"Master Your Aim: The Ultimate Compound Bow Grip Technique Revealed!"

[@waynestevenson9613]

Great tip and most overlooked aspect of shooting your bow when it comes to consistency! Thanks!

[@thebowbeginner]

Your're welcome 😀

[@mmorpgenius]

I started trying that recently after seeing a video that John Dudley did. Feels so much more consistent

[@ernestroger3326]

Thank you ! Clear and straightforward.

[@markuss8079]

Thanks

[@thebowbeginner]

You're welcome

[@drcuzo]

I also learned this from John Dudley's five part beginner series. I cannot recommend the series highly enough

[@samj1185]

interesting. applicable to target recurve too I'd think.

[@thebowbeginner]

Yes. However harder to execute with the proper Olympic Recurve Shot Process which involves setting the grip quite late in the shot process.

[@samj1185]

@@thebowbeginner and not to mention the longer bow making the knee perch questionable. I'll try it though

[@andrewfernandez8330]

That is a good tip, but id point out that it doesn't look like you are neutralizing your wrist and your front elbow looks too bent as if your draw length is too short? Just quick observations, maybe get some other opinions on that? MFJJ at Podium Archer has a good video on the wrist.

[@MILongdraw]

I second this, another half inch might do you wonders on your hold!

[@maikp5505]

Use a finger sling and it will also help.

[@timbow50]

👍👍👏🏻

[@thebowbeginner]

🙏

[@bowhunter0762]

Your draw length looks a little short.