the way i look at it you have pretty bad technique compared to the japanese on the tube haha... bad habits from shorter draw bows..I will try to buy yumi directly from Japan
Thank you for your interest in korean baby arrrow. Japan and China invaded korea more than 1000 times . Ancient Koreans protected country by arrows and multiple luncher arrows.
You look fairly stable. Clearly pretty practiced, nice job If I may, I would suggest looking into blind nocking. Right now that’s your main obstacle keeping you from going faster. Getting the right nock and adding a fletching to avoid having to look and orient will save a lot of time. Take a look at Mihai Cozmei, he’s one of the best
Why do u raise the bow Up? Its not necessary and leads to overtention in the spine. Apart khatra has no any physical sense.people beleive yo what IS written in books and unaware the biomechanics of the archery
I'm looking for a 90# 34" draw Korean bow. I broke my 85# Monarq. I asked Daylite if they still make the 90# 34" Majesty, but they said they don't make heavy draw Majesty any more. Can you recommend a good bow?
good to hear. i have 80# and 90# Monarq. but they don't draw 34". heavier bows have shorter drawlength... and, yes, i have asked them to make heavier one but they don't anymore. my recommendations for heavy bows, Mrbows.com - Misko has been making high quality heavy bows for a long time. totally worth it. or some good fiber glass bows that do not squeak. i'm still looking for that. but some of fiber glass bows from Alibow and AF archery can be a good start for heavy bow journey. :)
Without an instructor you learn bad habits. I've seen you shoot over the years. You're pretty good. Do not look at your bow while shooting. That should be your training. Never look away from the target.
Its definitely historical. I saw it in that one movie.. I don't think people understand that just because it wasn't depicted on a scroll or hieroglyphs doesn't mean someone didn't do it years ago.😂 It's good for shooting over a wall or down at someone or animal from horseback. Love your content, bro!
Honor and respect from me for the mindfulness when drawing the bow. And the caution when archery. Make haste slowly! Patience is a great virtue. Best wishes, Grizzlyman😅
slow draw practice lets me feel which muscles in my body is activating. also it lets me know which part of my shoulder and back need more work. in general, a good way to make your shooting cycle steady and strong. :)