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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Join GRIV for another Thing A Week. In this episode, he will progress through the shot process...
Episode Contents:
Review of step one and two
Step 1 • Thing A Week #20 Consi...
Step 2 • Thing A Week #21 - St...
Setting up the pressure
Addressing the target
Finding the right anchor
Aligning the peep
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Coming from a long background in precision rifle shooting with open sights I've always felt that anchoring for compound bows was way overrated.
I LOVED working with GRIV as a student. It was lightbulb moments after another. When I saw his students shoot, I saw how smooth and effortless archery could be. It actually changed how I do other things in my life.
Wyatt...... you should never leave the work computer signed in! You have no idea how tempting this was....... 😜 Toby
I came from recurve, and I always anchor; this is eye-opening.
Gracias
Crazy stuff. I always look for the same “jawbone” anchor. But of course it must move. Makes perfect sense that the peep is only true metric.
Also, any thoughts how this applies to a hinge release?
Great tip can't wait to try it 👍👍
Anyone around Atlanta I highly recommend taking classes with George. I’ve done two and it was worth every penny. He will help you with anything you want for your hour. I’ve been bowhunting 20 years and wish I would have done this earlier.
And here i am always worrying about my anchor…. Thank you guys!
So your anchor point moves?
Yep. The peep is the anchor.
Pure Gold!
Great!
The only problem I have is that the student demonstrating is not standing upright but leaning back after drawing the arrow,
that's why he's still a student. Everyone has something to work on. I'e been doing it my whole life and am still working on it.
@@georgeryals Same here.