Archery 101 Coaching: Graduation Day- Let ‘Em Rip! (part 5 of 5)

[@michaellopez8498]

Fantastic set of lessons!!! I watched alll 5 lessons and really appreciate how John broke every step of the shot sequence down from pre-shot to post-shot. Ive been shooting archery off and on for over 25 years, with steady shooting for the last three years. I wished I had someone like John around when I first started shooting archery, this would have saved me a ton of frustration and most likely money too. I look forward to applying everything John has explained in theses 5 video's. THANK YOU John Dudley!!!!

[@gemeni69]

He’s hooked! That look on his face after that first arrow was priceless. Good job Brice and great job John. Great video.

[@HeartlandMakesAndOutdoors]

I have to say this, of all the videos I have watched especially professionals who help others get into archery, your Moble quiver for shooting indoors not only is genius, it would work well out side in the back yard as well, I have used cardboard shopping tubes, the cardboard tubes from shrink wrap etc, this one you have is by far the best and keeps the arrows closer to the archer and he does not have to walk around or change his footing to get another arrow. Thank you sir, I am steeling this idea. Keep up the great videos, Dale

[@tonywinton7949]

Great video series, thanks. This will help me teach the grand kids a proper foundation. I appreciate this!

[@byronm7234]

I love the look on his face after the first shot! He's thinking: wow, this is awesome!!!

[@shelbyraines234]

Your changing that young man's life for the better archery makes everything better. Great content and good job John hope to meet you at a tac . God bless and piece out

[@al3m415]

Awesome job Bryce! John, thank you for sharing your knowledge and time. As someone who’s new to archery with no prior experience or coaching received, I am very thankful for these 5 part video series and all content you share in this channel 🙌🏽. #nockon🤘🏼

[@americasbestbowstrings8194]

Great stuff John! And keep after it Bryce, archery is such an incredible skill to master!

[@TRC1989]

Shot your nock on course today in OK. Drilled the last 103 yard shot on the Bigfoot. Was a great time.

[@lamont5050]

Thank you for your content, I needed help on my grip and target panic now I'm hitting in the yellow.

[@hotshotelkslayer4547]

Great video John!!! Question …do you or anyone on here know of anything about using “liquid lock” to help hold the serving together in the cam locations??? Info appreciated…😊

[@david-qm9vn]

just finished all 5 and thankyou for coaching, great job

[@robcarr8505]

So sick!! Awesome job Brice!!!!

[@Vulpes175]

These videos really help me! Thanks

[@wantutri7225]

im glad hes teachin him how to draw correctly. dont see a lot of people being able to draw straight back like that with minimal movement.

[@MXRIDER14YZ]

This last set of tutorial videos is the best on the internet! You’ve really helped me to understand archery better. Random question for you, what’s your go to cutter for at home garage arrow cutting?

[@jasonwatson2679]

Keep teaching man!!!

[@spirobouloukos511]

100% noticed the grip from the beginning....no 45 degree angle. Otherwise looking good. Bryce 's a natural!

[@shelbyraines234]

The grip or shoulder

[@ВладимирПрименко-о5б]

Congratulations, Bryce! After 20 years of training, you'll be shooting just like John. You can learn faster in about six months, but you need to sell your soul to the devil for less.

[@josephstanczak4340]

grip & bow torque

[@shelbyraines234]

I got it grip

[@joearagon4261]

His grip wasn’t necessarily correct.?

[@ryanhewett7381]

grip

[@brpnw4r94]

Grip

[@juliusjames5577]

Bryce is ringer! Dudley cheated