Hinge Shooting Made Easy (TToTW#87)

[@timbow50]

I think one needs to just make a solid commitment that this hinge thing IS GOING TO WORK! You have to get into it with the idea there’s no other type release to fall back on. Newbies need to do what he’s showing with some kind of trainer. Gotta learn slowly and correctly. They are fabulous after you get used to them. I love those with two moons to be able to set it up for me. 👍👍

[@rcrchery]

The multi moon releases have some great adjustment capabilities.

[@bradleysnyder50]

Great video!! This really helped me with some issues I've been having with my hinge. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. 👍

[@rcrchery]

I appreciate you watching and the comment here! Glad it's helped you out!

[@stormchildkennelsjasontrac6749]

Great info. New shooter trying to learn my hbc flex. I've got a few hundred shots through it, and I swear every one feels different. And most of them are to the right of the x. I'm having a hard time learning to relax my index/middle and engage more ring finger pressure. Any pointers, or something I'm missing? Thanks buddy

[@brandonpatterson5705]

Can you explain how to hold using the back? I have issues with not knowing how to hold using the back I use my back for shot execution you touched on it but would like a little more detail on this.

[@rcrchery]

Here's an old video that has some good visuals. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJjLdqmKZceZa80

[@rcrchery]

It's easiest to use the muscles in the back to aid in drawing the bow back to start the engagement. Once they're there then it's a lot easier to use them to execute. Try thinking to expand the chest, puff the chest out, to execute your shot instead of using the back muscles. This can help. You're pulling the hands apart.

[@brandonpatterson5705]

@@rcrchery I will try to engage it sooner rather than later when I’m about to execute my shot. :) thanks man

[@rcrchery]

Anytime! @@brandonpatterson5705