Loading and Load Position with Jake Kaminski | Recurve Form Series Episode 7 | NTS KSL BEST
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- How do you properly draw the bow back using back tension? Learn how to use the correct technique like the top archers do. Recurve Archery Form Series continues with Loading and Load position as taught by Coach Kisik Lee.
Please excuse the varying volume throughout the video, I am trying new microphone options and had technical difficulties, this issue will be resolved for the next videos.
Link to Total Archery book:
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Link to Tuning Series playlist:
• Tuning Series
Link to Form Series playlist:
• Form Series
Link to Angular motion and LAN2 Description:
• Recurve Form Series Ep...
This will be a multi-part series where each episode will break down each step to my shooting technique how I shot. I will take you through all the steps needed to have winning form and confidently compete at the Olympic Games.
All of the info that will be in these clips are covered in depth and more plus active Q and A during seminars that we are hosing across the world.
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Questions of the day:
Do you like the Video/Audio quality any better?
Would you rather have longer segments (25 mins+) or break those into two shorter segments?
As a person who is obsessed with details and a perfectionist I think I would enjoy an overly detailed description of each parts of the shot cycle.
I like this format 😬😬😬
But i think its better to split it into smaller segments covering more details for each specific topic
If the content deserves 25 min I would rather see it in 1 video. One thing that would help on longer videos is put a list of highlights and time stamps in the description. Thanks again for the content very helpful for barebow
Definately looking sharp. Sound I'd fiddle with the settings a little - I think it is filtering the low end - for a chest mounted mic it should sound more full but maybe its my end here. The level and noisefloor is a bit variable take to take. Sounds better regardless though!
Could try the dji mobile 3 with your iphone - has a handy tripod fixture too. For exterior shots it makes a very stable and easy to operate camera out of your phone plus you can set it to track you moving around. Nice intro btw ^^
Good content trumps mic quality. That said, the lapel mic was the best purchase I made. It was a game-changer. You're fortunate in that your recording space already has decent acoustics for what you're doing, but I'm in my yard or out on the range, and the lapel mic bumped my quality to the next level. As for length - 15-20 minutes is about right for a digestible video (speaking from experience). I tend to break video topics down based on how I would approach teaching someone in person. Certain things go together well; others need more detail and stand alone.
great quality! wouldnt mind more shooting footage as you talk where helpful! I appreciate all the free info and I will share what I can!
Best archery channel on the internet. love the way you keep going over things and do practical demonstrations with the bow. You share your knowledge unselfishly, a great quality. It's been a long time coming but the world finally has a go to channel 2nd to none. Please keep the vids coming and thank you
Love it. Thank you. 15-20 minutes is about right, otherwise too much too really assimilate. Will still have to watch multiple times.
The further this series progress' the more insights and excellent detailed information is shared. Absolutely Brilliant content - best on the internet. A Must watch.
Your instructions really help 15 to 20 min is good because too much info to process Thank You
I think this is one of the most important and critical videos in the form series by far. If you do a good loading you are in business
Great channel people new to Archery. I learned a lot! Keep it up Jake!
Finally an intro that doesn't sound dull. But seriously though it is nicer than the previous one.
Thanks. Trying to take it to the next level.
I bought the Coach Lee's book and its good to have your videos for better undestanding. Thank you Jake.
Have no issue with A/V qualities before and after. 2 X 15 minutes is much better for me so I can watch it again and again during spare time.
Good to hear
Thanx much coach. Your explaine make me relized the fatal flaw of my technique.
Video is fine. 15-20 minutes is about perfect. Thanks Arrowchucker
Thank you again Jake!! Your channel is a Gold mine! We can feel that you still have so much to share, if you shorten the videos you will have so many to sort on your channel... Also maybe have a thought about renaming your videos with an alphanumeric system (Chapter1 - Part2, etc...). It will help anyone who start following you to understand where to start ;-). The back camera and microphone work great! Maybe a Bluetooth microphone in your ear would be more practical ;-)
Audio is equal, video better. content and length are excellent. Getting back into archery after 35 yrs. Enthused to share with our daughters. Training is wonderful for those on a limited budget. Well done!
Its worth for long video. I have been follow u since 2010. And i just found it today. U tell ur experience and describe it so detail and can understand it in yall video. I have a difficulties to understand the ksL method only from book. I just found u today and i keep following and watching the video from the bottom. Thanks Jake ! Keep it up!
It was quite good the lapel mic battery died - it showed just how much improved the audio was when it was working! Great video, fab series.
Love your sessions, 15min is perfect, learnt about the SVC today
30 mins is fine. Thanks for your videos. Excellent!
Awesome stuff Jake. Thank you for all your hard work, Love it ! Hope it goes OK for you in London. Wish I could make it, but I need to open the cash on a new pair of limbs ;)
Thanks Jake for this video, the voice is much way better then the previous ones for sure, video quality is awesome as well!👍🏻
Love the new intro!
Yes the video quality is much better, also the shorter 15 minute segments work better for me personally.
Thank you for all the great information.
Really appreciate you taking viewers feedback about format into account, I wish more channels did this. Thumbs up.
Also the mic is much better.
Thanks Jake for your series. It is very unique and for me the “First to Go” location on my archery journey. I like the combination of little imperfection in production vs. the high professional content. And your ability/confidence to explain, founded of a hell of practical experience. Also like the new intro sequence.
I would prefer single topic junks of videos as I can easier find what I’m looking for. 15 to 20 min is perfect as I can watch while commute to work or have a short break.
Thanks a lot !
Thanks for all of these video.I like the duration of a maximum around 30 minutes. As you give us very helpful details on one or two subject, we can watch the video in one time, and then practice go back to a specific time in the video to go deeper
Outstanding videos, Jake. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Perhaps for those of us with short attention spans, maybe one subject in no more than 20 minutes?
Jake thank you for your contribution of knowledge. I've learned so much more in ur videos than i have watching lars anderson. Lol
Jake it's fine with single video. Thanks for enlighten us on technicality. I do watch for my son who is in xth standard, thanks and regards, Magesh
My shot grouping improved dramatically after watching this video and your video on rotation and alignment. I shot one of my best ends ever yesterday. Shot an 8 arrow end with all 8 hitting the gold.
I like the 25 -30 minute videos. I am a bare bow recurve shooter using 3 under and corner of my mouth as anchor point. I am trying to transfer this information into my practice and shot cycle. Thank you for these videos!
Great videos, Jake. I am just getting back into archery, but was never more than a beginner and youtube wasn't around the last time, so I really appreciate all your content. I would prefer breaking up videos into shorter segments focusing on one topic, but will watch whatever ends up being released. The A/V quality seems pretty good. Thank you.
Thanks alot for your useful videos
I am loving these video lessons. I only started shooting last year and have made some good gains after practicing what you have been teaching. 15 min lessons are a good and ideal length for me.
will you be doing a lesson on using the sight and string alignment when aiming? keep up the good work
@Jake Kaminski This is a great video and you have a channel that is an awesome resource for parents and kids. My daughter is 9 and she has been shooting Olympic Recurve with a coach since she was 8. I would love to see some videos on what practice routines / tips / tricks you recommend for young archers. For example, what “practice” would you recommend when it’s to cold / dark / wet to go in your backyard and shoot. Anyways, great channel. Keep it up. 👍👍
Súper content, really!
Also, really like the new intro!
Jake, the info is excellent and easy to digest. The audio/video is clear with or without the mic... the mic of course is louder, but don’t lose sleep over it. As for length, I think that should depend on your feeling about the complexity of each topic. The entire series has been great, and considering your background in the sport, is very much appreciated by all your subscribers. Thanks!
Thank you for this comment I fully support to be in too.
Jake is doing a great job that could not be fully measured by in any type of currency issued on the Planet.
My deep respect to him and his wife obviously that is on the same train he picked us up towards Olympic sport of Archery achievements ; )
Jake, the videos are terrific, learning from a professional is always a help, though I shoot Tradbow/Barebow. The audio is okay, I can still appreciate what you are saying, and personally I would prefer the shorter 15-20 minute segments as I will be watching these more than once anyway, today it is snowing and I'm inside fletching arrows and listening.
Thanks Jake
2x15min vs 1x30min I guess for us viewers it doesn't matter as we will watch every single minute anyway :D Having one video that is handling one particular chapter is maybe easier to reference later. But I suggest you analyze what format can benefit you most in regards to advertisement revenue, search results placement, youtube rating, etc... I don't mind having a video of any length when it is concise, well explained, and to the point. Playlists you created are vital when consuming the content in optimal order. Cheers and may the Force be with you! :D
Its all been good for me.
Hi Jake, thanks for the awesome videos. I really appreciate the technical breakdown and explanations; it’s been really helpful. The sound and video are great. I watch through my headphones in my noisy gym and it’s fine.
In terms of video length, I would prefer shorter separate videos because there is so much information to absorb and practice that’s it would be easier for a beginner like me to digest a smaller quantity at a time. Thanks.
Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the feedback. Keep at it!
我喜歡你發布的內容以及更新的影片,希望以後能看到更多
我也希望有個中文字幕會更好~
Yes, both are better, especially the audio with the lapel microphone. Two fifteen minute videos better than one thirty minute video.
Sound is great!
I would prefer separate videos, that way you don’t have to restrict yourself to keep it shorter, also I can watch specific videos if I’m looking to rewatch parts.
Good sir
FWIW, complex subjects are much better split into several chunks (in regards to your question at the beginning ). As always, thank you.
Hi Jake. About the video/quality, for me it's good enough. No need to create "heavy" videos. In relation to the duration of the videos, I think that would be better the videos not be longer than 10-12 minutes. Sometimes, the details are so important that the videos became very long. So, in my opinion, you could divide the subject in two videos.
Audio and video is fine, also 2 parts/ videos is my preference
Thanks for these vids. Very helpful. I'm a trad/instinctive shooter, but I'm finding a lot here to improve my shooting. If you find any way to make connections between this material and my style of shooting, that would be great. But either way, I'm enjoying taking your content and adapting it on my own.
I do like the use of the lapel mic. That's a definite improvement. So that you don't hit the mic with your hand, you might want to try moving the mic over to the left of your collar.
Dear Jake I'm a your fan and follower: quality of these videos is great.
Any plan to come in Rome, Italy?
No plans yet. Possibly one day with enough interest for sure.
As always great explanation.. as a barebow shooter with anchor on my tooth I got bad elbow tension two years ago- still suffering really bad.. I watched your video you made with your wife last week about injuries and you told you had the same injury from pulling to much with triceps from time to time. I can see I have been pulling all wrong for years. if I try pulling more with my back as you show in this video I will come back way below my anchor? Is that okay? Or what do you suggest? I know you have a pretty low anchor now you are shooting barebow but I guess you still can see the issue of pulling with the back and then have to raise to a high anchor somewhere in the face. Maybe something to make a video about some day😊 sorry for the spelling, I’m from Denmark 🇩🇰 😊
I like the iPhone mic a little better than the lapel mic. Might need to do some better filtering on that lapel mic.
hey i prefer the two broken down videos. They'll also work better for u (financially lol). But they are easier to watch (psychologically as well).
You've discussed a lot of details about the draw arm, but could you give a little more detail about the bow arm during the shot cycle? In particular, rotation of the elbow and keeping the shoulder down while maintaining correct posture? These are a couple things that seem to plague me...my shoulder always wants to come up and roll forward for some reason...
I wasn't bothered by the A/V quality before, so sure: I guess it's better, but meh. I think keeping the videos under 30 minutes is good. Thanks!
Please do a video on release
Yes better mic is good. Jedi master jake
Hi Jake, I would suggest not making Compound analogies because a lot of people may not shoot a compound before (like me). That "load like you are hitting the wall" is really confusing to me because I do not know what that means in compound. Just my feelings, hope it make sense.
Longer segments!!!....😏🏹🔝
Hi Jake. Huge thanks for the form series. Great depth of info on the subtleties of archery. I shoot barebow and wondered how this method would translate to a higher anchor? Would you advise still loading a half inch below a higher anchor or load lower to better engage back tension and travel more distance up to anchor? Thanks.
I’d guess just below your anchor point. But I would never pull back, then relax forward like I see a lot of the bb shooters do for some reason.
Jake Kaminski
Thanks a lot for the reply Jake. There seems to be little info on bb out there taking it to the depth you have explained for sighted recurve. Much appreciated.
I shoot compound with finger release. This has been helpful. Is loading same with recurve and compound bow?
always wondered why valladont slides the string so far to get to his anchor
👍👍👍👍👍
Hi Jake, has anyone ever thought of doing double click points so that you feel the position of the arrow point by when the clicker falls off the ledge half way up the point before it falls off the point! Kind of like a set trigger on a rifle?
Would you like to give us tricks for barebow category? Thx.
I am an avid follower of your videos and a patron. Can you recomend a small dia. arrow as I see used at the Olympic events. I use a 62" recurve, pulling 35lbs at a 28 inch draw length to inside of grip.
Thanks BD
You'll need somewhere around a 650 spine arrow give or take. Small diameter arrows come in many different price brackets so I cant recommend an individual arrow, but the 650 spine will be close unless you go with an X10 arrow or ACE arrow then somewhere around 600-650 spine area.
where can I buy a sight pin like yours?
Hi Jake, I've trained a bit my angular motion, also reading Kisik Lee's book, but I have a question.
Looking my back in a video I can see that my drawing arm's scapulae pinches against the spine, whereas the photos show a gap beetween the two scapulaes, I don't get why this is happening, thank you.
Where's the link for the book???
Where did you get the shirt???
brief and to the point is better.
What is the clicker? Is it something you add to the bow?
how heavy is your bow physically and how much draw weight does it have
Video about correct release technique. Please please please 😭
Coming in the pipeline.
Ah yes the video quality is soooo much better now
Difinetly a longer video
hello, great job there!! I think its better break at two the video.
I have the 2nd edition of "Inside The Archer". It's good. Great pictures, explanation,and chapter summaries, but your videos add immense value to the book.Thank you. From the back cover: "In it's simplest form, archery is a task of conquering demons." Is that a Coach Lee-ism?
Video and audio are better, for myself the shorter sessions work better to absord the information
Hi Jake what’s a good email for you?
Sound is much better, thanks, timewise I prefer ”as long as it takes” - your call 👍
Jake put on a set of head phones and turn the volume up so you can hear yourself really good at :40 sec into the video . Now back the video up and start from the beginning and don't adjust the volume at all . Did you damage your ears when you reached :23 sec into the video ? In the future if you are going to include music for God sake keep the volume levels the same as your speaking volume or you are going to damage a lot of peoples ears and cause speaker damage . Its also a pain in the ass to keep having to adjust the volume level .
This video was from over three years ago.
Sorry about your ears
12:20 lmao
I think each video should be 15-20mins max. The microphone... Its OK.. The iPhone is OK as well. There's a bit more echo from the room with the iPhone but that's no bad thing. If anything the clip mic is a bit muffled in comparison but I think it's picking up sound emanating from your throat. Try clipping it to the brim of your peak cap? 🧢
Difinetly longer
Personally I think the content in a 15 video can be better absorbed..
Rip headphone users. LOL
YEah I wasnt aware of the levels being so far off with the intro. toned all that down on new videos.
This anchor is not ok for traditional. At least I can't apply