👋 Paige! Your a great teacher and I appreciate what that does for the young and upcoming archers, and those looking for help! Keep up the fine work!

So helpful, thanks Paige. I love the emphasis on personal adjustments and ok to make something work for you👍🏼

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The most informative video on bars and weights hands down.

Great vid from one of the hardest working & most genuine ladies in compound archery. Nice one, Paige !

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I have had issues with sight dips and the bubble floating left. Watched this video and will try to make necessary adjustment later! This was a very helpful video!!

As a long time Bowtech shooter, it's great to see someone having so much success with them. Hope it continues.

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I have struggled with bow canting for as long as I’ve been shooting so today I put my back bar on the right side of my bow and MY BUBBLE FLOATED RIGHT TO THE MIDDLE! Yahoo!!! My form had an immediate response to this slight change. I just want you to know that your video helped me tremendously. Thank you and I appreciate all you do!

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Thanks for all the good advice, Paige. You’re such a good teacher 😊

Easy and simple explanation... Thank you Paige Pearce

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Excellent video, you are natural teacher. Great tips. Thank you.

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That's a great tutorial. Thanks for sharing your insights with us.

Hi Paige, thank you for your advises; they are very logical and practical. I was a decent archer ...but now I am very old and confused by my lac of strength. I wish you all the success because you deserve it as a champion and as a good person. Ciao

Excellent explanations and advice.

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As a new archer (at 55 years old), and moving to compound from recurve, this makes so much sense....I know I can improve my sight picture, but wasn't sure how. You have now given me more confidence in my setup. thank you Paige!

Thanks for all the advice and describing your setuo

I love putting most weight up front. It also reminds me not to shoot with a high wrist coz it helps push the lower part of the grip into my hand. Thanks for the tips, Paige!!

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Great knowledge. Tks

I used to play play golf for a living and just found archery and mainly to bow hunt 3 days ago. But... I shot the SS34 and it's amazing how close archery and golf is mentally and routine and form. I used to shoot competition trap and open sites so that helps a lot but holy shit I am addicted and quitting golf. your sarcasm is awesome and i appreciate your way of teaching.

Great video, I never thought to raise my back bar to eliminate the sight dips....tried it and low and behold dips are almost completely gone...thanks for the advice you're awesome!

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Jesse Renwick of course not a problem!! I’m so happy that helped! It won’t work for everyone that was just my person experience so I’m glad it worked for you!

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Okay, now I have work to do. Thanks for the tips. Especially on the suggestion regarding the dip bang or "fallout" feeling I get with my new bow. I'll be trying to move my back bar weight up on the bow to see if that helps that feeling.

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Great genuine advice!!!

Fantastic info Paige!!

Thanks Paige for all your advice since I've been following you I have become a better shooter you're not only beautiful you're very wise thanks and keep on with the videos.

Brilliant info, Thanks Paige.

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Dear mrs Pearce, First: a big thank you for your insights, tips, .. technical advice. It is sound and easely understandable, .. so usefull for many. A tiny addendum, if I may: when tinkering with cam-timing, you are also tinkering with the pressure of the grip in your bow-hand. So, afaik, it is also important to check out the grip-position and angle of the grip, before working on cam-timing. Sometimes it is beneficial (offcourse very personal) to check the angle of the grip, being it low or high. Unfortunatly, often and most of the time, one needs custom grips or tools to change the angle of the grip but IMHO this is something that is often overlooked AND an important feature to check. ( it will also change drawlength)

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You are right… but the way I shoot I have my wrist very low and locked all the way back so it can’t change. I’m not a fan at all of all those high grip options (unless that is as far back as someone’s wrist bends). For me if I break my wrist for a high wrist grip under pressure it never feels the same, and I can push forward or relax back and it’s not consistent. So I choose my grip angle based off what allows me to shoot my wrist with bone to bone alignment. Then I’ll play with the timing as it changes how it aims drastically when you aren’t changing grips.

Very good video! One of the best I have seen regard bars! Very in debt!

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Thank you Paige , it's very interesting.

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Really good. Appreciated.

Just found this video - very grateful for it.

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Great video, thank you so much 🤗

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fabulous share, thank you

thank you very much!

Great advice thank you

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Great video! Thanks Paige!

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Great video. Thanks Paige

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Good tips happy days!

Thanks!

Excellent video

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One important caveat to add in regards to setting your bubble with your eyes closed. Many people have issues with their balance proprioception when they close their eyes. This could introduce a completely wild variance when they go back to aiming with their eyes open.

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Thank you... I thought that my setup was kind of weird but it works for me.

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Holy shit someone who noticed the smart way to balance stabilizers! Weight at distance is how you reduce pin float. Heavy up close is just heavy. As a hunter, I position my back bar to adjust the center of gravity to keep the bow from spinning upon release. That's mostly how I position my weights and bars. If it jumps out of my hand with rotation of any kind then I adjust until it doesn't. Then I add as much front weight as I can without making things worse. Further out the better.

Thanks for the great video. Would love some insight on optics ? Thanks for your time.

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That first axis make sense but I goes against all we know lol it can mess with you brain a little but it works thank you for a great tip you are a great instructor

thank you for the comments about weights! Everybody is different; more weight is not always better because a person's frame and body type may not be able to hold it! Form comes first!

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Holy Crap Paige I am so very sorry you didn't get that last arrow but you really are looking good out there at the 2020 U.S. Women's Comp. The wind looked like it was just nutz it was a real intense you are a real solid shooter and deserve that gold.

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haha yeah it's just like pro golf! I had expensive personalized shafts for my body type and body torque and club speed and ball flight etc... I am very excited

Good info!

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ya know, the competitor in me "thought" my bars were set up to balance properly.....BUT, you know dang well I went downstairs immediately after watching this video to make sure... :) LOL!!!! Nice vid!

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Brian Vandenboom Hahaa that’s hilarious. I don’t really believe in like “balanced” as far as front to back. Mine nose dives right now with all the front weight 😂 but the left and right it’s definitely way more forgiving to have it where your bubble wants to stay out in the middle instead of having to fight it!

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@@PaigePearceinsight yes, I should have been more clear than "balanced"....I basically did what you said in the vid. Got to full draw with my eyes closed and settled in....Then opened my eyes to see if the bubble level was set in the middle. It was, so I was ok, BUT I was not confident in this after watching your video....I am only running 5 or 6 oz on front and 16 oz on back bar so I do not have the huge weights that a lot of others have. Seems to work well for me, but we will find out just how well in a few of weeks in London, Ky! See you in a few weeks!!! I love the energy you put into your videos! Totally shows!!!!!

It’s a lot of work but I am sure it will be worth it. Thanks!!

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i like the concept of make you bow aim better

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Great advice Dawkins lol nice going Paige!!!

Huh. I have had a problem for ages as a right handed shooter keeping my bubble level as I am always canted to the left. If I run my back bar on the RIGHT side that might help me pull the bubble level. Of course I think I should still check my 1st, 2nd and 3rd axis, but I think they are still true. Looks like I have something to try at tomorrow's practice!

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What kind of material did you put on your grip. Great video 40 years ago we didn’t use a bubble we worried about making the bow steady an dropping away at the shots so most just used a front stabilizer 👍

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Sayyy Paige I know you used to shoot PSE have you tried the new Evo NXT 33 or the 35? I'm fitting stabilizers to my 31 (I'm a shrimp DL 26ish). Very smooth draw. Feels 10#'s lighter than what is set.

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The Amazing Goldfish nope! I’m sorry I haven’t shot a PSE since like 2016 when I switched. But that’s good if the draw cycle feels nice!

Hi Paige! I meant master, i I'm a beginner archery and I would like to ask you questions. What is your favorite arrows kind you use for competitions carbon or aluminum kind ? And what is your weight draw you set on your bow to shoot.would love to have a explain video about that and could be helpful for all people loves see what you do and loves watching your videos peace 🏹

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Very Very Good information and very well put you explain the information very well many thank for the information, keep Bowtech in that number 1 slot refuse to follow.

good lord you are BEAUTIFUL !!!!

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Just looking at the walls behind her- she knows what's she's telling us. Quite the lady- always a champion!!!

Hi. Hopefully you can answer this question.Why do target archers us a longer sight bar than a shorter bar?

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Running your bar out can help increase lens magnification, you can use the sight bar to help torque tune your bow if you want, and for me I’m running mine out for the scope power but also because I have to use such a small peep to clear everything up I have to run it out that far to be able to see the whole housing through my peep. If I ran it in I couldn’t center my scope housing in my peep at all. So it’s numerous reasons but it’s nice to have the option to do so just in case you need to run it out :)

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@@PaigePearceinsight Thank you.This was very helpful.

When doing cam timing, are you just moving the stops or are you adding and removing twists?

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4 жыл бұрын

Chris Christenson you should time your cams perfectly and then set the stops according to your draw length that you feel is most comfortable. Then you can add or subtract minor twist for upper or lower pre-contact with the limb stops. Like Paige said your searching for the best hold. I personally like my bottom stop to contact about a credit card thickness or even a little less, for me this helps me up into the target better. However, it’s something you will have to decide on. Experiment away!

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Good stuff I never pay attention to my buddies though

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illustration with the combination of your explanation would be nice

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Wish I could find someone who actually shows you how to do this. I’m a visual learner.

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How does this even have dislikes? Unless you have the clout, the checks and the medals your best option is to hit the like button. Dislikers lose all their arrows at local leagues legend has it.

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At 76 yo I am trying to get back into target archery. My main problem so far is lack of bow shoulder strength. Where should I start without injuring my shoulder??

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Жыл бұрын

I would say that’s no different than someone new going to the gym. Shoot a light bow with light poundage and just slowly walk yourself up as you build strength. I don’t do workouts I just shoot but it’s just staring where you are comfortable and doing small increases

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@@PaigePearceinsight Thanks Paige, I'll give this a try..

what are your thoughts on angled front bars mounts 10 degree down 15 degree etc....

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4 жыл бұрын

bullet 1379 I have tried one before. I honestly didn’t notice too much of a difference. It will change how the bow balances in your hand but I felt I aimed better without it. Just like I said in the video it’s all so customized that it’s worth a try to just test it! :) if you don’t like it you can always switch back. It’s just a dang guess and check game honestly

Where is the form video?

if your going to refer to another video you should link it in the description, it will keep people in your video line up and keep people watch your videos otherwise we just go looking somewhere else.

You are actually a very pretty face!

Simple forget your Aim & focus on the back end!!!

Wow.. I thought I was strange for running it on my right ..

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Don’t you always want the cams hitting at the same time

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Жыл бұрын

Nope. You can run it top ahead, even, or bottom ahead. And different amounts as well. If they are set with one ahead just make sure you pull hard enough that both stops still touch through your whole shot. If they don’t then it’s too much for you and set them closer to even.

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Had the bow set up at a pro shop. It performed just fine kzread.infoUgkxQEKUoxLWwayEDZR0NKB-5limn4MBU-2L . And I would say this is a good starting now that I could pass down to my son when he is older.But the package was missing the release and a nock was missing from one arrow.Dealing with customer support was terrible. They suggested I buy a new release rather than correct their own quality control issue because it’s to expensive for the. to ship it out from China.Update: manufacturer got back to me and resolved the issue. I retract the above statement.

SOOooo Paige, would you still respect a guy that just wants to shoot target and not hunt?

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3 жыл бұрын

Of course! There are a lot of people that shoot target but don’t hunt. Just like there are many that hunt and don’t shoot target.

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@@PaigePearceinsight Hello Miss Peirce, should you have time and consider answering this, I've heard you have been seeing Levi Tate? If I remember correctly the announcer at an Foley competition commented on how "steady" his aim was...... Could you point me towards one of his videos for advice on steadying your aim. I'm still struggling at 20 yards. Thanks 🏹🤠👍

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