10 Common Mistakes Beginner Archers Make…and how to fix each of them

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  @pedrod702 · 1 year ago

  67 year old beginner here, thanks for a very easy to understand tutorial, simple and concise.

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  @robertdornemann146 · 2 years ago

  As a beginnwr archer at 81years[bucket goal],  and having viewed many "how" techniques from many "YouTube" experienced archers, this has got to be the MOST structured and comprehensive beginner tutorial presentation so far!! Give it a view, endorse it if you agree and encourage the beginner archer to review it as many times as is neccesary for continual improvemnt, success and enjoyment of the sport!

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  @THREE_AYES · 2 years ago

  You can tell someone is good at a thing when they do it well, you can tell someone is smart at what they do when they can break it down to you perfectly, good job using the camera angle.

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  @stringpicker5468 · 2 years ago

  The Olympic gold medal winning coach who taught my daughter reckoned the key to shoulder position was reaching towards the target with the bow arm. Mr Lee was Korean and used to say "Jodi muss reach always muss reach" she was a long way from a beginner being the number one for her age in the country, but it still applied. My other thought is get a finger tab on, because there is a risk of nerve damage to the fingertips, especially in young archers. I held Archery Australia level 2 and this was drummed into us on the coaches courses. I have no other issues and your explanations are nice and clear,s o good work. That basic set up with the low shoulder is so important in injury prevention.

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  @Bobby-u6e4b · 1 year ago

  I remember that Robin of Loxley was walking through the Greenwood on a bright, crisp morning when he saw Little John working on a magnificent longbow! "What a beautiful piece; Little John!" cried Robin." Who is the bow for?."..."For Thee ,Robin to celebrate yours and Maid Marian,s First Born!"..".SHUSH!!! SHUSH!!! Little John" cried Robin." The good maid does not know yet!"

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  @DouglasPrice-p9q · 1 year ago

  ... love this ladies vids ... you get 29.5 minutes of instruction and demonstration out of every 30 minutes view time without the acronyms and "back in the day" stories ... watched a vid by another instructor today that was more like a history lesson combined with his resume and came away thinking "there's a half hour that I'll never get back" ... I'll definitely stay with this channel as I build up my archery skills

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  @fintonmainz7845 · 2 years ago

  I'm not a beginner but it's no harm to be reminded of the basics.

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  @samararobertson9027 · 2 years ago

  your form looks the most natural from any video ive seen so far!! you explain things very professionally and in an easy way to remember and understand! youve earned a subscriber!

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  @mikestoten249 · 3 years ago

  I'm an experienced archer and found this very useful as it's surprisingly easy to suddenly go wonky!  Thank you!

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  @Genet08 · 2 years ago

  I'm a starter into archery. Saw this video and my life changed! Thanks! Greetings from Nicaragua 🇳🇮

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  @dana_thatsinteresting · 12 days ago

  After the first day, I came home with a big  livid on my arm. Now I understand better what I was doing wrong .  The tips are awesome, thank you❤

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  @derekperkins7343 · 3 years ago

  I'm an experienced GB level 2 coach. I totally agree with all of the points you raised. That was really well presented and illustrated.

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