"MFJJ Meltdown” MFJJ x Tim Connor

[@c.sutton13]

Another great podcast.

[@CalebSmith87]

Y'all should come to Oklahoma tac. I know people think Oklahoma is boring but most people are thinking of the Oklahoma plains. Southeast Oklahoma is a whole different deal and it's beautiful. Like miniature smokey mountains.

[@ghaugsness]

I know there was a lot of concern around moving it down on the strip as well for those that bring their families. There will be one ASA before Vegas next year which is Foley at the end of Feb.

[@byronhendrixfishing8393]

Josh could definitely be a fisherman 😂😂😂 don’t change anything lol. I sent the last podcast to BMP’s camera man too

[@chrississon2646]

👍

[@korelick8411]

Tim - Reverse the mic arm. The arm wants to fall counter clockwise, which makes the knob want to turn counter clockwise and loosen. So take the handle off the arm, or the mic end off, pull it out and stick in the opposite side of the connection. That way when the arm is under its own weight of the mic it tightens the knob naturally. Old production trick.

[@mattbrown9883]

I'll be at the San Antonio nock on Saturday. My wife will walk it. This is my first tac shoot ever

[@Nightshift12482]

The more I hear about the aspects archery, the more relatable it is to the louder shooting sports. Easy to draw parallels of indoor 20 yard vs 3D and traditional Bullseye Pistol (now call precision pistol by the NRA) vs USPSA/IDPA. Your old school types on competition is a direct test of your fundamentals whereas you can get away with a little more on the other side in the "practical" competitions, be it vital zone on a 3D, or A zone on a USPSA target. Fundamentals are the same, but traditional competition shooters have an easier time transitioning to the practical side because of the solid base of fundamentals of shooting. The same goes for interest as well, there's more of an interest in the practical side, because it looks more fun... period... Think about the level of ball busting that goes on during a 3-D course over an indoor tournament... How Josh described Vegas, is exactly how last year (my first year) at the National Matches at Camp Perry went for pistol. Shot respectable scores at home, during local matches and leagues just to dump it at the big one... I chalked it up as being a big fish in a small pond at home, vs little fish in a big pond just that simple and you get into your own head to the point that you forget the whole reason you are there at the time, to have fun. But still not regretting going, and promising yourself to overcome next year. Honestly, Tim's road to 300 video is inspiring, and honestly more entertaining and educational to watch and join in on the journey, to learn with him, to improve together, to take yourself just seriously enough, but not too much... It's a fine line, but worthy to walk. These are the things that the shootings sports needs to grow, to bring new people in. Watching pros shooting near perfect is cool and entertaining, but also brings intimidation to new shooters who might find themselves "not good enough, so why bother". A series of personal growth and improvement would inspire those to dip their feet in... Either way, Liked and now subscribed to you guys!

[@bowhunter2008140]

Hey MFJJ! Just starting checkin more and more of your videos. Wish I knew a lot sooner of your videos but was wondering if that considered as a target panic? I’ve been doing the whole tinkering on all things archery ever since I got into archery. 20+ yrs and I love it just cause the fact it’s always a challenging experience.

[@allenosborne1201]

MFJJ, shot my first Lancaster Archery Classic this year and it was a blast!! Definitely going back, and hopefully every year from now on!! One of my highlights was meeting the guys from BHOD and brought them down some family made maple syrup from 🇨🇦!! Next up on the bucket list is a TAC event! Maybe you could come to one of the ones on the east coast (VT or Pa.) Would live to meet you and the Podium gang there!! And yes, I’ll bring you some fresh 🇨🇦 maple syrup!! 😜 I took the Shot IQ online course, and like Joel says “ Thoughts aren’t thinking!!” I think as able to talk my way through most of my shots at Lancaster and although I didn’t shoot my best, I walked away happy with how things went and determined to improve in the future using the Shot IQ training!! And Hank Haney was Tiger Woods coach, be he will never be will never hit the ball to that level! You don’t need to be able to do it yourself to KNOW how to do it!! Right Tim Connor!!! 😜🤣😜

[@bluechiparcherychippycarpe2780]

The whole crew should do Vegas 2025 ,MFJJ ,Tim and Dan . You all are great shots ,so would be perfect to get amongst it 😁🏹 I'm going ( travelling from the UK ,big fan,to celebrate my 50 years behind the bow) so it would be so cool to catch up 😁🏹😁

[@ghaugsness]

Hotel cost is pretty much the same as SouthPoint. The announcement could have been handle way differently.

[@jetskiordie7976]

Third Eye Blind - Jumper. Started typing this before you said it. Were on the same page. Lol

[@bradshaw796]

Ever heard of the bowfest shoot in wisconsin?

[@shanewalker4115]

I can relate totally different aspect but I shoot great in practice at home went to my first competitive 3d shoot and scored fair with the competition then went back with a goal of what score I needed and my mental game completely unraveled a few arrows in and couldn't get it in check

[@mikebarriga]

For me personally I like hearing when credible guys experience the same thing regular guys experience. As a learner, customer/consumer one thing that messes with me the most is when “The shooters” make you feel like you have some unique problem that only you are experiencing. This makes you feel like there is no solution to your problem and you are in some way defective. When a credible archer like yourself has an issue like this, the thing guys like me really want to know is , what was your solution? How did you resolve it? That’s why we’re here brother. Guys that are struggling are the guys searching for info on KZbin. Credibility isn’t being perfect. Your credibility comes from your honesty.

[@allenosborne1201]

I watched the CAM podcast featuring Kyle Douglas and listened to him talk about shooting 300’s in practice, but knowing that they or his shooting would note stand up to the pressure of doing it when it matters under the pressure of big tournaments!! That really drove the point home for me!!!

[@brodygoddard4220]

I told ya to quit skirting the ten and put it in the middle…. Ha ha ha. Definitely a pressure you can’t explain or feel anywhere else. Ya did fine. Next year!!!!

[@mattkane2178]

Brilliant MFJJ - thanks for your open/authentic thoughts … you’re struggling with high level pressure…highly relatable

[@genehildebrandt9161]

I was cool talking to you a little bit at Vegas. Bodie can't wear his Crocs at Vegas. They are considered open toe. So not allowed

[@mulliganjack]

Excellent podcast watch everyone. Love the dedication of MFJJ and the exploration of the unknown by Tim.

[@swamibr0]

A) absolutely awesome to hear honest thoughts on your shoot. B) key learning - failing to prepare is preparing to fail. Sounds basic but it’s so important to learn.

[@chaseanderson3255]

Come to the Oklahoma tac on 4/20

[@ryansullivan45]

Update on price and release date of draw board? Gonna need a video for install too

[@Archer275]

It looks like someone has already commented about the video that Paige Pearce has put out on why there are so many changes for the Vegas Shoot next year. She does mention about the outgrowing the venue, but that is not all there is to it. Yes, we are close to having outgrown the venue, but the size is not completely there yet. The inside scoop that she did not mention, because it is talking negative about someone, is that the OWNER of South Point DID NOT want to renew contracts. According to the owner the casino just is not making enough money during the Vegas Shoot. The hotel might be sold out, but the casino itself does not make anywhere near the kind of money that it does when there are other sold out events are held there.

[@jonahfinley]

Josh how you shoot does not impact what we think about what you do. What you and Tim do is so much bigger right now - you are growing the sport and TEACHING people. I’ve followed archery for years - i find y’all’s content in December, and I’m registering for my first archery competition and learning how to work on my own stuff all the sudden - that is what you do, you both are changing things for people! Yea we want you to perform well and we know you can. But personally to your fans (us, your following) it’s not important what you do it’s important *how* you do it. Your style and content is a product of who you are and that is genuine, transparent observation and actions. That’s who you are, and that really means something! That is why. And Yall are doing all the right things that make a difference, keep going!

[@grantprice6803]

Marlo’s was shooting a hinge

[@Fite234]

34:28 amazing bands and albums. Know exactly what you were thinking 😆.

[@l.i.archer5379]

This is *THE* best podcast I look forward to every Monday!!!

[@NMBowhntr]

Your honesty in owning the bad results is a testament to your humble character. We feel your pain. Get’em next time!

[@kylerbowers180]

What do you feel is to light of an arrow for whitetail? I just had some BE X impacts made up and they came out to 391 grains

[@billjones9708]

Josh, I would love to see you have a booth at the Western Classic Trail shoot in Redding!

[@mattloggins3023]

I think Josh will enjoy going to a couple of ASA events this year. They're very fun and the people are usually great.

[@Jason-mg6kb]

I can confidently say what you shoot does not affect your credibility. In golf, 99% of the best golfers in the world have a golf coach and not one of those coaches can beat their client. You wouldn't have the knowledge you have if you spent 4 hours a day shooting. Alot of pro golfers don't even know why they're using the clubs they are other than somebody but it in their hands and it worked.

[@DoubleMiddleOutdoors]

No loss in credibility at all. There are many phenomenal shooters who have major off weekends at these big shoots. There are also many who can outshoot 99.99% of people on earth that find that indoor is just not for them. Its a tough mental challenge and it takes a lot of courage to have a bad go at a tournament and come back and discuss it for all the world to see.

[@alanjackson5345]

I think the archery crowd appreciates the honesty more than anything else. Love the content please keep it going

[@jeffeager9779]

I check oilwells for a liveing, and love listening to your podcasts while I'm out and about. Keep it up! 👍

[@tbzane2724]

As a shop owner myself, with a 2nd job outside of it, I also know the struggle of trying to get ready for an event like this. I did not even have my bow fully set up until Monday the week of the Vegas Shoot. My first round on Friday was the first time that I have even shot at 20 yards this year, and the first game that I've shot in like 6 years. I had no expectations of what I was going to shoot, and I can say that is was the first time that I have ever gone and shot the Vegas Shoot just to have fun. I was able to finally got to meet Josh on Sunday, and I want to thank him for putting his bow down, so that he could actually shake my hand, and also taking a couple of minutes to chat with me.

[@Dziuky08]

Crocs aren’t allowed at Vegas in the championship arena. Only reason why Bodie didn’t have them on. Not him changing things up just championship rules for that. Lancaster they don’t care but NFAA does.

[@baronvonscruff4914]

Loving these podcasts, keep up the good talks, they make my day now

[@hellbounddeciple]

Atleast you got a response for the drop in coverage. I sent an email and didn't get an answer for 2 days. They didn't need to paywall it. Other sports do it on youtube and just run ads they control

[@jaydenphilben7716]

That’s awesome that you committed to Vegas and went for it! Also loved Josh’s conversation with Ranch Fairy. Finally someone doesn’t just pound the dude into the dirt but actually helps him out. Respect for JJ.

[@ndn-jm6024]

My brother (fellow Jumpmaster) just won #5 in Vegas. It was truly amazing!

[@jamesnordman4058]

Thanks for keeping it real and honest

[@chadpotteiger9279]

Hands down an amazing podcast. MFJJ has the courage on 100 lions. Thanks for sharing your experience at Vegas and being so honest and transparent about your experience.

[@kevinharnphanich1796]

The rumors are true, Vegas is a test of your metal game!!! I was glad to see you there!!! There are a lot of us who experienced the same issues with our shooting. The pressure keeps it interesting and fun. I look forward to next year.

[@hack.hunter84]

Thanks for the TimC discount code..Ive saved like $50 this year..

[@harveyrousejr.2069]

I've spent a ton of money on archery since I began watching you on You Tube and recently Instagram, most of which was spent at Podium Archery. I've been well pleased with all of my gear thus far. I'm very rural so I choose to purchase an Original EZ press and a LC draw board. The Baker ball vice with micro adjust is awesome. I like to do my own tuning and install my own accessories. I'm 35-40 miles to the closest archery shop so it just made sense to me.

[@ohio737pro]

Just have fun is the important thing. Once it becomes a chore you will resent it.. if your thing is helping people and selling gear and testing equipment and making videos, do that you enjoy it and it comes naturally. It doesn't seem like a chore. Once you add in competitive shooting, on top of all what you do now, it will become a chore

[@jordanhudson5075]

I can promise you I’m not here for how you shoot a bow, I could care less how you shoot a bow, I’m here because you and Tim seem kool as hell and your a walking encyclopedia of all things bow related…………….. do you really own a bow shop? Too soon ? Lmao just busting balls

[@lukefreeman4618]

Pod #3 of asking Tim An Josh to go to Crystal Mountain TAC Event! lol

[@michaelyonkunas5165]

It was so awesome to see you there and chat with you, Josh. Absolutely no loss in credibility, in fact it shows we all need to work and put the time in, even an expert like yourself. If we make it there next year, Timmy - hope to see you too buddy.

[@goon1500ify]

Josh ............ not fer nothin but your being WAY TO HARD on yourself ! Listening to you tell your experience in shooting at Vegas makes me never want to go there and shoot. Archery is fun ! It's supposed to be fun and the day it stops being fun and becomes a must do activity like it's a job then why bother doing it bro. I honestly don't give a rats ass what your score is perfect or not it won't change my opinion of you . RELAX BRO ! When I compete I treat it just like I'm shooting in my backyard with my friends , it's no big deal because the instant I think okay I gotta make this shot 😮😢 I miss and may as well go home because I just ruined my whole day . And that's why in 35 years of shooting archery I've never shot a 300 . I always finish one arrow short . Remember archery is fun ! That's why we're all here 🏹🎯🤘

[@sofasquirrel]

I get that your very competitive brother Josh, but give your self a break. Love that you told the tale. Thank you for what you both do.

[@DavidBowCrazyBabyak86]

I'm just putting this out there now. If yoon's guys were to make it to the PA shoot for seven springs the attack, you're going to see one of the happiest guys in the world if he gets to meet younz. I know you said it could be a possibility maybe it will happen. You got some lovers over here on the east coast as well, Pa for me

[@tkinman]

Josh, it was nice to briefly say "hi" to ya in Vegas. Don't take it wrong but it is nice to hear someone of your caliber have the issue at Vegas that I have struggled with for the last (3) years I have shot. Thought I was prepared as I could ever be... and shot 10 points plus under my average. Vegas nerves are real!! You figure out the magic let us all know!

[@nstetfy5158]

I’m just saying I met Josh and he is one of the nicest people I talked to. Thank you for stoping to chat for a second

[@sulphurmagazine6026]

Are you going to be in the east at all this summer? Like Seven Springs Tac?

[@aaronmcwilliams7014]

Just in here fleshing arrow listening to you guys. Awesome work. The struggle is real. Life’s busy and the brain is a tough animal. Keep going!

[@Elkzilla541]

what kind of arrows are you shooting!?😂

[@aaronmcwilliams7014]

@@Elkzilla541 rip tko 28.25” Easton stainless inserts with 100gr tips and playing with sk2 fletch some with aae max. Tinkering!

[@robertwicklander3087]

Based on the last few years following y’all I don’t think your credibility is any less than it was man. It’s like your buddy said it’s Vegas!

[@nicetryb0z0]

Smart people learn from other peoples failures, thanks for sharing yours it gave me things to think about

[@kalton3030]

See you boys in San Antonio!

[@AustinLafaele]

you should come to the first or last ASA event. You could have 2 people running a booth. Then you and Tim could shoot the 10 target practice course all day with different people. Its only $15 to shoot practice course all week. Just an idea

[@BJC406]

Definitely realize you might be in the same age range as Josh, when the Silverchair mention comes out. Lol.

[@richevans6506]

Great ambience. Love the whole wood-burning stove atmosphere.

[@DoubleMiddleOutdoors]

MFJJ if you goto an ASA ProAm you will find the Lancaster trailer is pretty busy there as well.

[@gordyduggan403]

I think that Josh will do much better next year because of what he learned this year and by next year his mind will have adapted to what the event is and what he needs to do .. yes it’s a competition , yes he’s competitive , but he knows he’s probably not going to win the tournament , but dam well is going to shoot his best! Which is what he did this year. Average archers like me wish I could shoot a 290 just once lol ! Thanks Tim for ditching the orange cap ! lol.

[@waynepatton689]

I used to shoot High Power rifle competition. Never one to think I’d be a High Master but I was and am a mental shooter. The first shot I dropped I to a 7 or 8, my game was finished lol.

[@ryan.b.maloney]

See you boys in Texas!

[@gabelakey2654]

Stoked to hopefully see y'all at TAC SA! My buddy and I just signed up for the first time, shooting Saturday and Sunday. Very excited. Cheers guys!

[@TRRuss]

I’m glad to hear that not doing as good as you wanted or expected made you upset/mad/angry/down. I’m glad to learn that you’re a competitive person who wants to do well.

[@grege8716]

Y’all have helped me be a better archer/bowhunter, retired now and this is my Absolutely Blessed full-time lifestyle, THANK YOU MOST SINCERELY!! ❤️

[@jackbuendgen389]

Josh, I'd be willing to bet you weren't pulling enough. Ask me how I know... Despite indoor archery sounding so easy it's very tough

[@Bobbydoesarchery]

Paige Pierce has a Instagram and TikTok post about the details in the changes for the Vegas shoot in 2025

[@theruggedarts2751]

You guys should try to make it out to the Archeryworld classic. It’s held in Lacey Washington. This year will be at fourth year and it’s been growing every year since it started. Joe and Megan the owners of Archeryworld have really been working their tails off along with all of their archer world crew to really grow that shoot up to try and be the Pacific Northwest version of the Lancaster classic. The amount of shooters and the ability of the shooters that do compete is growing every year. It’s gonna be a premier shoot in the future.

[@Yenboung10]

TAC SA pod with the squad???

[@jamesashley3827]

Thanks

[@Thedudeabides803]

Don’t beat yourself up Josh. I blame that dang Title. No other explanation 😂

[@goldtip34]

Vegas is tough for sure. I miss it and the nerves will wreck a guy for sure. Pressure is real😅

[@colingregory7464]

Mental shooting music - Another One Bites The Dust Paint It Black Going Under Bring Me To Life ?

[@tobymatkowski]

Josh has a meltdown? This should be good.

[@royleerobinson5]

Bro!! You would clean house if you took a trailer like Lancaster did at Vegas but at tac. I know they got some stuff I wouldn’t have bought but they had on hand so that impulse buys happened.

[@sinepari9160]

Tim loaded the f*** out of that stove

[@DavidBowCrazyBabyak86]

I mean shit if I was on Instagram the once in a while that I am and caught that I'd have been laughing my ass off dude

[@Elkzilla541]

sounds like ya need an ounce or two on the front and maybe some practice before you shoot the biggest indoor tournament in the world 🙃 at least you didn’t shoot someone else’s target!

[@cardinalcrazy09]

Paper is a bitch if you dont do it consistently...and even then its still a bitch. I would say that lrobably 99% of your viewers are hunters only, and if they would all give target archery a fair shake, they would all improve, hands down. Your score has nothing to do with your knowledge.

[@Matt-jl8xf]

Well said. My biggest gains have always come when I dedicate to 150-200+ arrows per day for a while. Some hunters probably don't shoot that many arrows in a year. But, if you want to become a better overall archer, competitive target archery is the best thing you can do for yourself. You will be humbled at first, and then you put your head down and get to work!

[@brettwilson2037]

Sounds like a lot of excuses to me 🤣

[@evanpena6837]

TAC SA!!

[@Oleman72]

Okay I have seen you drink that green thing you shack before you drink. What is it?

[@SL-he2wt]

AG1 - Athletic Greens.

[@JamesBond-oc4gm]

Yup, here for the meltdown 🤣👍

[@mikefutrell4224]

🎯✌🏻

[@jons7e]

No one cares what you shoot. Everyone is worried about what everyone else is thinking, and everyone else is doing the same thing. No one cares what anyone else shoots. Legitimately. Whether it's golf, archery, etc.... it's all the same mental shenanigans