John is so caring to share all his knowledge with us for free. I recommend everyone if you want to meet him in person go to a tac event and shoot the nock on course. Thank you John for all you do for guys like me :)
Brandon, this is why I make sure I buy some of the products I use from his website. The amount of information I have gotten from John from the school of nock, and how well I have improved in archery because of it. All this information for free. I'm definitely going to remain a customer.
@@nicholasasaurusrex6155 same here man. I just wanted John to know how much he’s helping people with all that he puts out. I know I’m not the only here who has benefited from nock on. Keep slinging arrows man and best of luck.
@@nockonarcherytry as i may, i cannot get nose to string. I have a 34" hoyt spyder w/ anchor as described but the angle is way too steep to make it work. Do you see archers whose facial structure requires a bow w/ a less acute angle than others to ensure proper fit?
Thank you for the video. This video also proves that John looks reads the comments and makes videos from the comments. I asked for a video on how to adjust the shot trainer, John went above and beyond with including how to find a comfortable and proper anchor point. Thank you John for taking the time to make these videos.
Lol What timing! I have been searching and searching videos and articles on reinventing my anchor to improve my shot for bow hunting. Very helpful, thank you.
Thanks John your videos. Can you clarify that to have the arrow between lips and chin your index finger ( thumb release) can ride or rest on top of your jaw line. Having the jaw line on the V of your index and middle fingers brings the arrow down towards the jaw.
I just ordered a nock on 2 release yesterday. I already had a shot trainer. My regular release anchor point & my thumb release is way off. I have a cheap release till yours comes in. My arm is messed up. Any suggestions on getting my anchor point to match my thumb release anchor point. Thanks
Love the silverback too. I don't always use it. But as soon as I noticed myself getting jumpy with my thumb release, or not pulling back threw my shot. Or target panic, I always pull it out of my pocket immediately. That release is the best thing I've ever gotten to save me from myself, and making unnecessary mistakes.
Thanks. I use your shot trainer all the time with my Nock 2 It and Silverback releases. How far from the end of the carbon do you fletch your arrows to help reduce facial contact with vanes?
This may be a silly question but do you have a pro shop where I could purchase a new bow as well get set up? Looking for something I could shoot 3D tournament as well as possibly take to the field.
Is it possible that face structure could effect this? I feel in order for me to achieve that arrow position my anchor has to be a lot higher than my jaw and closer to my ear. Also the string is no longer at the corner of my mouth in with that Arrow position. Does this mean myDL is to long?
@@kylebaylor4226 I would say if you can’t get that anchor to look exactly the way you want it, just make sure you practice it the same way every time. As long as it feels comfortable and you’re getting results, just keep on shooting😊
Hi Kyle - The key is to get the rear of your arrow and vanes in that safe clearance zone I speak of. Your nock should also come to the corner of your mouth when at full draw (see where mine is positioned). Too long of a draw length can definitely cause clearance issues so be sure to start there. Good luck!
Hey Dallin - I am sure you are doing a lot of things right! Keep on the School of Nock sessions and they will keep you on the right path! Thanks for your support...NOCK ON!
I feel this too, like can a pro just watch me take one shot and give me a list of things to correct? Seems like something a guy could set up online 🤔 if he had the time..
John is so caring to share all his knowledge with us for free. I recommend everyone if you want to meet him in person go to a tac event and shoot the nock on course. Thank you John for all you do for guys like me :)
Thanks so much, Brandon! I really appreciate the kind words and support! NOCK ON!
Brandon, this is why I make sure I buy some of the products I use from his website. The amount of information I have gotten from John from the school of nock, and how well I have improved in archery because of it. All this information for free. I'm definitely going to remain a customer.
@@nicholasasaurusrex6155 same here man. I just wanted John to know how much he’s helping people with all that he puts out. I know I’m not the only here who has benefited from nock on. Keep slinging arrows man and best of luck.
@@nockonarcherytry as i may, i cannot get nose to string. I have a 34" hoyt spyder w/ anchor as described but the angle is way too steep to make it work. Do you see archers whose facial structure requires a bow w/ a less acute angle than others to ensure proper fit?
I am amazed at the knowledge you have and how you explain the purpose of what you are saying so simply.. thank you
Thank you for the video. This video also proves that John looks reads the comments and makes videos from the comments. I asked for a video on how to adjust the shot trainer, John went above and beyond with including how to find a comfortable and proper anchor point.
Thank you John for taking the time to make these videos.
You got it, Tim! Trying to give you what you need to be your best. Thank you for being involved in the Nock On Nation!
Lol What timing! I have been searching and searching videos and articles on reinventing my anchor to improve my shot for bow hunting. Very helpful, thank you.
Perfect! Glad it helped!
as always the master passing on his knowledge helping the archery community thx God Bless
You got it, Jason! Thank you for the kind words and NOCK ON, dude!
Thank you big J.D.
Best of luck to you during the bugle.
See you on the timberline.
Great video. I've been using the shot trainer and backstrap for a couple weeks and have made noticable improvement.. Thanks for sharing.. peAce
Nice! Keep getting those quality reps in!
Thanks John your videos. Can you clarify that to have the arrow between lips and chin your index finger ( thumb release) can ride or rest on top of your jaw line. Having the jaw line on the V of your index and middle fingers brings the arrow down towards the jaw.
I just ordered a nock on 2 release yesterday. I already had a shot trainer. My regular release anchor point & my thumb release is way off. I have a cheap release till yours comes in. My arm is messed up. Any suggestions on getting my anchor point to match my thumb release anchor point. Thanks
Thank you for the tips.
Awesome video love my shot trainer. It helps me so much. Thanks dud.
Cool, Josh. Glad it is helping you. It is a powerful training tool.
Love your videos, and the silverback.
Awesome. Thank you!
Love the silverback too. I don't always use it. But as soon as I noticed myself getting jumpy with my thumb release, or not pulling back threw my shot. Or target panic, I always pull it out of my pocket immediately. That release is the best thing I've ever gotten to save me from myself, and making unnecessary mistakes.
Dudley is the man
Thanks. I use your shot trainer all the time with my Nock 2 It and Silverback releases. How far from the end of the carbon do you fletch your arrows to help reduce facial contact with vanes?
This may be a silly question but do you have a pro shop where I could purchase a new bow as well get set up? Looking for something I could shoot 3D tournament as well as possibly take to the field.
Great content,..Thank you Sir!
Thanks again for all the great info.
You bet! Thank you.
Is it possible that face structure could effect this? I feel in order for me to achieve that arrow position my anchor has to be a lot higher than my jaw and closer to my ear. Also the string is no longer at the corner of my mouth in with that Arrow position. Does this mean myDL is to long?
Are you using a back-tension release or trigger?
@@statmcmusic3696 thumb button
@@kylebaylor4226 I would say if you can’t get that anchor to look exactly the way you want it, just make sure you practice it the same way every time. As long as it feels comfortable and you’re getting results, just keep on shooting😊
Hi Kyle - The key is to get the rear of your arrow and vanes in that safe clearance zone I speak of. Your nock should also come to the corner of your mouth when at full draw (see where mine is positioned). Too long of a draw length can definitely cause clearance issues so be sure to start there. Good luck!
If I was to send a photo of my anchoring, could yal help critique it John?
Send it on FB or Instagram
That is good stuff...thanks.
Thanks, Roger! Glad you are part of the Nock On Nation.
My wife loves it when I refer to photos of her from this angle as “broadside”
LOL!
I wish I could spend six minutes with you and find out all the things I’m doing wrong
Hey Dallin - I am sure you are doing a lot of things right! Keep on the School of Nock sessions and they will keep you on the right path! Thanks for your support...NOCK ON!
I feel this too, like can a pro just watch me take one shot and give me a list of things to correct? Seems like something a guy could set up online 🤔 if he had the time..