YOUR ANCHOR is EVERYTHING! Here’s the homework that will LEVEL YOU UP! Week 5 School of Nock 25

This week (week 5 - ANCHOR) we are focusing on the anchor position. There are so many cause and effect relationships between your release position and your point of impact it’s crazy. In this video John Dudley breaks down several levels of importance for the release hand. How hand positioning relates to precision! How the release design and archery technique can either help or hurt each other. How compound archery techniques have learned a thing or two from Olympic style recurve archery. How arrow clearance on the face causes variations in accuracy down range. This week’s homework gives you so many things to think about on one subject! Remember your building blocks to Dudley’s Coaching Process these past weeks. Focus on them in order and spend some extra time with this weeks hot topics.
STANCE-GRIP-SHOULDER- now ANCHOR!

[@GardenArcher7625]

10:20 - 10:40 So true. That´s the point, because after you changed your headposition, you will more or less need to change the gripp, too.. when you try to get the eclypse.. Even the thumb on the trigger feels different, at the wrong anchorpoint.

[@robcarr8505]

I can't thank you enough for your videos!! Between you and my coach I've learned so much in the past year. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@SlamChaser]

Dud Nocks it out of the park every time!

[@legomurderbears]

Much Critical, Much Archery, Much John Dudley

[@klickklack5580]

Thats really great!!! God bless America!!!

[@david.6040]

Been following along and learning. Good stuff thx!

[@tjblackforest69]

Thanks a lot. Always good advice. Every year.

[@PennNative]

George Ryals said peep determines where you anchor. the further away your target. sight drops lower n lower. So your anchor is determined by peep height and target distance… ? He said to acquire peep and sight. then anchor..?

[@rolldysharpshooter6593]

You can change your peep location based on your anchor too

[@Niko_410]

I’m sure it’s a differing of an opinions from ages of experience. But personally George Ryals makes a ton of sense and has one hell of a resumé and team to back it up.

[@jwild5360]

@@PennNative just like I said earlier in this thread all that matters is the peep and pin being aligned the same. Doesn’t matter where you anchor if it’s the same everytime it’s Gona make 1 hole in the target. Your anchor absolutely changes from 25-80 yards. It HAS to change to keep the peep aligned with pin.

[@kevinsteinke2603]

Can you do more on this but using an index release so can see what that looks like??

[@christophercowan9946]

I notice the modern hand releases twist the D-,loop 90" as the trigger head doesn't rotate. I mean I use a truball absolute 360 which is no longer available. Possible one of the better releases ever made .

[@clintskeens]

As long as I tie your loop in correctly it won't matter that much at all as long as your degree of your anchor is the same every time

[@Robert-yh6bb]

When you hang with the goats nuts 🎉 you can't help but love the juice 🎉

[@clarkansas6590]

Good job

[@brettbuckmaster5128]

When I use my Nock2it it feels like my thumb can’t reach the button, like I’m reaching for it or have to make a slight fist to reach it which breaks my flat hand. The silverback feels great. Not sure what I’m doing wrong

[@PennNative]

Wait… now what kind of arrow is that?? Duds…. I know that ain’t no SuperDrive currently made… I never seen that label….

[@Evasive14]

First! Anchor is everything!!

[@Robert-yh6bb]

Second! Only when 35 other critical aspects are inline, 🎉

[@clintskeens]

Not at all I don't know why people think that, it matters with a recurve but not compound because we have a peep and as long as it's lined up with your scope housing your anchor won't matter at all.