I can't wait to watch the TDD video! Great job guys, I always appreciate MFJJ's wisdom.

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

really appreciate the information! i heard two things i want to work on this week. Keep it up fellas!

Love these videos! Content like this is definitely helping me shoot better..Keep up the great work!!

Just earned a new sub guys! I’m 30 from South Louisiana. Had ACL replaced last August missed out on my planned elk trip. Now I’ve been cleared and will be following the work outs and shooting. I’m going back to the basics! Keep pumping out the content and “Separation is in the Preparation!”

These videos are awesome for me. I'm a very new archer. At almost a year right now, so any of these things getting pointed out are great for me to look at my own process to see if I'm doing such things and how I can correct it if I am. Thanks for sharing! Hope to see more like this.

Sweet video!!! definitely something that I’ve overlooked

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome information and breakdown on breathing and balance posture and form appreciate the vids very much

As always, great video and info!

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Just when I thought I would have to wait another day for a video, you drop this. Another great video, thank you. I will probably watch this another half a dozen times.

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

thanks G!

Excellent instruction!I did'nt even realize about weight distribution .

Just finished shooting at Jim bows here in Calgary, check my phone and see your new video. I like the breathing tips. I’m going to work on that. Good job once again.

Thinking about making the jump to a hinge, love watching the progression and techniques for using one.

@HuntsT

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't do it IMHO

Hey buddy, I have the v3x29. I am 59 years old. Due to some years of shooting and my past military experience. I have shoulder and wrist issues. Can you do a video on how to get the most out of a bow shooting lower poundage. I am shooting 58lbs 29 draw, 460 grain arrows. Axis 5mm

Thank you for the vids. MFJJ is a true badass. Keep up the good work!

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, will do!

I recently swapped from a wrist style release to a hinge and I’m having a hard time with back tension. If you could include some back tension tips in the hinge video that would be awesome!

Great tips Josh! I'll have to fly out there one day and buy a day of coaching!

I love seeing some high quality archery coaching! I currently shoot a hinge and would love to hear more about that.

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

word!

I love my pocket quiver. Used it for TAC in Michigan last year and it was amazing.

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

so far so good here!

Best videos on the planet.

Another informative video on shot process!! Please do a part 2 and maybe 3 on the use of hinge and process.

Wow!!! Thanks, that's exactly what I needed to hear. Those are the 3 tips I needed. I was getting worse every round. Holding my breathe.. balance and stability. Waiting to waaayyy to long to get my shot off with the (U.V 2.0) This is a game changer!!! Once again my life is changed... Can't thank you guys enough. "My dream is to one day fly down to the U.S and visit the shop" Maybe I'll actually have the honour of meeting you guys in person. Have a great season boys. Archer Ash Madsen, Ontario 🇨🇦

Love seeing the hard work Tim!! TDD great video, I think we all could use a mfjj

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

TDD

Josh is 100% spot on when you need to get to the click. My UV H2's are set to click as soon as I come off of the thumb pad and settle into my anchor. When I settle in then slightly rotate my back elbow (up and back), the release clicks. Nothing else moves from that point on. Zero reason to have a click any later than this and actually for me, it's a hinderance and side tracks my shot process if it's any later than this.

Try a longer click, and set your release slower. Your mind can focus on anchoring without worrying of a misfire. When you come into "set" your click should go off letting you know you're starting at the same place each time. Then your aiming/ fire sequence can begin🤙🏻

@dougbarker4760

2 жыл бұрын

Chad, I agree 100%. I think Tim has the release set way too hot. Set it colder so that you can draw with equal pressure on all three fingers and not be scared that it's gonna misfire. Then pull to the click at anchor.

I recently got the Hinge 2. I have been shooting a Hinge and a 2 Smooth for a while, but the new Hinge 2 is differently shaped. Its hard to break my habit of drawing mostly with my thumb and index finger. The adjustability of the Hinge 2 with the added magnet is awesome.

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

word we'll have to ABT with it a little bit!

At the ATA show a few years ago, they had a "Day with the Pros" seminar before the show floor opened, where they brought in several of the top shooters in the game. Every one of them spoke about the proper way to use a hinge release, and they all concurred in saying that the "click" means you are ready to start aiming, and it should happen as you come to anchor. Guy Kruger in the Level 3 US Archery coaching class this January spoke of it as well, suggesting that it is an audible marker of the "transfer to hold" moment in the NTS coaching sequence.

Please please keep doing these videos it has help me tramendisly n I love em thank you soooo much

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

Will do!

Hey guys thanks for the video. Love the content. I am always trying to find at least 1 thing every time I shoot that I can improve on. Keep it up Tim next time you might beat Dan.

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

TDD

Good job

Keep up with the awesome videos mfjj and josh! Awesome tips

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

Great pointers in this video. Would really recommend checking out Chris Bee’s latest video talking about the hinge 2 or George Ryals video that talks about getting to the click on your release. The click should set as you hit your anchor point instead of simply rotating to the click.

I go full draw to the anchor settle the back shoulder load the tension click then begin the shot

TDD!!! I have been growing frustrated with my hinge, because it has taken me too long to aim and fire at longer distances. Going to try getting the click to go off before/when I anchor like you suggested. That seems to be my issue, I get tired and out of oxygen and then make a crappy shot.

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

TDD

That breathing info does work. If only it could cure my left eye dominance.

Josh must have noticed over the last few videos you started to Lean, I noticed it during one of the shoot offs .I need to take a trip to Spokane I live in Washington aswell .

Can we get a video setting up a sight tape with archers advantage?

Josh's patience and willing to work with you and Dan is fantastic. I need to send Josh some business his way.

A lot of people use the click to let them know that they've settled their back they're loaded up on tension they're on anchor come to anchor load Lower the back shoulder load the tension click and begin then begin to pull through the shot it's all like one motion once you get it down and don't take with maybe 3 to 5 To fire the shot but I shoot more of a relaxed index finger and just let the injure roll I do not Rotate the hinge myself I kind of Anchor drop my shoulder to the click and then I just start relaxing my 1st finger ray up in the shot fires George riles is really good

Great tips. Would also like to hear instructions on front shoulder position and aiming.

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

Noted!

Keep grinding Tim... T.D.D!!

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

TDD

Tim you had the SHAKES in the last video shooting 3d with Dan and Jake. Rotating to the click faster will help alot with that!

I'd love to pay MFJJ to watch me draw my bow and yell at me! I'm moving to Wyoming and head out in July to move some things, and have plenty of free time for a trip to Washington!

#TDD Also you guys should do an east coast tour

Whats a good beginner hinge relese ? I'm in my 40s only used a wrist release .

MFJJ!!!!!! Dudes the Goat I gotta make a trip out there an Come Shoot, Great Video Big TIM Keep Gettin After it, I Know you could beat Dan, this right here I think gonna Help You A lot Brotha #GetSome✊🏽 and We Need a Vegas 300 Round from You guys, I Think That would definitely be a Dope Video of All 4 of you, Tim, Dan, Jake, and MFJJ shoot a 300 Round, Just Saaaaaaayin Just Sayin, I'm Rootin for You Big Tim Do WORK

A video on how much tension to have in you release hand and bow are at full draw would be good. Also how relaxed to be during the shot

Could not figure out why my vision would get fuzzy 🤯 learning so much from these videos! Thanks guys

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to help!

thanks for the tips I am still very noob at this. you are saying I should not be braced my "core" like I am squatting ?

Great info.Where is this shop located?

hey Dan, What pants are you wearing with that little right side hip pocket?

The breathing thing goes out the window when you are hunting. Just no way to do a breath sequence when you have just walked up a hill. Is there something we can do while breathing heavy?. Would like the advise as I find my form goes out the window in this situation. I just aim and hit the trigger. Thanks

It's the small details that together ( lol) will make anyone a better archer. I know as I've become older ( 72) the breathing part is vital. Something that is often overlooked and not mentioned much is " being in archery shooting " shape. Usually, for young people that's not much of an issue for a few arrows. But as you continue to shoot arrow after arrow in the yard or indoors not being in archery shape shows up fast. This was a good video for sure.

Question🙋🏼‍♂️. If I'm using proper "back tension' should it make my shoulder blades ache? Ps love the videos keep them going. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve learned my lower scaps get really sore and were weak prior to learning back tension.. maybe you are experiencing something similar - TC

@haydenbannister5591

2 жыл бұрын

@@ElkShape yeah that's what I'm getting. I shoot loads better with back tension' than thumb.

Besides the hunting, these are definitely my favorite videos. Can never obtain too much info. Thanks for the great tips MFJJ !

My guy mfjj has been slackin here lately with videos up on his channel lol

Great tips!

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Tim, I noticed when watching you three guys doing the 3-d competition you were leaning then too. Just saying! Look at that vid yourself. 👍👍

I don't agree with jump to the click deal. The click I find is most helpful when you find your anchor and have the starting back tension required for your shot process and once you are anchored and are about to begin aiming it clicks and that becomes your baseline for aiming

How does this translate to a hunting scenario? I feel my foundation has to be different everytime I have a shot.

Could have watched hours of this

If you workout like Dan you will be able to run on less O2 than most and won’t be as tired.

I'm not trying to critique anything. But it seems to me that there was a little flinch or something that was going on on the release in the last 2d shoot. I think that if you were shooting a thumb your score would have been a lot better.

Do you believe in a hard aim and a soft aimsoft aim a lot of guys rotate to click while they're in their soft aim

Why is it taboo to hunt with a hinge , is it about ethics or simply not being able to “rush” a shot to get it off?

Like watching on Roku but it doesn't have a like button

Stacked posture is nice however if you do not learn to relax enough to take out the excess muscle tension in the body from the feet on up your body you will be like the people who pass out while standing at attention.

MFJJ is an national treasure, just a wealth of knowledge and everything he says makes absolute sense.

SLEEPER

I could tell you’re much more stable

I feel like if you just switched to a GMC or a Chevy pick up you would be more competitive. Just stating facts I know it is hard to hear.

@ElkShape

2 жыл бұрын

lol.. just need a dodge and a sauna and I could be like JAke

@jesselost05420

2 жыл бұрын

@@ElkShape Lmao