I swear to god, I can't thank enough the people who uploads content to KZread. Thank you very much!! In the past two years KZread video creators had helped me masively with my electronics degree, and now that I'm getting into archery it's doing it again.

Please keep up the great instructional videos! I found you by searching for exercises for sore shoulders from shooting a compound bow. I was a textbook example in your video. I am 64 years old. The soreness has been hurting my shooting for some time. I have been doing physical therapy exercises for about a week and getting better already. Since I found your video I have changed my shot process and it is helping my accuracy and wellbeing a lot - after just one day. I was pulling straight back parallel with my chest as you said don't do, and my shoulders were killing me. Can't even sleep on my side. Now with the proper back tension, I do not feel the pain when I shoot. The back tension was never explained as clearly as in your videos. Thank you! Thank you!

i JUST WANR TO THANKS FOR PUSH ARCHERY FOR THIS VIDEO YOU GUYS ROCK I AM FROM SOUTH AFRICA WE DO NOT HAVE TEACHERS HERE LIKE YOU HAVE THERE SO THANKS FOR THIS TEACHING VIDEO .

Best example of back tension I have ever heard or exsplination

I attended this seminar and decided to rebuild my shot after I heard Tom speak. I ended up purchasing Solid Archery Mechanics a short time later, and it’s been the best thing I’ve ever done to improve my shot. I imagine it’s maybe not for everyone, but of everyone who gives it a shot I doubt there are very few who wouldn’t benefit from it. I highly recommend it. Well worth the money.

@spacemonkey1776

2 жыл бұрын

How much does it cost?

Great explanation of back tension. Been working on it for a couple of years after, for reasons stated by Tom, a shoulder injury forced me to improve my form and that really does put it clearly and succinctly. Thanks a lot Tom.

Tom thank you for sharing your knowledge !!!! We in Russia watch you and learn from you.

So far, THE BEST explanation of draw length wall online! Thank you su much posting this online 4us oversees! Greets from Switzerland

Love the visual, compliments those coaching moments episodes. Thanks much.

Tom is a beast! Such a master!

I was at this seminar, it’s nice to be able to watch it again. Thanks

I watched Tom's seminar today in response to a new vintage bow gentleman's request for any you tubers instructions.shot recurve since 1990. But at hunt camp this year shooting got way off.watched seminar and within 15 minutes I was back on target.back tension tip put the joy back in shooting..I should pay him for getting me back in the game! Will never forget that tip!

@peteparrot235

6 ай бұрын

Also,I feel at least 10 lbs stronger on the draw that way.win. win.

These tips are the best, helped me so much. Thanks Tom!

Great video man. Heres what I have found about colapsing when comming through the clicker... i corrected this by use of a shot trainer. The shot trainer will amplify the collapse. Work with the shot trainer untill you can finish the shot strong. Your brain will make the proper adjustments so that you correct the collapse.

That was awesome. Thanks Tom. Something about guys named Tom. They are fantastic. Ha

I learned A LOT! Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge!!

This explained I think every question I been having...

This came at the time it was needed. Appreciate your presentation

You're the freaking man Tom

Tom appears to describe a lot of of what was written in the book 'Zen in the art of Archery by Eugen Herrigal' where Tom describes the point of automatic release. This video brought lot of context home, from formal lessons, online tutorial as well as range time each week for past four months. for most of the past month, have been shooting pretty much 8 ring and inner rings, even hitting 3 10x's on 60cm target 20 yards using Olympic recurve on a single round before my conscious gremlin took over and snaffed things up. this helps tremendously. excellent video. here in the UK, seem to be steered into Olympic.. :-( but thanks for great video on back tension, explanation of the muscles and even exercises to rewire the brain!

I like what you are saying. Create a system and repeat it every time you shoot.

Fantastic THANK YOU SO MUCH.

Terry Wunderle was considered a kook @ 1st when he stressed years ago forget the aim. Terry was way ahead of his time!

I am glad you said follow through!

Excelent advises! Thank you !

Outstanding

This is awesome

When I 1st started...my nephew taught me this exact way to draw. Though I wasn't using a traditional bow. My 1st bow was an early 70's offset wheel Ben Pearson..50lb draw, set for a 29" draw (I still have it). This lesson will Definitely save your shoulder, and increase your accuracy. I currently now have a Hoyt compound, and 2 recurves 40 & 50 lbs., plus the Pearson offset.

@johnbottone4996

Жыл бұрын

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@johnbottone4996

Жыл бұрын

Great video and what the archery World needed to show people the correct way to do things very intuitive excellent Lefty from New Jersey

Man, this is great, but I wish there were time stamps.

Very informative presentation. I’ve been battling TP for 15 years and I think this can help. I am definitely going to try the clicker. What bands is he using for the release practice.

I could never get anywhere thinking about JUST the back tension! Actually when I concentrate on back tension, I get WORSE! Cause then you'll pull to anchor and concentrate on your back but then your hand won't release! lol...Theres no trigger...With a clicker, it might be much easier but I'm a barebow guy...

thankyou for getting me to the scapula thought i would not get that

Gold

When i draw to 'toms' anchor point, i need a knew bow with maybe 32" draw length. How is it for you guys?

Make sure you can handle the draw weight! Technology has allowed us to create energy much easier.

For hunting how long should someone be able to hold a bow steady at full draw???

Don't worry about weird stuff. Stay in your bow for three seconds after the arrow hits the target.

I watched 20 minutes of it. Really good. Just curious do you apply the same method when using thumb release?

@ehisey

3 жыл бұрын

Thumbshooter. Yes use a very similar approach. Big changes are the draw is longer, and there is a higher arc to the draw instead of the flat pull.

This info is almost too good to be free.

Practice on a big target in the dark.

Instead if "catching the ball" i prefer snatching the soul.

This is great but I am still hitting the crap out of my face. Mostly my nose. No matter how straight I keep my head. I think I am still coming away from my face with the release, so hopefully that's the problem.

@kolt3273

3 жыл бұрын

Did you ever figure it out?

@NathenDanforth

2 жыл бұрын

I'd love to know if you figured it out too

Do things the same way every time.

I thought you were shooting at the rabbit

I was there!

@mikeneuburger3989

4 жыл бұрын

MatthewWagnerNOECA K-Zoo expo is always great, this year was no exception.

Train! Don't shoot! You are not slinging arrows. The entirety of the off season is making sure you eat well.

well shit I thought you were shootin at the rabbit lol

You frame is not square and you pluck.