Setting Up and Tuning a 27" Hoyt Formula RX and Self Coaching to Stop a Collapsing Release

[@adyaelrivera6803]

One of the best risers of hoyt

[@kevinbrown5321]

Eureka! I've been struggling with release and follow thru ever since I started shooting 11 months ago. I stopped this video halfway through and tried shooting concentrating on the follow through rather than the release AND IT WORKS!!! I've just shot 30 arrows and it felt great. My groups were close and accuracy even better. You can have no idea how much I've struggled so thank you very much

[@kajala11]

Welcome to the next step! Its a nice place to be. Also learned here, Blind Bale which helped my release & finish. Its shows how the forms should feel & sounds when you finish. Once you understand that, it helps develop your normal shooting pattern.😏

[@andreask.654]

This is your best videos. Just do what you have to do and comment on the go. This is your own genuine style and it's cool. 👍

[@DustinLeroy]

thats exactly the type of content i dig, setting up, testing, tuning and shooting. love it, thanks for the video jake!

[@Matt__just_a_guy]

absolutely gorgeous riser. I really enjoy these 'tinkering' videos.

[@RobinHood-ie1vf]

Loved this video. I own a formula Rx and coming back to shooting after a 5 year layoff. This type of information was simply not easy to find back when I first purchased this box. Love it.

[@electoplater]

because brady shot them in a world archery shoot. it was said at the time they not being a top of the hoyt range it was said maybe they were different limbs with 720 graphics

[@pjerOSRS]

Great to see what to look for in these self critique vids, I feel you on that bow shoulder, always a work in progress lol.

[@Poisonieer]

My prodigy had those kinds of limb bolts on them. With the collet locks.

[@Teardropbrut]

Jake, show us the plunger stiffness by placing it on a kitchen scale so we can see how much weight you typically use. I'd be interested to see when the plunger starts to move. I could then replicate your setting on my end as startpoint.

[@electoplater]

done some research the quatrro limbs came out in 2013 the 720 came out in 2016 it was a cheaper limb because it had a maple core

[@social3ngin33rin]

@11:50 i really need that clamp lol lol check the description and it's there :) Ouch, that price lol

[@liamboyle9199]

Speaking of older Hoyt risers, any thoughts on the GPX?

[@waynestevenson9613]

…Set: Set-Up: Load: Anchor: Transfer: Expansion: Follow-Through… Could you go into detail in another video with this updated KL process? 🙏 Hey don’t be hating on the shirt, I was totally digging it!

[@ZephrusPrime]

Jake-Do you think you can compare the old king Quattro's to the new King Velos? BTW this camera angle for the outside shooting totally rocks!

[@Poisonieer]

Weren't those the limbs Brady used in 2012 insted of Quattro (I'm assuming cause they kept blowing up) I'm not totally sure but I also have a pair as well lol.

[@Sardothien]

Looking forward to your big upcoming project! I've been wondering about string diameter and specifically when and whether it makes sense to use a higher strand count or thicker serving (and the corresponding larger groove nocks)?

[@brandonniese7001]

I think the bicep moving could just be an artifact of relaxing your fingers. There might be some chain reaction with tendons and muscles that when you relax your finger you lose tension in the bicep.

[@tommygun542]

Hey Jake. When and where are those new vanes going to be available?

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

My website, presales within a month. Should have vanes ready to go out within 2-3 months

[@ffauzan7408]

I wanna know what that table setup is👀

[@Markus__B]

Not sure if it is just some framerate/shutter foolery but in the frame-by-frame part, the lower limb is so much earlier than the top one. never noticed that before.

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

It’s the way a camera takes a “picture” or takes each frame in a video. It starts at the top and goes to the bottom like a rolling line. It’s just an optical illusion.

[@FrancSchiphorst]

Have a look at this video from smarter every day for details :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn-5pYCjgdGhpac

[@uvausmc]

@@JakeKaminskiArchery was going to ask about the same thing. I was going to ask you to go more in depth about your tiller and why there was such a big difference but the camera trickery explains it.

[@carloscuestaparera4023]

Which are the pros and cons between 27+ medium vs 25+ longs?

[@malditomigue]

27+ M limbs should be faster , 25+ L limbs should be more stable and smoother to draw but slower. But it is all about how You feel.

[@InFerrumVeritas]

I think he did a video on this, actually

[@rickmansberger4136]

Curious about the why the 720s were controversial? Love walking through this setup with you Jake. Rick Mansberger Redmond Sports Group

[@n.k5000]

Rumour has it Brady used a set of 720s at an international event, but they were actually Quattro prototypes with the 720 paint on them. Not sure if this is true, nor if anyone else at the time had access to them. What I’m interested in is what prototypes they’ve given out now. Have a look at Casey’s limbs, they don’t look like normal velos limbs if you look at the core, there’s no tell-tale lighter bamboo strip.

[@dick-gs9tb]

@@n.k5000 Isn't she simply shooting the foam core version?

[@n.k5000]

@@dick-gs9tb that technically doesn’t exist on the market. At least not yet

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

That doesn’t exist on Hoyts website. Bamboo only iirc.

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Yeah Brady and I showed up somewhere with them. I think it might have been at Versus in Mexico or possibly a Pan Am Games? I can’t remember. Caused quite the stir and was the first time in a while that prototypes left the factory.

[@JAvila-mx7ju]

Hi Jake. Love the video especially with critiquing on your own form. I noticed when you say your bow side shoulder scapula muscle is moving the same way as the draw side. I was wondering what part of the bow side scapula muscle is used for? And is there any muscle that plays a part to keep the bow side shoulder down besides from what you explain, reaching forward?

[@radebig69]

I think you moved your head after anchor forward and from your chest. After that you start shaking and then shot. Maybe I am wrong but looks like inch of movement.. Thank you for everything you do, I told everyone at range to sub! ❤❤❤

[@Ace_USVI]

is this a 72 inch bow?

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

70” with med limbs

[@79oose]

Hi Jake, my coach alterd the side screws in the riser to fix the string alignment, but after 2 weeks i broke a 18Ibs upper limb, then i used 30lbs hoyt and i heard cracking so i stopped.... Could it be the riser?

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

Probably was not set back up correctly. I bet the dowels are rotated funny.

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

It’s very hard to describe here how to fix it. I should make a video

[@79oose]

@@JakeKaminskiArchery That would be great, because no resources in the internet about this issue.

[@garymickus6412]

Ever use WD 40 to free frozen parts?

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

On a rust prone bolt, yes. But this was stainless inside of aluminum. It wasn’t frozen, it was a rounded head plus an almost cross threaded lock.

[@garymickus6412]

@@JakeKaminskiArchery Sounded worse than rusted! Today I removed old glue from the riser and rest using lighter fluid (Ronsonol). Worked great.

[@InFerrumVeritas]

“Ask your doctor about Hoyt Formula RX”

[@florenciaferreccio1857]

Delete release delete release!!!