Kyudo for beginners. How to use Kake to smoothly perform Hanare.

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Hello miyako sensei, per kyodo manual, I am currently trying to do hanare by only doing Nobiai instead of slightly jumping my right hand middle finger in the very end of kai, I found it extremely difficult to understand how it works, as at kai, my shoulder can not extend anymore to force the tsuru to pop out. While I thought if we have our right hand loose enough, it will gradually become looser and looser as we move from Daisan to Kai, and eventually fly out, but I couldn't help but hold it tight until the very end, because if I don't do that, the arrow will likely fly out even before I reach Kai. I also notice I lose my Hineri during the process as well when I have my right hand being loose. Can you explain how to do Hanare naturally without intention? Sorry for the long message, and thank you for the video as always!!!

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My English may be poor, so I might not fully understand, but it seems that there are no technical issues. The problem might not be with your technique, but rather that the groove of the Kake has become deep, making it difficult to release. I had the same issue in the past, and I didn't realize it until an instructor pointed out that the groove in my Kake had deepened.