Three A's of Accuracy: Aim, Anchor, Alignment | Archery Basics

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  @one_vegan_boi1097 · 2 years ago

  Some people pay a ton of money and drive for hours to get this information with this much depth and detail and explanation and we get it FOR FREE across the globe because you want to share your love and amazement for this sport and I will be eternally grateful for it. Thank you so much!

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  @andchris0101 · 2 years ago

  You gave me in 34mn what I was expecting from my coach from Day 1 and never got.<br>Now waiting from you a video with these 3 points + release ( fingers release) and the final movement of the arm and hand <br>Perfect lesson I will apply today !

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  @VIDEOdugo · 2 years ago

  I remember seeing you in a new YouTubers subreddit YEARS ago and just recently picked up archery for fun. Lo and behold after looking up some advice, the algorithm has brought me right back to you. Good to see you&apos;re still at it!

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  @TheWizardOfTheFens · 1 year ago

  I’ve just started archery after retiring at 66! This has been a very useful teaching aid. Well delivered, easy to understand and without a load of waffle! Thank you!

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  @robertsvihorik9033 · 1 month ago

  I started to shoot as a self learner - and as I am browsing your videos, I see you already have an answer for everything I struggled with. &nbsp;And you are sharing your knowledge with all of us for free. Thank you for this! Your teaching hand has reached even to Slovakia :)

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  @swantonbombism · 1 month ago

  This coach doesn&apos;t waste words. Excellent

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  @bolzplatzarchery · 2 years ago

  Nice to hear and see something from you again.<br>Your videos are always enriching and to the point. The essence of archery, so to speak. 👍

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  @ReinManYYC · 2 years ago

  Hey, nice to see you creating content after a break! Your videos got me started with my recurve, and I continued to get into hunting with a compound. The bad news : I&apos;m looking at six months of rehab after a stroke 😢. Any advice for changes to equipment for a differently abled Archer?

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  @CatHouse71 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Great to see you uploading again. Ive been doing archery for about 3 years now, had my coaching done last year. I was shooting &quot;instinctive&quot; and was ok, then i have an issue with my left eye, for a line for me has a curve in it, and reading is hard because the words are either so scrambled or a letter is missing. Apparently when i whent to a optician they found i have a gap in the irise or pupil, i wasnt to sure looking at the picture. Any way so at first i was actually afraid too shoot incase i couldn&apos;t, and that really scared me so didnt shoot for about a month. Im a right handed archer so one day after watching a archery video i couldn&apos;t stand it any more, i had to see if my aim was good just using my right eye, and it was...infact i would go as far to say better, i have a much better sight between my anchor and tip of my arrow, i also found the faster i shoot from anchor the more acurate i am, if i look too long i over think it, so for me as soon as im at anchor its pretty much a few seconds then i release, and even im surprised how accurate i am now compared to doing instinctive. Obviously ive got to get my eye looked at by the hospital and going threw that process. Sorry for a long comment, i just felt what you mentioned about instinctive verse not, really applied to my situation. Great video, as this helped me understand more about my process.

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  @anotheryoutuber_ · 2 years ago

  the three F&apos;s; form, focus, follow through

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  @trunghieupham871 · 2 years ago

  You can explain it simply... Thank you!

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  @elmodimaano8696 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for teaching me where theives hand their hand cut off

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