WISCONSIN KNOWS ARCHERY EP 2 - Shot Execution & Arrow Physics

[@ElkShape]

Thanks for watching this mini-series - it's meant to have an educational component mixed with some entertainment, 2 more episodes coming in hot tomorrow and Saturday. If you dig it, give it a like / share or whatever! Appreciate it. -DS

[@ABQfitness]

Joel changed my life. No BS. Worth EVERY penny

[@jackbuendgen389]

Same. In my opinion gaining shot control TRANSFORMS people's shooting

[@ChaseOutdoorsLLC]

No doubt a little embarrassing for me but thats why I went: to get better. The pressure of being surrounded by people I respect so much literally had me shaking in my boots beyond even the bull I killed last year. I was completely unnerved and I honestly loved it. Being encompassed in the sport/industry my whole life and this was without a doubt the best education I’ve experienced in my life outside of a good Bible study. I was in the range practicing what I learned at 6am this morning, I meal planned last night, I practiced calling this am, I repeated the warm up stretches this am. My wife is out of town living her September while I hold down the household. Influenced massively by this camp. I’m grateful for it and will be back next year better. Dont cheat yourself by passing the opportunity to attend one of these camps. Its more than you expect.

[@markst.martinii9635]

Dan, I love your videos even though I’m not an Elk hunter. I’m from Wisconsin, and these videos are awesome man. Never expected a big KZbin channel would have videos about Wisconsin bow hunting. I learned ALOT from Joel just in this video alone. And it was great to see Joel’s goofy side as well. Seriously man thank you for making these last 2 videos

[@GiftedOutdoors]

Yessirr! ElkShape uploaded, todays gonna be a good day☺️

[@N8Stein]

That man on the recurve is my favorite thing ever. When the ideas came together it was fantastic.

[@jrhunt414]

I’ve won world championships and set world records with a Carter Evolution. I can tell you it’s a very accurate release and technique, in many ways the most accurate. Not sure why this coach would claim it’s the least accurate way of shooting a compound bow. It’s a release that shoots with the exact same back tension every time. It is for children and it’s also for champions. I’ll give you a trick. Put hockey tape on it and use a 3 finger. It allows you to relax your hand more and prevents any slip. Your hand is just a tow hook. I’d rather someone be shooting an evolution any day of the week over a wrist rocket. Much easier to get them shooting accurately. Back tension shots are consistently the strongest and most accurate shots and an evolution makes that back tension consistent. I couldn’t imagine a coach telling someone not to use their evolution.

[@lifeofthemcdermotts6556]

I rarely comment on KZbin but because of experience with my resistance release I felt compelled to share my story too. I shoot a Stan Perfex resistance as a 2 finger option for all my comps and I couldn’t agree more that it’s the most accurate when used correctly. Remember it’s about what works best for you. I competed at a national level as a kid punching a hinge prior to resistance releases coming out. I went through multiple seminars on using back tension prior to the year 2000 and nothing worked to stop me from inevitably just punching it under stress. So yes, Joel’s method though I applaud it, is not a revolutionary method of coaching, it has been taught for many years, but ultimately the resistance release when it came out changed the game for so many of us and I would argue is the most effective way to make good shot’s using back tension. My hope in posting this is that shooters don’t get discouraged from using a resistance release when they hear coache’s like Joel giving subjective opinion, rather I hope they stick with it and learn how a great shot really feels and become the best archer possible. Like anything worth doing, it’s worth doing it right making good shots every time. Cheers!

[@StanielP]

The proof is in how each influencers fans shoot, if you notice shot iq/ elk shape attracts the people who are really bad at archery(beginner or not that was awful shooting). Since they can’t simply have that burning determination some of us have. Elk shape/shot iq guys are here to sell you that determination.

[@Halfsack-zac]

@@StanielPoh

[@Sir-Chalz]

Every time I see Iron Will Bill he is such a class act. I’ll be checking out his arrows for my next set up!

[@anthonylubic]

Thanks for sharing guys 👍🏻

[@TheWVgoodguy22]

Awesome collage video of all things Wisconsin knows Archery 🏹. Joel looked like he was having fun with all of the campers and the presenters. Iron Will Bill is a wealth of knowledge. I like my Vortex Diamondback 10x42s. I might have to get those socks 🧦 and I am a sucker for long sleeve sun shirts with or without a hood.

[@lonsherman7890]

Great mini-series Dan! I am from Wisconsin and yes we do Archery proud. Thanks for showcasing!

[@brpnw4r94]

Great content this AM while sipping coffee over on the west side of the Cascades. Cheers, fellas

[@deanbrantley]

Since going to a hinge I’ve not been able to shoot index or thumb buttons. Even for hunting I’ve had good luck. It makes me slow my entire shot process down. A lot benefits to them.

[@clarkansas6590]

I purchased Joel Turner’s online Shot IQ course a few weeks ago and I highly recommend it.

[@sethclagg]

Great knowledge!

[@alext9230]

love these little mini series. keep it up!

[@HookandArrow]

REally disappointed that Joel didnt do a bunny hop on the scooter..

[@vancejohnson1778]

Hell ya man looks like a blast!

[@geraldperez6462]

You guys are so awesome! I can’t wait to go to one of your camps.

[@joedriggers6843]

Great channel!

[@tonyviers-de9qi]

Really enjoying the content you put out. Hey, Missouri loves archery too.

[@leroyjones769]

That was a good one .. thanks 👍🏾

[@Bigtrain1]

Sent two ventum reddots, one I had destroyed the other I thought was killing the battery. Vortex sent me two brand new reddots in a very short time frame. Amazing service. They were old also.

[@tylerweeding5610]

This series is dope🤙

[@daleowings7894]

Damn I missed out on this fr!! Wisconsin born and raised!!

[@michaelrocke316]

Ta ta ta TODAY Junior! I almost peed a little

[@jbrooksy]

The stone from Easton is not a squaring tool. It is mearly a chanfering tool. It is used to remove the very small burr inside the shaft that is left behind from cutting and squaring the shaft.

[@shawiniganbowhunter]

Awesome video! Thanks 🙏🏼

[@earlofcockwood1988]

Bro I fucking LOVE that shit😍😍 PLEASE MORE!!!!!

[@justingarant9367]

Pull over No, it’s a cardigan but thanks for noticing Vortex is so nyce 👏

[@gemeni69]

I love my Vortex optics I do however wish they would work on there bino harness and the flap open frontwards instead of backwards.

[@timbow50]

Honestly, picking up and using Joel’s mindset has helped me tremendously. YOU JUST GOTTA HAVE CONTROL the whole time. Never make a move in anything you don’t control. It’s just common sense. 👍👍

[@charleslefebvre5515]

That stone that easton includes isn't for squaring the arrow. It's for beveling/ putting a radius on the inside corner. So that half outs and field points/broadheads shoulder up to the arrow shaft properly. I find half outs start in the arrows easier when using it.

[@chucktaz1]

Awesome video

[@dexter5421]

I wonder if a more solid back wall on the bow helps for surprise release? I never gave the back wall much thought until watching this video.

[@stevepreziosi663]

Great stuff....I need to get to a camp. No bugles from Joel Turner?????

[@christianherrington1456]

Total arrow weight was like 495 last year. Flew great and had a full pass through with my hades Pro on my Buck. Went to a rip tko this year at 470 and better foc. Iron will single bevel. Ab 282 vs 270. Faster and still hits like a hammer

[@interestedmeow]

15:31 this is the whole reason I want you to try out a EZV and see what you think of it.

[@JSmith-nn5mi]

Great info, as always. Iron Bill's fetchings, how can you purchase them.

[@skylerturner1845]

Would like to see the study bill did with the university of Colorado. Curious as to see what fletchings they tested.

[@eisenzimmer]

Just checking the new video, watching the tour of the vortex HQ, and I'm think this... What do you think about a video somewhat catered to budget hunters? Love the videos about "most exspensive arrow" or the "check out the new Fury GB binos" but as an everyday, on a budget hunter, I'd like to know your thoughts on the crossfire binos, or the crossfire 1400 rangefinder... How do you think they stack up side by side, or maybe, "I'm shooting TAC in South Dakota in a budget gear set up" Just the thoughts of an everyday archer, let me know. P.s. I mess with Elkshape heavy, I love to tinker, and I love progression.

[@grappler84]

What was the yardage on those shots?

[@GoneHuntinbutlerfarmoutdoors]

Dr Ashby never has said you have to shot heavy arrows, he has always said shot what’s appropriate for what your hunting. He gives you the facts about all the arrow stuff.

[@hunterslifestyle625]

What release does Joel use for compound ?

[@patrickdoan1291]

DCA Super Sabres are a vane that Iron Will Bill should give a try

[@jackbuendgen389]

He did. Check out kifaru cast. Aaron snider and iron will bill did a podcast all about his new arrows

[@patrickdoan1291]

@@jackbuendgen389 thanks! I’ll give it a listen

[@thomasvanderhoff768]

As I watch this , I want to know why turner does not tell everybody to learn how to activate a hinge .if you are having problems activateing a thumb or index throw them away ,and get a hinge a hinge has no trigger it will force you to slow down,and you will truly find out what a surprise release feels like .lots of KZbin vids on how to activate them. It still takes time to be consistently accurate with one but don’t give up ,and you won’t believe how good you shoot. And then you can go to thumb or index and properly activate them.

[@jons7e]

You can see the level of anxiety some of those guys had with how much they jerked the trigger. Under low stress situations they'd probably do much better, but that's kind of the point. So much can be learned from JT

[@ChoppingBlockTree]

How far was everyone shooting under Joel's direction?

[@ElkShape]

They were shooting from 40-60 yards based on what they felt was their maximum effective range! -DS

[@ChoppingBlockTree]

@@ElkShape It looked like 70+ based upon what the camera does and how many people were missing entirely or way out of the vitals. Content still looks great Dan despite having to fill Tims spot. Way to push forward!

[@fattybourgeois1014]

For me the punch happens with my grip hand just as much

[@LamboDadd]

WOW! This is insanely valuable... And now I can never use a tru fire... Ever again...

[@bluelinehunter1985]

A disappointing video given its title. There was no real instruction on target panic or shot execution..

[@ElkShape]

Rewatch and learn. I learned by watching this video and I was there live. Lots of little nuggets. Thoughts vs Thinking was what really clicked for me. 🤙🏻

[@trevordavies2789]

I am definitely getting myself some permethrin socks 🦾 science is bad ass 😆