for sharing !
Thank you for another great video!
Really excellent! ThankYou
not even a gap shooter... nor a metal riser guy... nor a recurve guy... and loved the video! so much great info in here. after 15 years of hitting occasionally... I really wanna get me an ILF longbow this year in a lower poundage and rebuild my shot from the ground up! Thank you so much for the input and putting the time in! Hope to be able to welcome you over on my channel! Would love any suggestion for an affordable, short ILF riser setup with long bow limbs! cheers from Austria/Japan
Nice video
Awesome! Thanks!
Mark Lynde when executing his shot he draws back, focuses on tip of the arrow, with both eyes, then closes one eye, to sight down the shaft, this contradicts what I've heard from most everyone, to keep both eyes open ?????? Any feedback on this ?
Thanks for sharing this information.
Competitive archery seems a lot like competitive golf. If you worry about the other guy...you lose. It's you, the ball and the cup or you, your bow and the target. Many high perfroming golfers don't feel any stress. One shot is like any other whether on the range or in a tournament. It's about focus on form and INTENT for the shot. Most people really don't spend enough time thinking about what they INTEND to do. Even good bow hunters I know spend zero time with "visualization" . I teach skiing. I tel my students that for every turn they make in the snow, they need to make 100 in their mind....besides. Mind-turns are FREE
Anybody know what the difference between a physical and mental shot sequence is?
I’m referring to what Bobby Worthinton is talking about.
I would think that when he say physical shot sequence he means the physical things you do in the shot, and how/ when you think about them, but what is the mental shot sequence then?
Got a question i shot at an indoor range recently and i made several shots and my arrows were very noisy while in flight I shoot a helical fetching what do you think is the source of the noise??
Question for any expert: I'm shooting 510 grain arrows out of a 35# recurve with a 30 inch draw. Shooting three fingers directly under the nock, my "point on" distance is only 20 yards. 1) is my setup going to have enough momentum for hunting whitetails at 20 yards and under with a 2 blade cut on contact? 2) should I be concerned that my point on distance is so close?
Josh B you should be good with that set up. Put it where it needs to go and you'll be fine. You point on seems really useful for whitetail!
You guys are awesome, thank you!!
At 30" I imagine your stacking a few extra pounds on the draw weight and getting close to 40# which is the minimum here in ak for deer/wolves/sheep. Should be fine. Good weight to hone technique and form with. I like a heavier weight for hunting, but that's just me.
Nice!
Aiming is a mental and physical process. When you consider the actual process of drawing and firing an arrow and how we KNOW the human body works. There really is no such thing as "instinctive" shooting. Every "instinctive" shooter I ever met was either 1) Kidding themselves 2) kidding me.
In the military back in my day we were taught to focus on the spot we wanted to hit and blur the crosshairs. It worked for me so well that I eventually became entirely unaware for the scope..That does NOT mean I wasn't aiming, I simply became so accustomed to one part of the process it no longer registered with my conscious mind. Kind of like taking out the trash...the fact your wife told you to do it just doesn't soak in...lol
nice video! Im really surprised to see everyone shoot thee under.
It's hard to string crawl otherwise
Make some makers on the belly side of your bow. If the targets are 24 inches tall, your marks may be on inch apart. The beauty of "aiming" is that you reduce the shot to a function of systemics. Math RULES!
Colorful male plumage has always been the hallmark of make birds. Only humans reverse that rule.
Nice job! Glad to see lots of WF25's representing. lol
Thanks for making this film. It s really appreciated. As a film maker myself I understand its a long process with a lot of work involved. Lots of great insights from top trad/barebow archers here. Its illegal to hunt here in the UK with a bow but 3d shooting is fun and different to shooting 20yds indoor. Thanks for yoyr efforts. Hope to see some more Push vids.
what is "crowing"? i think thats what he said, i see people do it, im new to archery and am trying to learn as much as possible.
iVenom I do believe you mean “crawling”. That’s string crawl. It’s a technique used by some trad shooters to compensate for different distances by “crawling” their draw hand down the string. There are some good videos on TH-cam that explain it better than I.
My dad told me when I was 12 that if i practiced starting then, I would be able to kill a deer with a recurve bow when i was 18. I didn't think so, and the first time I shot a recurve at 20 yards, I had a great group, and they have just improved since, and now i am 14.
Why do I keep seeing people have a gap between their arrow and fingers? That is against the IBO trad rules isn't it?
BowHunter66 TRD class, finger has to touch nock. Recurve Unaided (RU) Class, you can stringwalk.
I also like shooting both eyes open
Can you eat a lioness? I have no problem with bow hunting for food/meat if you are skilled enough. Feral animals too, just do not see point in killing wildlife, to stick on a trophy wall.Keeps taxidermists working I suppose.
not hunting setups......good for paper targets and that's about it
America for Americans well yes.....haha. We thought that was obvious?
Just as well that's what they're shooting then 😅
all using 3 under...
Micidiale870 bare bow archery is usually done with three under
Lioness at 6.5 yards= Titanium Ovaries
Not a fan. Here's why. I keep hearing them say they are Trad shooters. I'm sorry but if you're bow has a metal riser, sights, fancy rests etc, how is that Trad? Call it modern Trad, semi trad, new age trad or whatever but what these guys are using isn't really Trad to me.
Why would you shoot a lioness? Nothing to get there exept her pelt. I guess for pleasure and pride? That's not ethical. Instant disrespect for that lady. Anyway, very instructive video. Thanks!
You have bow skills. I have 40 years of experience in marketing and merchandising. I watch the original "The Push" good information but the "up-talking" was distracting. I think you do that because you are talking to a camera. I don't hear you up-talking" when you are just hanging out with these archers. Your banter in this film sounds like the authentic you. The uptalking in the heavily produced films makes you sound unsure. When everything you say sounds like a question, it sounds like lack of confidence. If your audience perceives a lack of confidence within YOU, how can THEY have confidence in you? Good stuff, man...but just talk to us like it's the campfire and not some live-or-die TH-cam production. Study guys like CLay Hayes. Great info delivered by plain talk..Thanks for what you do!
Intro too long dude!
Ozzie Jim Some people find something to complain about no matter what. Cheers.