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okay so i've had a lot of people ask me
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to explain my personal shooting
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technique
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to them um on youtube
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uh most of my videos have always been
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for instagram and they were under a
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minute
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so this is a new concept for me so
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bear with me and again for for the first
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time i should say
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this is my personal shooting technique
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i'm not saying it's the best i'm not
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saying it's correct
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i'm just saying that after years of
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shooting this is how i found
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the most efficient way for me to be
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accurate
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so that being said
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let's get to shooting uh this is a long
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bow
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i shoot carbon arrows i like the
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consistency of them
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i shoot with a tab and
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i tend to shoot with a closed stance
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the more open your stance is the shorter
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your draw length is going to become
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so if you have a lot of problem with arm
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slap
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because your stance is so close to see
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where my string is you can open up your
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stance and that will get your string
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away from your arm
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but i tend to use a more of a closed
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stance i like a tab and i use a deep
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hook
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so i'm putting it there and i'm
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hooking that up so i'm doing that i'm
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not trying to hold the bow with the tips
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of my fingers i have it in here
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the concept of a clean release to me is
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the same as like dropping a bucket if
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you had a
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bucket in your hand and you wanted to
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drop it cleanly you would just open your
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hand
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so with that being said
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i probably studied all the shooting
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techniques that you can
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um i probably use a little bit of
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everything
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in my subconscious or i'm not really
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thinking about it
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but generally my aiming technique is
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instinctive i'm looking for a very
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specific
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place to hit um i'm aiming for like a
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hole that's already in that apple i'm
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not just aiming at the apple
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um that's why i'm always saying
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aim small but with that being said what
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i do
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like i said closed stance deep hook
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i hold the bow fairly loosely i have all
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my fingers on it but
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it's still a fairly loose grip i'm not
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holding it for my life at all
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the best thing that i've found is try to
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make your initial
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pull back like this at an
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angle your shoulders will appreciate
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that
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after years and years of pulling back so
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what i do is i imagine that there's a
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laser
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coming out of the front of this bow this
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this arrow
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and i put the bow where i think that
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laser
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needs to be in order to hit it so when i
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practice most of my practice is around
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14-15 yards i'm not compensating for the
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arrow going down it's all
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completely instinctive and i'm just
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acting like there's a laser coming out
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of the tip of this arrow
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so when i come to full draw
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let me back up and say that i found when
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shooting at
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short distances at smaller targets
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i like the arrow as close to my dominant
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eye as possible
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again i find this works best for
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shooting at
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small objects a very close situation so
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under 15 yards so when i'm coming to
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full draw i put this
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arrow as close as i can to my dominant
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eye
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what i also do is i essentially have two
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anchor points
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so when i come back and i don't like to
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think of it as an anchor point don't
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think of it as a place to come to rest
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what you want to do is come i come to my
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first anchor point
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it's about here and i'm doing all my
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aiming and i'm getting ready to release
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the arrow
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and as you can see that feather is only
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about an
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eighth of an inch from my nose but once
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i've done my aiming and i'm ready to rip
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i'll just pull straight back until that
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feather touches my nose
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and then i try to make a clean release
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the only thought in my head when i'm
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making the release
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is once that feather touches my nose
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i try to imagine a golf ball dropping
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off my shoulder
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and i want to bring my hand back to
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catch it
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so i'm getting lost in my whole train of
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thought i'm gonna do a uh
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take a shot show it to you and
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we'll just kind of call it call it a day
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the only other thing that i would
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recommend is when you're aiming
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try not to worry about holding your bow
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dead center the thing is always going to
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float it's always going to bounce around
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the harder you try to keep it still
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the more it's going to float around so
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just let the bow float
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um do your aiming and
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whether you're using a trigger or the
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feather touching your nose
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when you release it all that floating is
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gonna take care of itself don't even
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worry about it um
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but the last thing that i want you to
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think of is when you're at full draw
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imagine you're shooting a rifle and your
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back elbow
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is the back sights of that rifle and the
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tip of this arrow is the front sight of
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the rifle so in your mind
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if you can get that all to line up
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and then when you release if you're
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using that
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aiming technique of thinking of a laser
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coming out of that
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arrow things should hopefully work out
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for you if you have that back elbow
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lined up with that front
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it's almost hard to miss so anyway i'll
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take a
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couple shots show you my form i don't
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know if i'll leave the comments open on
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this
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because people tend to chime in with
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nasty stuff but
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we'll see if you have questions hit me
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up and i'll just take a couple shots and
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we'll go from there so first my stance
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deep hook and then i'm focusing on
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exactly where i want to hit
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so let's just say for instance i want to
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hit that apple
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pull back this way from the full draw
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settle in pull back till that
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feather touches your nose and grab that
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golf ball
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that's what i got for you if you have
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any questions
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hit me up i hope this explains
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some things to certain people if it
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helps you
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good for you uh if i can help somebody
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out there that's awesome
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y'all have a great day and i'll just
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finish up the show
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all right you all have a great day aim
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