Top 4 MISTAKES in Archery & ways to fix them!!

Here are my TOP 4 Mistakes that I see being made in Archery along with helpful tips on ways to correct the issue! Enjoyed the video? Let me know in the comments below!

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[tylersalisbury]

I’m glad someone finally talked about mentally breaking down after missing or making a bad shot, as someone who shoots tournaments that is a very big thing that people deal with, it is very important to be mentally into every shot

[WadesSwampDonkeyArchery]

Bro! Thank you thank you on mentioning the mental aspect of the shot. I own and run a small archery shop as a side hustle, and also coach our 4h shooting sports archery kids as well as shooting 3D. Everything you just said was 100% spot on. I see all 4 of these all the time. I wish more folks realized how important the Mental side was. I struggle with getting in my own head a lot. Consistency is the key. I have even told a few of my kids, I don't care if you are doing it wrong...if you do it the exact same way of wrong every time I can make you accurate lol. The two most noticeable to me are the anchor and front hand for sure. Great video. Keep up the great work.

[Jfields]

Thank you! Now I know what I need to work on with my daughter.

[timbow]

Some really good info especially for those just getting into archery. Another thing I know people do that does NOT help them is having TOO HEAVY A DRAW WEIGHT! This will without any doubt lead to improper drawing and holding the draw. It's imperative you be able to smoothly and easily draw in a controlled manner. This will let you come to proper anchor so much more effectively. Just saying ! ( slinging arrows since 1963)

[jbe]

Chill video, expert tips, would recommend!

[TheWVgoodguy]

Great observation and tips on those common mistakes. I actually watched this while doing leg 🦵 day at Planet 🌎 Fitness 💪🏻

[lCarrera]

Thanks for sharing, great content
Great tips 👍

[c_vincent_p]

Great video, thank you very much. I’m not sure if went over this in a previous video, but what release are you using? It looks like a hybrid of a clamp/tension with a wrist strap. I’m interested in buying one like this to use at the range AND for hunting. Thanks! 🍻

[motoxron]

Is there no moleskin or anything on your rest? Cause the arrow sliding on it is loud

[DavidGonzalez-ekzh]

Good vid. Pt #2 kinda made your pt. Your arrow rest makes bunch of noise. Just an fyi. TY

[stainedarrowoutdoors]

Great video bro I just made a similar video last week

[elinhiller]

Mistake nr5, how peolpe can't draw their bows correctly!! Even so called "experts" who do reviews on bows seems to not know how to draw a bow. They seriously need to watch people like MFJJ and Tom Clum and his archery mechanics and learn from scratch cuz i can't take anyone seriously who can't draw correctly. Is it something that messes up the performance? No but in a long term i guess you can get hurt from having a terrible draw cycle and what i see is that people who draw with the bow pointing upwards and draws towards their chest seems to struggle with a too heavy poundage.

[stainedarrowoutdoors]

Your definitely better at speaking on camera lol

[jackbuendgen]

#5 incorrect draw. See it ALL THE TIME when guys draw across the chest rather than across the side of their head. When I see guys do that I know in 30 years they're going to need cortisone shots and shoulder surgery.

[qouavang]

How about stop acting like a macho man and try to get draw weights more than you can handle