Archery Basics Explained | Bow Grip

[@desmo5514]

Love all these "Basics" videos Jake Slowly putting it all together. Thanks Mate Cheers from Oz Neil

[@glennweidman9072]

This has helped me tremendously! Learning how to hold my bow properly was a real game changer. My accuracy and consistency improved dramatically by changing my grip.

[@Backyard.Archery]

Hmm… looking forward to seeing how this change impacts my shooting… thanks again!

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Hopefully it helps! Thanks!

[@aranha9365]

That is the best grip explanation I have found you tube. Thanks for that

[@apunk1910]

I used a finger sling to give me the confidence to relax my grip on the bow when I first started, great tutorial keep them coming

[@paulharding1621]

Loving your archery explanations.

[@stevejames2600]

Another great video. Thanks Jake . All the best from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@billcharlene1450]

I remember you doing a previous video on grip and grip forming, decided to give it a shot. Took me a few days to get it dialed in... probably had one of the biggest impacts on my progression. I actually formed my grip so my middle finger has a contoured groove at the side of the bow grip. Bow is a Satori with wood grip, I ended up passing on the advice to another Satori owner, he had great results as well.

[@manuelnunes8415]

I'd love you to explain draw weight. What draw weight should you start on and how would you know as a beginner. And then when do you know you are ready to go up in draw weight and by how much?

[@steveoutdoors23]

Another excellent video Jake! Thanks so much.

[@ThirdLawPair]

My request for a video: which essential skills should a new archer master before exploring their own personal style?

[@brianharris4144]

The arrow across the palm is very helpful!

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Glad to help!

[@bowman321123]

Great explanation, keep up the good work, you can't beat the basics for good archery form and technique.

[@floppytnarwal1641]

Strangely, I've just started archery and focusing on barebow, I use a finger sling and push into the grip without curling any fingers around the handle. Just find it comfortable.

[@gihanilangakoon]

Very important little video, thanks

[@SB-df8vy]

Thanks Jake! any plans to hold another live stream for Q&A any time soon?

[@johncooper7242]

Jake ..loving your series of videos on Trad Archery Basics thank you for all the time and effort you put into producing these videos to help us . As a novice Instinctive Field and 3D barebow Archer I have found it a very steep learning curve this past year . I have bought several bows and built 6+ sets of wooden arrows in my search for a good setup and am still struggling to tune my arrows to my current Bow which is a 35# Ragim Wolf flatbow. Would it be possible to do a video on wooden shaft selection , building and testing of a set of wooden arrows suitable for a traditional bow like yours of say 35-40# shooting field /3D ? I'm sure that it would be a very welcome addition to your series especially by those starting out like me in Traditional Archery . There is so much conflicting information out there in books and on the internet ,its hard to find a clear comprehensive tutorial anywhere.

[@ismaeldesouzagoncalves6882]

I really like your video! I never had a bow in my life, but I would like to initiate that! I would like to see videos about wich bow can I get start! Kinds of arrow for a beginner. Thanks!

[@kurtmeister8308]

Excellent job. Thank you.

[@stephanelevy6460]

Thank you very much, I experimented elbow issues probably because I was gripping the bow after the release. Could be an idea to address the common health issues an archer can have, what are the possible causes and possible solutions. Thanks again for your great explanations.

[@dohalysh359]

What is your opinion about gripping traditional bows that have more of a straight, "Howard hill" style grip or even primitive self bows with a mostly round and straight profile(think a thick broom stick)?

[@telinagailgraham]

Awesome thanks for the tip

[@jefflink4671]

Thanks, working on my grip and follow thru/finish. Recently purchased a Hoyt Arcos, factory grip ( I think it’s the high) is a love hate thing going on for me. I really really like the factory grip on my Excel riser. I have to try and find a aftermarket grip that mimics the excel.

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Check out my custom R Core grips at this link: rcore.co?aff=5 Be sure to use code Kaminski at checkout for 10% off!

[@Mustafa-tq8pt]

Can you please give me more information about the ATF DX bow?

[@clarkansas6590]

Good job

[@stefanh4695]

Hi Jake, great Video! I have applied your tipps and that really helped me with some left/right inconsitencies. I also noticed that I may over rotate my elbow so that it also causes my bow shoulder to rotate forward. Any tipps on how much/ or not at all the bow should should /can rotate forward. Or how to find the correct position?

[@bennysieger8593]

Thanks your the man

[@shredfreak83]

something new errr. introduction/overview of field/3d. especially when it comes to shooting slopes & high hanging targets (or low for that matter). I reckon all that's available to most of us is shooting a bale on a flat surface & wing it when it comes to field/3d archery.

[@Alan_Edwards]

Very informative. So I am a compound shooter looking to get my first recurve. Obviously I have been looking at a lot of riser and limb reviews and what I hear a lot is talk about the grip angle. Specifically about them being "higher" or more angled than typical compound bow grips which seems to put the riser pressure more into the webbing of the hand than a compound bow. Am I understanding that correctly? Personally I use a sling so never have issues with gripping and torqueing the bow but wonder how that will translate to a higher grip angle...if it does at all.

[@jasonvw349]

Wicked video

[@jacobwilliams5271]

IDk wha happened but once at full draw, my 50 lb recurve slipped out my hand and came back in hit me in the face . Broke my glasses, almost broke my nose. In 3 years of shooing that has only happened to me once, but once was enough

[@billj5645]

My recurve with a reasonable amount of stabilizers and weights didn't have much recoil so it was easy for me to keep from dropping it. But occasionally a string would break and this greatly increases the recoil and the tendency for the bow to come out of your hand. Originally I used a bow sling but gradually stopped using it. You didn't cover high grip and low grip, is that not a thing anymore? That used to be a choice that the archer made for their style.

[@garyhiggins4315]

Hi Jake, one issue I would like you to address is how do you decide on the draw weight of your bow so that you can still put in the same level of shot after a twelve dozen arrow round as you can after the first arrow?

[@El-nl2dl]

He observado que realizas un empuje con la mano del arco justo cuando sueltas y me pregunto como es posible si en princicpio tienes el brazo totalmente estirado que me estoy perdiendo??

[@rickmansberger4136]

Hi Jake, I would like to basics of the bow square. Especially measuring the scale for nocking point. The scale numbers are confusing, and I am not sure how to read them. Thank you for your videos. Rick Mansberger Patreon Subscriber Guns and Bows Archery Club Morrice Michigan

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Good idea.

[@ajaxthe87]

My brand new baltic bow just flew out of my hands earlier today… i usually close my index when i get my aim… but for some reason i forgot to… 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@robertconard6621]

the amount of finger pressure on the string hand always confuses me! HELP JAKE

[@WeAreAllDoomed-n5i]

Bow grip? Khatra?

[@Cobracommander517]

You have the same last name as me

[@typhoon2827]

I saw the thumbnail and thought, "Yes, Jake! Stop shooting trad bows!"

[@merrill7144]

To much talk, not enough demonstrations….

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Here’s one with more explanation. How To Grip Your Bow The Right Way! kzbin.info/www/bejne/amrRoYWCiqZ2bbs I’ve tried cutting material shorter hard to fit in details and demonstrations.