I'm not a coach but I have been coached. Here are a couple of questions I have for you. Are your shoulders over your hips and your hips over your shoulders? You appear to be leaning back on your shot. Are you lowering your front shoulder? Can't tell if your bending your front arm a bit. Draw length appears to be solid, however, you might be lowering your head into the peep. I wonder if you need to raise your peep ever so slightly. As for the bow arm movement, the more you attempt to hold the bow steady the more it is going to move. Since 95% of the shot is in the forward pressure of the bow arm, consistent, steady pressure allows for a self-correcting shot. Good luck!
There might be times that i"m slightly leaning back but I haven't noticed it myself in footage. Definitely something I'll keep an eye on though. I have thought about moving my peep up a hair. It doesn't seem uncomfortable but maybe I'm used to it. I'll work on pressing forward with my bow arm as I'm pulling through the shot. Thanks for the input!
I'm not a coach but I have been coached. Here are a couple of questions I have for you. Are your shoulders over your hips and your hips over your shoulders? You appear to be leaning back on your shot. Are you lowering your front shoulder? Can't tell if your bending your front arm a bit. Draw length appears to be solid, however, you might be lowering your head into the peep. I wonder if you need to raise your peep ever so slightly. As for the bow arm movement, the more you attempt to hold the bow steady the more it is going to move. Since 95% of the shot is in the forward pressure of the bow arm, consistent, steady pressure allows for a self-correcting shot. Good luck!
How about shoulders over your hips and hips over your feet? Sorry I missed that.
There might be times that i"m slightly leaning back but I haven't noticed it myself in footage. Definitely something I'll keep an eye on though. I have thought about moving my peep up a hair. It doesn't seem uncomfortable but maybe I'm used to it. I'll work on pressing forward with my bow arm as I'm pulling through the shot. Thanks for the input!