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Where can I get that now in Australia?

Thank you! Your video helped me tremendously!

What backing are you using for your targets?

where can i get a real bow sight that is similar to the one at 2:17

What rests do you have on these? I’ve been looking for a good rest for my Razorback

Snarky comments notwithstanding (many of which I enjoyed) I think the better question is why so many archers are deconditioned. My archery improved dramatically and I greatly reduced muscle aches after I started a regular conditioning program. I prefer 3D as opposed to static archery. In addition to 30 minutes of archery 5 days a week, I walk at least a mile each day and practice another 30 minutes of beginner yoga postures. If I can do this at 71, all archers should be able to add some reasonable conditioning program to their practice. The vast majority of us will never have Ms. Loring’s physique, we will all enjoy archery more and improve with conditioning.

It surprises me that only now do I learn that bows, even the most expensive ones, are such a shitty quality that they would break when you dry shot them. This is outrageous. Probably could be easily resolved if bow makers simply wanted them to absorb the dry shot correctly, but apparently they don't give a shit.

OTHER ARCHERS ON RANGE?! Scary!

Good exercise :)

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i am thinking of making my own hunting heads but i need to know the most common size eg- thickness of the head shaft-i will be casting alloy or brass ones-any thoughts would be great tyia

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What camera set up are you using?

Metbows are great, as soon, as You get used to the wide arrow pass!

I think…that grouping, with 26 arrows, the target won’t be getting up 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️

From where you are shooting from, to the face of the target is 20 meters? 🤨

Wow

First, in the slow motion, you turned the bow too late, probably because your reaction is not faster than the arrow. Second, even if you are faster enough, what's the point of doing this in archery? You mitigate spine, but you also eliminate all other benefits by using a bow, such as accuracy, consistency, and so on. You made archery being like shooting a basketball or slinger... If you want to shoot others' arrows back in war, tong-ah archery may work.

There are a lot of other archery brands out there. Boycotting Sanlida shouldn't be so difficult. What's more important? Dignity & integrity or $$$$? I hope the company learns their lesson.

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I don't want to be mean, but this is really dumb. Really, really dumb. Watching you with a high tech metal takedown recurve with a million accessories on you, is the equivalent of the "tacti cool" nerds with their accessories on their firearms. It's boring, it's nerdy, it's weird. If you want to talk about "progress" and technology, then ditch the bow and get a gun. The whole point of the bow is it has been used for literal thousands of years, at least 10,000 years with the oldest bow currently in a museum, of hunting and warfare. That is wood and string, and your skill. That is what people want to see when they see archery. It connects to 10,000 years of human history. And without all the accessories, it takes more skill. You literally look like a nerd with that metal bow and 30 accessories to help you.

I build my own targets out of cardboard boxes and old clothes. They are not very heavy, but they are extremely cheap and never damage the arrows.

Here from Reddit! Amazing way to gain momentum on older videos btw.

I had a feather fletching lodge itself into my hand and draw blood after shooting a 40lb. longbow. I now wear gloves. Just started my archery journey. Great hobby.

Some mystical bullshit happening 😂

Give me a circa 1985 era compound bow and I am happy enough, I shot Olympic style in College, now in 2024, I'm shooting a recurve with a Chck-it front sight, release and peep sight.

You sir, are the greatest teacher I've come across on here. Thank you! I can understand you very well, and you explain the grey areas no one else does. After watching a few of your videos tonight, you have answered several of my inconsistencies i was concerned about, and I'm looking forward to seeing what I can improve on.

4:15 I'm using 2 ways of aiming based on my arrow alignment. If I need to shoot faster like training for fast knock on horse, I'll use through/outside the bow, because easiest and fastest anchor to get is outside cheekbone so generally my arrow will align more to target when I shift bow more right. It's also easier to see the target bcs you can/must see target first, and the bow picture will noticable enough but not distracting my target view. I'm struggling to shoot the same way for longer distance since arrow alignment isn't guaranteed if your anchor isn't too fixed, then my coach suggest to force my anchor inside my cheek. This way I get two benefit: I can see the string so my arrow will appeared more straight into target, and my anchor point get additional reference point so I'll less likely to get different anchor.

I adore my Bear Takedown. I’ve hunted and taken several animals with it since 2016 when I got it. I’ve gone to other bows but keep coming back to it. It’s like that perfect ex-girlfriend you finally come back to after you’ve left her to find someone hotter.

I only started recurve a couple of months ago and I just unstring when I'm done shooting. Good to know the modern bows aren't too afffected but I'm in that habit now :D

This is by far one the videos

🙏 I love using overdraws. I made some custom ones that i use to shoot sewing needles,BB's,tranquilizer darts,chop sticks,writing pens,drill bits and more. I even shoot 2 overdraws simultaneously. great tool for archery fun and application.

Am recreational archer. I've been shooting 30# with relatively heavy arrows just fine. Perfect for indoor (18 meters) and just fine for outdoors up to about 40 meters. For longer distances (60-70 meters) my coach recommended lighter arrows (4mm) instead of "heavier" limbs.

how is it that the string controls speed based on its material makes now since when its the limbs that control weight pull and then you have arrow weights and draw lengths control speed along with last time i checked the length of the string is what's most important to get right not so mich what its made out of.. so explain this voodoo in a way that any of us can understand why your saying what you are you need to be more specific and not just say this or that but we need the real details here ..

This is great😂 n helpful cause my boobs get in the way, i heard female archers back in the old days idk how far back use to remove their breast on one side just to get better at archery idk if thats legit or not

Nice. Seeing the arrows outside of the bow and how the bow is orientated to the left to ensure the arrows go straight is really cool. I need to work on my Slavic so I can shoot on the outside of my Ottoman :)

I think I shoot with what's generally considered the instinctive method. I tried "split vision" but I found that the effort to see the arrow in front of me was just a distraction. My "aiming" is just with my eyes, and I spend much more time aiming my eyes than you do here. Or call it "focusing." If I can focus on the target, aiming small, and I know that my form is correct, then I'm reasonably certain that my arrow will go fairly close to where I'm looking. The harder I aim with my eyes, the closer I get to the target. I'm not into the semantics of it. I just know that if my form is correct, then I'm lined up to hit where my eyes are looking.

Ubisoft etc. take notes, THIS is you first person bow! Not sighting an inch from the sight window or pinpoint crosshairs. Great video!

Can you explain why it’s ok to shoot while people are down range at 4:16ish?

Ещё один глупыш пытается рассказать о том, о чём понятия не имеет 🤪 Как же много развелось таких неумех "теоретиков" 🤣 Минус естественно.

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The chaps collecting arrows down range must be really confident of your shooting. This was interesting. I assume you had your camera mounted to your head. It shows inconsistency in your stance between shots and what looks like increasing fatigue during the end--big end (I don't think I have 26 arrows that could be shot out of the same bow).

What sort of sight could I put on this bow I can't aim it for **** lmao

Maybe it’s too heavy, but it would be fun to mount one of those mini insta cameras on the arrow.

Incredible analysis and i agree in its entirety there isint much archery in my cuntry (Puerto Rico) and the little there is is largely convoluted for new archers because of confusing arguments like these and of course the elitist myth. Thank you for this wonderful and insightful video. love your channel ive been following fiw a few years now. Ohh might i ask what specific hat were you wearing in this video might wanna find one just like it if i can it looks fantastic😅

My first guess was the Raptor.

Merci pour tous ces bons conseils.