One Easy Tip to Have a Better Archery Release

[@hidehide-d3g]

I practiced archery for six years during my junior and senior high school. During that time, I emulated your form, and mentalism. Jake Kaminski. I'm cheering for you all the way from Japan.

[@lavatun]

Your country makes the best recurve sights..

[@TracyPicabia]

Every single archer at my club has a more or less static release. Including the coach. I did too until I dived into this channel

[@ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣΧΩΡΑΪΤΗΣ]

The fact that you share and offer you re experience is amazing

[@-fazik-3713]

Great video! I knew my release is not the cleanest but I finally understood and felt what a clean release is when I began shooting compound with a mechanical release. The difference was almost painful. Now I strive to achieve the same when shooting with my fingers.

[@adamkilroe9840]

That bit I have nailed, what I have great difficulty doing is keeping consistent finger pressure on the string. Take care and thank you for your continuing content. Archery UK is full of comments recommending your channel, way way way more than anyone else.

[@jenniferditty2904]

I have been taking lessons for 4 months and just got this concept from your video. Thanks!

[@chrislawson8568]

Im 37 and only been shooting for a few months now. Ive been a life long fan of pistols and rifles but the bow is fun because im learning something brand new!! Thanks for the tips and you just earned another subscriber 😁😁

[@johnminnitt8101]

You're right about this applying to other forms of archery. I have shot wooden English longbow for many years, and am rebuilding my form after fighting target panic, and this release tip has been a great help. Thank you.

[@billcharlene1450]

Im 40 and have been shooting since 10 (off and on) you tube has been a godsend to fix form quark's. However your channel diagnoses issue that aren't apparent to me and helps easily resolve. Your explanation is tremendously easy to understand and correct. Thank you sir!

[@mekkibelgacem8636]

I'm so thankful for everything you do, I do believe on you bro. You are the best coach 🙏❤️

[@laurentmeiller5171]

Hi Jake, thursday i tried your warm-up exercices before shooting my new indoor arrows and i took the time to analyse every arrow course because my last limbs were too strong i had a very fast release so the arrows made some curve trajectory before flying straight (worse with lateral wind) now with the new limbs i have the time to build the line : shoulder --arm1-- arm 2 - arrow and ZIP !! i release quieter and the trajectory is pure straight !

[@tonyyule553]

Awesome video. I'm very new to recurves. I'm pretty sure I have my grip right, my anchor point sorted but my release is holding me back, it stuffs up so many shots because of inconsistency and ,I guess, I'm still figuring out how to do everything. I know what I need to do but actually doing it is difficult. Your videos help me understand why and how I need to do things. I'm not sure if I even make sense, but either way, thank you very much, you've been unbelievably helpful, I love your videos and keep them coming.

[@48JF]

Already bought the book and read it halfway through. It helps me too but personally watching your videos and analyzing myself with footage helps me more. Your input is really great and since I've been using the Dartfish app to help me, I've been able to increase my 18m average from 8.7 to 9.25. Thank you so much.👍

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Glad to help!

[@മനനംചെയ്യാം]

Bro, how can purchase the book

[@digitaldogs233]

I share this because youve been my virtual coach for the last month or so, so the least i can do, as youve helped my progress alot. Still feel i need to work more and that shoulder rotation, its very hard, i doubt none archers have a clue what goes into this sport, and ive learned threw busted blood vessel's to aching neck that theres a right way and a very wrong way too shoot a bow. Monday ill be booking in my class at my local archery club. Im actually curious to see what ive actually learned and how watching you has taught me so far everything i know. I do post what i do on this page, and when i start my course it will be weekly uploads of what ive been tought threw a real life coach, like i wrote im very curious in what she or he will say when they see my form, from someone that as far as they know hasnt shot an arrow before.

[@thewhiskybowman]

It's funny you talking about trying to replicate what some beginners do, recently I was trying to copy what one of our club archers was doing with her release to visually contrast with one with a proper follow through, so she could see the difference, and I really struggled to do it. No matter how many times I told myself to do a static release I kept following through automatically. It was amusing and frustrating at the same time.

[@SuperBartet]

Thank you for this tip, I'm on a beginners course at the moment, and will be trying this method at my next lesson.

[@gunterlangesschwein.kieran1784]

I'll try that later or tomorrow maybe it'll be Dark here soon , thanks Bloke I've already learnt so much from you this will help immensely. Concentrate on the shoulder.

[@typhoon2827]

+1 on the social media. Years for me now. Not missing out.

[@kenwoodard2618]

New to the sport, joined a local club and bought some solid entry level kit for barebow recurve. A more experienced member advised me to follow through, but I’m sure I immediately committed the errors you attempt to reconstruct here. I can’t wait to apply your shoulder emphasis next session!

[@bintangbintang8250]

draw with your back, execute with your back. great content jake, keep it coming! love from indonesia

[@jonathanwright6764]

Thanks Jake for all your videos, advice and inspiration

[@warandmilitarycollectibles2545]

Thanks! My 12 year old son just got his first Olympic Recurve / Barebow. He wants to get more involved and grow from his NASP archery skills. Your videos have been and will continue to be a major part of his success. We plan to do some virtual coaching soon from your website, maybe even some physical coaching next June while down in Florida for 2024 NASP Open/Worlds.

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Thanks for the super thanks! As far as digital coaching, Video Coaching Reviews are the way to go for sure. Good luck to your son.

[@simonhuber6859]

Amazing Video, easy to understand. Thanks!

[@gioyari]

Thank you. I will be trying this follow through.

[@parentalguidancerecommended251]

Been watching you from the beginning, cant wait to see you get to that 100k subscriber milestone.

[@cavetroll]

I'm actually still working on this myself. It's getting better though and this will help thank you!

[@blackriflex39]

nice simple and to the point... great video jake i cant wait to get out and sling a few and try this out

[@FieldSobrietyTest6676]

Youre the best source of archery knowledge in KZbin, I love it man. I hope you keep doin it ❤

[@BehelKawe]

Ive been hoin to the archery since 2022, and yeah.. and still practicing to make my right shoulder stiff and follow through after release, it's so so so so hard

[@cliffruss01]

Since day 1 I have been learning from you, so it's a huge Thank you Jake, for all the help. ❤

[@dustydustydusty]

Sometimes it seems like if I don't do a triple backflip on my release I've done it wrong. When it feels like everything exploded from the center of my chest outward is usually the best shot or a terrible unanticipated mistake while breaking in a new tab. It's hard to say goodbye to an old well favored worn out tab.

[@kesultananbumi2851]

You are the best coach jake👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@and-x8344]

Thanx for another usefull leason. A question, shooting with a 40lb bow, when the conditions aren't there, is it constructive to shoot at a small target on my small place with a 20lb bow?

[@BradHammons-c1k]

Good for you getting off of social media. Congratulations 🎉🎉

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Been off it since early 2020 or so

[@Maryam55ta]

Hi I already bought one of your book I hope I can get this one as well-from Iran 🙏🏻🌺

[@dvorahleahshkolnik3327]

I just bought your book! Really look forward reading it! 🏹️

[@dhanushkumararcher2532]

How to purchase the book bro

[@TheWardy72]

As a beginner this helps a lot, thanks!

[@kennylainhart7148]

What can I do on helping not tear my nose up ,I'm a right handed shooter!!! Traditional recurve!! I've read a lot on archery talk ,people say open my stance some !!?

[@migonher6666]

Muchas gracias desde Chile.

[@dracus6877]

-full draw -once at full draw switch the pressure from ur fingertips to the lantube. - its almost like ur feeling all that energy hang on ur lantube. - then act like ur turning ur lantube. Then BAM that smooth release will happen

[@thewhiskybowman]

I think you mean LAN 2, if not I don't know what you are referring to with lantube.

[@richartist40]

Lantube never heard it before ! Sounds like a light tube or something !

[@santicrespo8136]

¡Gracias!

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Thanks for the Super Thanks!

[@yufanli6]

Does the book come with PDF file? I wouldn’t be able to receive the actual book since I am in China.

[@Imstarshine]

Im new to this. Im not sure if i can mimic this method as i dont have any space left to move my shoulder back anymore. Full draw uses all the movement space up

[@gihanilangakoon]

That's a great learning point for me...concentrate on the natural movement of the deltoid muscle

[@clarkansas6590]

Good job

[@pedroheredia3726]

What about the bow hand?. I have come to realize that my release and follow through are cleaner if I start the expansion pushing with the bow hand. Does it make sense?

[@jamesGT78]

Jake have you any videos on how to release while focusing on follow through and aiming? I know it's not possible to focus on two things at once and if I'm focusing on aiming, I find it hard to make a good clean release. What I'm trying to say is, if I'm focusing on bringing my shoulder around to improve my release, what am I doing regarding aiming? I seen a video from Tom Clum I think his name is and he said aiming should be a subconscious thing, because we can't focus on aiming and release at once.

[@thewhiskybowman]

If you are struggling to do both then I'd suggest shooting at blank bale distance without a target and just work on the release. A lot. When that clean release and follow through becomes ingrained then you start shooting at a target and focusing on aiming.

[@jamesGT78]

@@thewhiskybowman good suggestion. I'll do that. Thanks 👍

[@aaravdogra117]

I doubt you are going to see this but I will still say :- Hi Jake I am 12 and I played tennis 🎾 for 8 years before archery. It has been about one month playing archery and surprisingly I am doing pretty well. Can you how to stop getting scared while on full draw and does tennis 🎾 experience help in Archery

[@evilryu29]

I guess I have to call Jake for a lot of coaching

[@janickgonzalez8900]

Hey jake, you should do a review on the new hoyt gmx3.

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

I have one on order... waiting in line!

[@janickgonzalez8900]

@@JakeKaminskiArchery then I'll be watching out for that vid.

[@48JF]

Danke!

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Thanks for the super thanks!

[@mcroman-superfeat]

Oops, what target you shoot on, in this video ... ?

[@ignasmorkeliunas3804]

comment added.

[@lavatun]

Are you going to review the new gmx3 riser?..

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

I have one on order

[@lavatun]

@@JakeKaminskiArchery excellent..

[@hyper1079]

How to i fix my shuolder when i pull 40 pounds bow?

[@richartist40]

Switch down to 35 ..

[@waynestevenson9613]

You really do make it look too easy 😂

[@typhoon2827]

Coach movement not muscles

[@48JF]

Danke!