In the book "The Long Fix", he talks about blank bale practice. When my shooting goes to heck, if it does, I will revert back to blank bale practice, doing pretty much just like you are explaining. It really helps to straighten me out, and really helps me on my instinctive shooting. And the grip, or shall I say, not torquing the grip, is very important. Pulling with the hand pretty much open, then closing your fingers, like you said, seems to work the best for me.
Hey my friend I watched your CZcams show,I was watching today 6 months ago you read the Christmas story I really appreciate what you do keep up the good job, I shot stick bow for years but unfortunately my shoulders are now to bad for that but I enjoy watching you
Target panic is just the natural way the brain works and evolves to become more efficient and brace for impact. There isnt a "cure" so to speak. Gaining control of your shot is just a mental skill you have to develop. Get Joel Turner's course or his book. It will change your shooting life. And you can still shoot fast and not hold the bow back....the difference is you have complete control. Love your recent content Robert. Learning alot from you!
South Georgia huh.i went to high school in Jesup and Hinesville..and ì use to know Donnie Wilkerson on Facebook. Small world. Keep up the good work and pass it on Brother. God bless you Sir
just watched this and then went outside at midnight to do 30 shots of this. Been struggling with my shooting since crushing my hand and have not been happy with my shooting. This was a huge help.
Started using this tip at the beginning of each practice session. I do it three times then start shooting. It has made a noticeable improvement in my groups. Especially the first shot. Thanks for the great tip. Something good to practice while in the stand to stay loose and ready I think. Sorry you've been sick glad you are on the mend!
Gonna try thos technique today! Ive noticed i get target panic my focus goes somewhere else and im trying to get my focus back on the target meanwhile my draw hand starts to get shaky
We call it instinctive shooting a horsebow Slavic Release. Really it is aiming. You have a finger on your bow holding hand pointing down range. Another finger on your string hand pointing downrange. The human brain just has to line them up like rifle sights.
What kind of quiver is that you use where you can reach in from the middle and pull your arrow out? I would also like to say I enjoy your videos and have learned from them and improved my form and really enjoy shooting my log bow more.
"Everything you do has to be a positive influence on your shot." I love that premise!!! THAT is a priceless premise to presuppose!! Thanks RC!!👍🙏
The book you referenced is "The Long Fix" by Stephen Graf. Thanks for sharing as always
Circling back to importance of consistent form episode after episode after episode is great strategy for this series . . . because it's so vital!
In the book "The Long Fix", he talks about blank bale practice. When my shooting goes to heck, if it does, I will revert back to blank bale practice, doing pretty much just like you are explaining. It really helps to straighten me out, and really helps me on my instinctive shooting. And the grip, or shall I say, not torquing the grip, is very important. Pulling with the hand pretty much open, then closing your fingers, like you said, seems to work the best for me.
Hey my friend I watched your CZcams show,I was watching today 6 months ago you read the Christmas story I really appreciate what you do keep up the good job, I shot stick bow for years but unfortunately my shoulders are now to bad for that but I enjoy watching you
Great video brother thanks! In my camper pulling my bow back now!😂
Target panic is just the natural way the brain works and evolves to become more efficient and brace for impact. There isnt a "cure" so to speak. Gaining control of your shot is just a mental skill you have to develop.
Get Joel Turner's course or his book. It will change your shooting life.
And you can still shoot fast and not hold the bow back....the difference is you have complete control.
Love your recent content Robert. Learning alot from you!
Great advice for TP shooters. Hi I'm Don and I struggle with TP. Hi Don! lol
You have helped and inspired me more than you will ever know. God bless
Hot Dog! I'm going to put this into practice tonight...
South Georgia huh.i went to high school in Jesup and Hinesville..and ì use to know Donnie Wilkerson on Facebook. Small world. Keep up the good work and pass it on Brother. God bless you Sir
just watched this and then went outside at midnight to do 30 shots of this. Been struggling with my shooting since crushing my hand and have not been happy with my shooting. This was a huge help.
Started using this tip at the beginning of each practice session. I do it three times then start shooting. It has made a noticeable improvement in my groups. Especially the first shot. Thanks for the great tip. Something good to practice while in the stand to stay loose and ready I think. Sorry you've been sick glad you are on the mend!
@@Scout66 thank you!
Good stuff RC... loved that donkey interpretation
Thanks, great video
That's a great tip.God bless please keep me in your prayers I'm going through a difficult journey right now (spiritual)
@@Tradman47 will do!
Great video RC Aman
Lots of good points
It is some kind of hot you're right about that
Good Stuff!
Great advice! I love these tips!
Good segment on anchor. Ill have to try it. Thanks
Keep the content coming!!!
Great video RC. I do this almost every time I shoot.
Awesome. Thank you. Bare down!!
Excellent Video! Thank you Robert.
Amen. Fisher of Men.
Sound advice, thank you so much
Gonna try thos technique today! Ive noticed i get target panic my focus goes somewhere else and im trying to get my focus back on the target meanwhile my draw hand starts to get shaky
We call it instinctive shooting a horsebow Slavic Release. Really it is aiming. You have a finger on your bow holding hand pointing down range. Another finger on your string hand pointing downrange. The human brain just has to line them up like rifle sights.
Great video Mr .Carter again hey where do you order your wood shafts from
@@danielclark4631 surewood shafts.
What kind of quiver is that you use where you can reach in from the middle and pull your arrow out? I would also like to say I enjoy your videos and have learned from them and improved my form and really enjoy shooting my log bow more.
@@dalepeters5623 that is a dawgware quiver. They don't make them anymore. Safari tuff makes the arrow master that is close
@@robertcarte95 thank you
Be bit since I’ve watched ya but appears you’ve lost a bit of weight. Way to go!
Trying to get in better shape. Lost 15 lbs so far.
@@robertcarte95how are you losing it diet? Exercise ? I’ve been trying to lose weight and can’t seem to lose anything
@@Florida239 I'm to lazy to exercise..lol. I cut out sweets and less carbs. No sweet tea is tough for a guy from the south.lol
@@robertcarte95 I hear ya there thanks
Hello Mr. Carter, I'm curious on what kind of bowstrings you use on your longbows. B55, D97 or something else? Flemish twist or endless loop?
@@BeeStringsArchery Flemish d97.
I see you're using a glove in this video. Are you just changing it up or something else?
@@victorcook4398 I've used a glove a lot in the past and probably will stay with it . I have a bad finger and don't want to flip flop.