This is one of the only videos I can find of this model bow. I like that it's longer than 60". How does it perform with string walking using the shelf? I tried using a 20 yd fixed crawl and shelf with my vintage 50lb Bear Kodiak Hunter and the arrow would bounce so hard off it I could not tune. I ended up using a stick on Bearpaw Super rest to solve this. It dramatically changed my nocking point to something civilized. I'm looking at this bow in 40-45 lb and hoping the extra 2" length will help. Good luck!

I started archery at home just before covid19, and had no help anywhere! So I bought a short pulley bow privately and started learning with it. The only thing I struggle with is the relationship of the hunting sight and the size of the peep! The visor is maximally forward and yet I cannot fully perceive it when I look through the peep! So I suppose this peep is too small for this kind of visor. Please advise how the image to the target looks ideal if everything is tuned correctly. Thanks in advance!

Does it stack at all with your long draw length?

Best explanation of proper draw length! Can't wait to video myself to see if it's correct!

Awesome video thanks for the info!

First, thank you for taking the time to post the informative video. Next, I’m NOT trolling, but I have a question pertaining to your form. For ease of explanation, assume that your feet are north/south along the line in the concrete floor. In the #3 position, after you complete your draw cycle. It appears that you have to move your torso east at the hips to acquire your peep, so your torso is no longer in a perfect upright “tall and proud”position. I notice my son doing this as well, and I’m not sure how to correct this or if it does indeed need to be corrected.

Hi, great video. Your video is teaching instruction that very few are talking about. I am keeping my left eye closed through out my shot and noticed that you are not. Could you give me some feedback on this? Thanks for showing the elevated behind view.

What was that green release you had and, why did it have a loop attached?

1:07 “that is an indicator of” improper teaching prior to yours.

This guy looks like the bow guy that works at smokin guns in Pennington gap VA. If it's not him then this is his twin.

I learn a lot of this. Thanks

Came for the info, stayed for the bumping ass intro jam

In barebow tension-direction video you had comments off. But I wanna tell you. I can't agree more. John Demer is a deity first of all. Secondly I think it is because of the low anchor of olympians the elbow doesn't come back in line at first, so they need to move that elbow back around. When you anchor on your face the arrow line is a little bit off so it makes easier to get aligned. That's noobie thoughts though, I guess!!!

Nice buck frank!

Good job Frank!!!!

Good job!!!!

Outstanding instruction! TY

Great video...I'm trying to figure out where my anchor point should be as my strings don't align on my nose/face and I have a lot of head movement. I'm thinking I'm too far back with my index knuckle under my ear instead of maybe under my cheek bone...hmmm..back to square one! Thanks for an awesome video!

What is the best release to use for the most accuracy

I really appreciate your description and methods as a new compound bow shooter. Thanks for all the great info, I’ll start paying attention to these points 👍🏽

This is probably the best video I’ve watched on draw length, and all the intricate details of the physics involved - thank you! (From a 52yo lifetime stick bow guy just now learning compound)

you are moving left and right too much when in full draw

According to the chart would those arrows be underspined? I have a similar setup and beman hunter 500 seem underspined.

Shooting my compound, my anchor point with my release is right thumb to right ear lobe. Repeatable. My measured draw length is 23.5 inches. I am deformed. My bow is set for a 23.5 inch draw length. You forgot to mention one thing thag has a drastic affect on accuracy: RELAX THE HAND HOLDING THE BOW. Using the wrist sling, you're not going to drop the pow when you fire.

Good explanation. I think this video will help people start off with good alignment and experience success earlier.

9:10 mark shooting with camera behind you...to me and I'm no expert you droppimg or pulling the bow hand to the left and out of your view is going to pull the arrow every now and then or am I wrong

Ive seen a lot of videos on draw length. This is the only one that was useful

That last video actually looks like your draw length is too long...at least going by the diagram you presented earlier. I'd like to see a comparison with a 1 inch shorter draw length at that same position.

Thanks . Excellent video.

This video should have 200k views. Great info for beginners and guys that have been shooting for awhile and ready for the next step in accuracy

Trad is about getting close , good luck .

Tell me the arrow set up you’re using ? Ty , Mark

Wow cuz this is very good job! Congrats and keep it up.

Great information; Thank you for the tips! Watching this at 274 views. @1.5x speed I'm surprised you're not getting more coverage on such a useful topic!