Recurve Bow & Arrow CRASH COURSE!
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Brianna (@briannacurley91) head to the Bow N Arrow Shop (@bownarrow.inc) in Lakeside California in San Diego County to get a crash course on shooting a recurve bow and arrow from Ernest (@BowNArrowShop). Big thank you to Ernest for teaching her HOW TO shoot recurve archery!
www.bowdisciples.com
IG: jamesvisser & bowdisciples
Realty: james@judsonre.com
Dude this guy seems like he would make a great instructor! Calm, informative, and patient.
For sure
I like how informative and humble he is
He's the man!
Agree unfortunately when I bought mine the guy just kinda went through the motions and never explained anything to me. Way to go salesman! Thanks for sharing
Beware, traditional archery is very addictive. Glad to see you give it a try.
Oh yeah! Thanks man
I prefer traditional archery myself. So far, the closest I've come to shooting a compound is when my cousin-in-law let me shoot his crossbow for a bit, unless you wanna count that as compound.
I find the crossbow a little too time consuming for my taste, having to hold it down with your foot and pull the string (or rather, cord) back with that pull assist tool [whatever it's called].
I did have a little fun with it at the time, but I prefer pulling the arrow out from a quiver, nocking it on the string, pulling it back (without assistance) and letting it go.
I've had a long bow for years that's beginner/intermediate, and just fairly recently got a recurve. I use 'em both back and forth, switching between the 2 depending on which arrow I pulled out.
But I'm thinking I'll get a second quiver to have a designated one for each bow, with the arrows I use for my longbow being in one, and the arrows for my recurve in the other.
When the bowstring begins to hit the hand, the tightening usually stops.
I love this! Been shooting a longbow for 30 years and traditional archery is the most humbling yet rewarding form of archery there is! Would love to see the crew out on the course with traditional gear one of these days!
Thanks man, it's fun!
Agree! Trad and compound are both apart of archery but are completely different skill sets. Still cannot decide which is more fun.
@@caseyhille8293 Both are great!
Very nice!! I don't shoot recurve but the husband does. Makes it look easy. Bri looked like she was having a lot of fun!
She was! It was great
Good job! Trad bows are very fun to shoot! Keep at it!
Yeah very fun!
Oh man, I went there a week ago, at first you come in everyone serious, as soon as you talk about bow, everyone is chatting, got to use the same bow, they were really awesome
Love it!
This is good to watch because it help me see all the wrong things I have and will do with my new hurting bare bow
Nice
It's like a Mathews SAS to string the bow. Learn something new every day
Yessir!
I did buy a cheap Recurve last year, The Black Hunter take down. Thought I would give it a go, put a good shop made string on it, the bow would shoot a lot better than I can but its brilliant fun...🏹👍👍
Awesome, it is a good time
Excellent! Now you are gonna have some fun! It's a whole new game without sights.
After a few hundred arrows you will get the hang of it. Kinda like throwing a baseball to someone.
They call it Instinctive Shooting. This is how it all started. Wait till you get a Bear Grizzly or a Bear Kodiak Magnum in your hands. Started Traditional a year and a half ago. There's a learning curve for sure, but man it's fun!
I actually first started instinctively shooting. Definitely enjoy it!
"Where did it go?" 😂 That was cute. Thanks for the video. I found my bow from way back and I think I'll bust it out. Ive forgotten everything so this is perfect
Awesome! Have fun with it
I haven't shot since i was a kid.it was my primary means of hunting. Then life got it the way.its been 25 year amd my little boy is all about it. Hes 9. And graduated from his first kid bow now its time for a real one. Hes a excellent shot better then me at this point but he has gotten me very interested again. Im getting my equipment together. We just put a range in the basement and we both plan to hunt this new year after a few monts of practice for me.
That's awesome! Welcome back
👍 Recurve bow you sure are gonna enjoy it lady !! 🏹🏹 !!
She had fun!
been thinking of getting a takedown /survival bow for sometime now lol .great show you guys !
Thanks so much man!
Great technique! I love seeing people “pulling through” their shots and utilizing this technique. Im tired of people trying to force the “open up the fingers” technique on others.
Yessir
Get that young lady a Tab to shoot with. Learning recurve is awesome 👍🏻
She got one 👍
What a good bow to start with? I don’t want something crazy expensive but I don’t want junk either. Thanks.
Tough to say! Head to an archery shop and tell them what your goals are 👍
My mom got my grandfathers old recurve bow( my dads dad) it was once top of the line competition bow. She recently wanted to try archery. She can’t pull it yet. We went to Cabellers to get it tooned. It created a line because it was a “ troublesome bow “
Glad she wants to get into it!
@@BowDisciples So am I
@@huntinhick8786 Sweet!
Get a tab, shooting bare fingers is rough on your digits. If you’re shooting 3 under get a 3 under tab. Gives you a much cleaner release off the bowstring.
Thanks
I will say for her first time bare bow shooting she is doing great wow. Yeah I'm going to follow her
Thanks
good instruction, good job.
I've watched many videos with people saying that you do not have to unstring the bow when you're not using it unless it's going to be a long time without using it
Not meaning to be a smart ass but shooting a recurve in this style is not instinctive. It’s “ gap” aiming which is learning where to visually hold the arrow point in relation to the target. Instinctive is like throwing a baseball- you just look at where you want the ball to go and throw. It’s an unconscious act basically. Instinctive shooting requires literally thousands of shots to train your muscles!eyes etc to automatically do all the movements without you even thinking about it. I was a recurve and long bow archer for years beginning in 1963 at 13 years old. Years later I got into building self and laminated long bows. Been there done that. I wished I lived near you guys so I could help Bri on this. How many pounds was she pulling on that recurve? Just wondering as I’m a lefty too.
I'm not sure the weight it was
If you get the chance pick yourself up a finger tab. It will help your fingers from going numb/pain. Great shooting. Welcome to trad
Thanks!
I use this everyday. I recommend you buying this.
Niceee
Got a 25/50 compound bow when i was 10. I practiced pulling it back everyday until i actually was strong enough. Learned very quickly not to overextendthe elbow lol.
Nice
I now see what you have to do/whom you have to take with you to get attentive service at a bow shop.....
anyone who walks into this shop gets full attention
Relaxing and release
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I'm getting interested into Recurve bow's also it's looks like fun
Give it a go!
Its adictive
It cool to see a compound shooter switch it up to recurve
It would be nice to know how is she like recurve
Thank you.
You're welcome
That's me with a recurve. " where did it go?"
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Brianna: If you're coming over to the light side, and you wanna know about recurve shooting, check out Florida-based 2-times-Olympic silver medallist Jake Kaminski's channel here on You Tube.
These days he's learning his way into barebow (3 fingers under) but there ain't much he doesn't know about recurve shooting, and he's putting it all out there on TH-cam. Maybe a Kaminski/Disciples joint production wouid be good viewing. Check him oput.
th-cam.com/users/JakeKaminskiArcheryfeatured
Loving your stuff, BTW - although I doubt I'm ever gonna fall in love with compound bows. Too much like the archer is operating a machine. With recurve the 'machine' is an organic combination of bow, arrow, and archer. But hey - if it floats your boat . . .
Thanks for the comment!
yeah i agggggggrrrrrreeeeee ! lol
@@rick31869 Thanks!
Be careful with the stringer. I busted the skin on my head taking the string off. Def woke me up lol
Oh dang 🤣
Is that a samicm sage bow
You're shooting without an arm guard in a tank top. 😊 hit that forearm, and you won't forget one the next time!! 😁 It's like a drug. It gets addicting. Love the unstructors' explanations.
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I did not know there was a difference in loop size....I'm sure when I get home and look at my string it's going to be insanely obvious now lol
Hahaha yup
He said “shaft”
😂
Did I miss the fact that they didn't check her span?? Or see what weight that she could pull?
oh boy, this could be a deep rabbit hole. intern turned trad-tern.
Who knows!
Is that the "bow shop" in bako?
YOU WANNA LOOK DOWN THAT DEEP ARROW SHAFT. DEEP SHAFT.
Nice
forget the arrow look at where you want to hit youll do way better and iam also a lefty shooter but for both lefty or righty look at what you want to hit also split finger works best at least for me it does
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Giggety. I will use her own, least offensive comment of "I'm very engaged right now". In seriousness I used to shoot one but always used a finger tab release.
Very nice Jim!
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So good!
Great video very useful for a beginner,
Thank you! Glad it was helpful
I bought a 56" 60lb recurve bow and was kind of struggling to unstring it, now it's easy done, thanks
You bet! Thank you
dont yall use tabs?
Sometimes
Now can you show us how you teach annold man with a ZZ top beard?
Sure
Quick learner
Thanks
What's your OF Baby girl
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Meh just throw a D loop on there 🤣
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Good Heavens! A rank beginner without an arm guard! Yikes!!!!!
Haha
a horrible instructor.. pls dont shoot your first arrows with him...
Lol
Definitely like that bow, what make specs? Thank you...
Don't know