The real reason archers drop their bow!

Why do archers let their bow drop after they release a shot?

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[dad_hoc]

Might be interesting to follow up on this with something about trad follow through. I first started with barebow when I was learning the basics and switched to longbow after a few months, and I find my follow through to be very different between the two styles due to the shape of the bow but also the aiming techniques involved

[PikaDozStuff]

Your going to get famous if you keep posting this content, and I will be one of your early supporters...remember me when you do

[GhoulishlyPale]

OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING ARCHERY CONTENT! I've never been able to find good archery content that wasn't compound. I live and breathe archery (specifically Olympic recurve). I wish you luck for your future competitions and practices!

[Tank_-crfp]

It’s the less fancy version of when a traditional recurve spins around to the other side of your wrist right?

[amrazing]

The right-left balance of your bow is off...

[jones]

So that's why they can barely hold it and I can't they have rope😭

[VoidedLiquid]

Is it the same for the shoulder touch?