The importance of a clean release | Traditional Archery

[@gilanbarona9814]

Thanks for coming back, Jim. I miss these lessons from you.

[@nosystem1098]

Grizzly has the sweetest little release I've ever seen. So smooth. I've spent too much pointless time trying to replicate it.

[@dennisoosterbaan6872]

"Back to the Basics' . . . Looking forward to the series. Thanks Jim.

[@GeorgeWHaydukeIII6396]

Great advice as usual. Thanks for reminding us about the fundamentals!

[@william-jameskelly3506]

More great content from Merlin!!! And, the best company to deal with when buying archery equipment online. Can't wait for more video uploads. 😊

[@MNSkeetFamily]

Great episode. Time to go back to the shack and focus on my release. Love it.

[@ExiledExia]

Thank you for this video and another reminder for me to get this book and read it!

[@MerlinArchery]

You're so welcome!

[@nancyliawoods]

Thanks !

[@ThirdLawPair]

My favorite way to practice a clean release is to shoot 400 grain arrows off of a 25 lb bow. It magnifies the effects of any errors in the release, and makes is it easy to feel how the string is interacting with the fingers.

[@craigrich4124]

Deffo need to read this. 👌

[@cavetroll]

It comes across as a reading from the archery bible 🤣 I'm definitely here for that!

[@timwright5466]

Grizzly Tim here my release after many years is still rubbish I so struggle with this one simple thing . So much so I couldn't hit your new big zebra at merlin @20 metres 😂

[@marctull3596]

Wait, I’m confused. An obscure passage from a 54 year old book about misadventures in the American South and a clip of some random dude on a basketball court. I get that James Dickey was a very good archer and some of his passages are inspirational - but this is supposed to be about the importance of a good release. I kept waiting for the demonstration.

[@jamesturner6678]

Think you may have a problem with your audio bud. Turn it up as he does explain it 🤟

[@marctull3596]

@@jamesturner6678 I was hoping for an actual demonstration instead of just an explanation. Grizzly Jim’s demonstrations are excellent! If I want Story hour, I can go to my local library and sit with the preschoolers.