I even do this sports psychology method when selecting equipment and maintaining my supplies and archery equipment. Same for when exercising for fitness, and strength. I have been educated by a fine coach who said to be positive about my archery in speech and thought when assessing practices and tournament shooting (and when discussing archery matters with others).
I want to encourage everybody to do this. Eight weeeks ago I started doing this in training properly. The feeling how a " good" shot feels has massive increased. That makes you want more good feelings:)
Thank you!!! You're very good in explaining..! I never considered visualisation with such definition .. Before seeing this video, I noticed that I got better only by watching you in your videos, simply watching the right movements you make (overall when you repeat it) . Then when I train, I get inspired from the flow I saw.. I try to repeat the harmony of your movement , so I think I visualise you. With this step I' m going to visualize me, it's incredible the link between blank and lack of control.... Thank you very much for all your contents, SUPER, SUPER, SUPER!!!
best example of visualisation is the moment just before performing a breaking technique in karate , the break is already done in your brain before the actual break occurs, doing this for the past 35 years , this helped me greatly in my archery .
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I even do this sports psychology method when selecting equipment and maintaining my supplies and archery equipment. Same for when exercising for fitness, and strength. I have been educated by a fine coach who said to be positive about my archery in speech and thought when assessing practices and tournament shooting (and when discussing archery matters with others).
Love the metaphor with the importance of visualisation for high risk sports like ski jumping... I might borrow that ;)
Haha awesome - glad you liked it :) Thanks for watching!
I want to encourage everybody to do this. Eight weeeks ago I started doing this in training properly. The feeling how a " good" shot feels has massive increased. That makes you want more good feelings:)
... ”You haven’t learned it yet ”. That explained a lot for me. Thanx 👍 I don’t know how many times I’ve been unable to recall my shot ...
No worries, thanks for watching again Bengt! It took me many years to realise that!
Thank you!!! You're very good in explaining..! I never considered visualisation with such definition ..
Before seeing this video, I noticed that I got better only by watching you in your videos, simply watching the right movements you make (overall when you repeat it) . Then when I train, I get inspired from the flow I saw..
I try to repeat the harmony of your movement , so I think I visualise you. With this step I' m going to visualize me, it's incredible the link between blank and lack of control....
Thank you very much for all your contents, SUPER, SUPER, SUPER!!!
worth mentioning this is a useful tool for many many things in life. particularly around emotional control.. its astonishingly effective.
Thanks for the tips. I’ve just started archery, coming from playing snooker, but realizing how well your advices are laying on the any cue sports.
Thanks for your video. You’ve helped me to understand it a lot better now and I can’t wait to begin using it.
best example of visualisation is the moment just before performing a breaking technique in karate , the break is already done in your brain before the actual break occurs, doing this for the past 35 years , this helped me greatly in my archery .
New subscriber, thanks for spelling out 'focus'. I shoot Traditional and this has been something I have been working on and slowing my sequence.
Hey! That's awesome, welcome along :) I'm glad it was useful for you shooting traditional as well!
Can u make a video about back tension???
a buzz word that means nothing = lazy coaching plus incorrect knowledge of biomechanics
There will be one coming soon :) There's a video called 6 Ways To Improve Recurve Release that touches on this a little :)