you dont want to "pull" or "press" the trigger, you want to put your finger on it, push the bow forward, and pull the release backwards, all while you finger is resting on the trigger, eventually, the bow will go off. same concept as will a button or a hinge, just a little easier to get off with the index/wrist strap
Enjoyed the video. When you are shooting up or downhill, try keeping your bow arm up. Your release arm and bow arm should make a T shape, then bend at the waist to bring your sight onto your target. Your grip of your bow should not cross your lifeline in your palm, always keep it to the thumb side of your lifeline. You’ll get more consistent with practice, keep it up!
IF you are dialing in pins it should be done on a level range.Shooting down hill or up hill,is a bit differant as angles differs. RELAX and enjoy the witchery of archery.
Worst part is I was dialed in but after making this video and doing some more shooting off camera I realized because of the draw length adjustment my pins are off. My 30 yard pin is now hitting at 20 yards... part of the reason the shots are so low.
the mma dude has for sure got to work on grip get those knuckles at 45 degree angle and relax that hand the bow is not going anywhere no need to grip it and dont know who said to make your draw length longer but it looks like 1/2 inch long your leaning back your not standing up straight your shoulders need to be over your hips square you might can keep the length maybe shorten the release and just stand up straight and your nose I would try and touch the tip of nose to the string not the string on the side of it. look at a bowmar nose button. also stop pointing your fingers and relax them pointing can cause you to torque the bow... that Z7 is a great bow..
Buy an adult bow and you'll see your groups be more consistent. That cruzer G2 or G3 is a youth growth bow. It's a decent bow for a kid not a grown man.
Keep shooting! I really enjoy these videos of the grind to improve. Keep it up and keep sharing.
Thank you! I will make sure to keep them coming!!!
I’d love to get into shooting bow
you dont want to "pull" or "press" the trigger, you want to put your finger on it, push the bow forward, and pull the release backwards, all while you finger is resting on the trigger, eventually, the bow will go off. same concept as will a button or a hinge, just a little easier to get off with the index/wrist strap
Haven't shot my bow in like a year. Now I wanna get back into it lol
Right on! Get after it!
Enjoyed the video. When you are shooting up or downhill, try keeping your bow arm up. Your release arm and bow arm should make a T shape, then bend at the waist to bring your sight onto your target. Your grip of your bow should not cross your lifeline in your palm, always keep it to the thumb side of your lifeline. You’ll get more consistent with practice, keep it up!
Right on! Appreciate the advice and will work on it!
IF you are dialing in pins it should be done on a level range.Shooting down hill or up hill,is a bit differant as angles differs. RELAX and enjoy the witchery of archery.
Worst part is I was dialed in but after making this video and doing some more shooting off camera I realized because of the draw length adjustment my pins are off. My 30 yard pin is now hitting at 20 yards... part of the reason the shots are so low.
the mma dude has for sure got to work on grip get those knuckles at 45 degree angle and relax that hand the bow is not going anywhere no need to grip it and dont know who said to make your draw length longer but it looks like 1/2 inch long your leaning back your not standing up straight your shoulders need to be over your hips square you might can keep the length maybe shorten the release and just stand up straight and your nose I would try and touch the tip of nose to the string not the string on the side of it. look at a bowmar nose button. also stop pointing your fingers and relax them pointing can cause you to torque the bow... that Z7 is a great bow..
Both of u need to shorten your release
Agreed, I shortened mine a half inch after and been shooting more consistently.
Buy an adult bow and you'll see your groups be more consistent. That cruzer G2 or G3 is a youth growth bow. It's a decent bow for a kid not a grown man.
not really its a great starter bow but that cruzer will shoot the same everytime if you do the same every time its the indian not the bow
Your to stiff with that left arm once shot you need to loosen of and let fall naturally may be kicking the arrow up slightly so hitting low