A Quick Look at the Hook

A Quick look at what can happen when we get mentally tired when shooting

[sebastienraymond]

Excellent point, I had never thought of it and in all honesty this is the first time I have heard of it. I'll pay attention to that.

[sigmanarchery]

Yes sir I would have to agree the littlest things can change the outcome drastically. Thank you sir for sharing take care and God bless 👍🏽🇺🇸🏹

[philipsturtivant]

I'm struggling with it right now, shooting Olympic style. Little things, big negative effects - I figure I've finished getting better fast, picked all the low hanging fruit, and now I need to knuckle down and whittle down all the fine tuning. Thanks for the video.

[johnbailey]

So many parts to keep in check its a real wonder that we hit anything let alone a 10. Thanks for your lessons!

[bradlauber]

I take bad shots when my fingers are too tence and hooking the string too much at full draw to ancor. I think of it like cupping my hand to catch a fly on the table, dont need a lot of pressure on the fingers as a more relaxed approche. Smooths out my release !!!!

[riccoratzo]

What helped me to keep the hook was the touching of pinky finger and thumb. I set the hook on the string, little finger and thumb touch, i draw ( rotational), get into back tension and anchor, keeping pinky and thumb in touch all the time. The hook is absolute stable. At least for me.

[jimnisbet]

Thanks for the video Greg. Do you think it would be as problematic when using split finger?

[CampfireKodiak]

I have trouble with the string slapping me in the face on release. I'm three fingers under with index finger in corner of mouth.

[jerroldborenstein]

Are you shooting the bow you made here?

[MikoArcher]

And I would talk about the ring finger.

[danielvrana]

Thank you!! Show you scores!!!
Like your fletching show your work on that!!!
Please..,