How to learn a proper recurve archery release

[nihttoter]

The best video ever. I've been suffering from release problems for 4 months. But you solved it for 3 classes.

[PaulXerxen]

Thanks o much for sharing this. I've only been shooting a few months and tried some of these exercises, and immediately noticed I had better groupings due to my release being more relaxed.

[Shirizu]

I really enjoyed this video, I will definitely keep the exercises in mind to be a better coach for my archers. Thank you for sharing!

[nothingsurprisesmeanymore]

I've always used my finger tips, I will try this as it looks much less painful after a days shoot. I just need to find a range that is open in Covid 19 world.

[vuong]

thanks for sharing. Also, good description of what you are doing

[szaarchertv]

Good knowledge to my release untill follow through. This crucial. Thanks Sir 🎯

[prihdk]

Thus is very important for beginners...thanks...🙏

[johnbailey]

Was watching JD3 using his deep hook. Makes some sense but only if you can get that relaxed release. Will be fun to try these exercises and look for improvement. Thanks for the video!

[darknees]

This video is excellent and contains very important information

[seekerfinder]

Very informative for the beginners like me.

[ThirdLawPair]

Often I lose shape when I press into my anchor point. I don't use a clicker, so learning to press hard into anchor and use my chin as a draw stop has improved my consistency, but it introduced some tension and instability in my draw hand.

[subvertedworld]

Thanks. This was helpful to a relative noob like me.

[jcgardner]

Thsnk you review on release always helps.

[minir]

Cool, i will try this but for barebow because im having troubles with my release and anchor points

[GGmanlife]

Could someone elaborate on the 3rd exercise? He said to keep the same shape after the release but then he kind of changed it. Does he mean just to follow through linearly from the bow string? Like, not to pull it off to the side afterward? I noticed that pro archers generally follow through their hand to behind their heads, while amateurs more or less go off to the side

[josejaquez]

Muy buena ayuda, gracias Juan Carlos.

[MalingAsliSukolilo]

String hand, thumb and pinky relaxation. Will try tomorrow. 😂

[luverneanimatics]

May I ask why most pro their ring finger seems to be on the tip of the RING
finger contrary to this video?

[CarlDominic]

what are those stabilizer? so fascinating

[parker]

I want to purchase exact same bow that you have but from where I can get?