How To Grip Your Bow The Right Way!

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The bow grip is one of two areas you contact the bow itself, which makes it vitally important to be consistent in how you hold your bow. I show you in this video how to hold the bow grip in the strongest way possible for the best chance of archery consistency.
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Chapters:
00:00-1:02 Intro
1:02-2:37 Basics
2:37-4:45 Doing it Wrong
4:45-6:43 Why it Matters
6:43-8:29 How to do it Correctly
8:29-10:00 Don't do This
10:00-12:02 More Details
12:02-14:44 Summary
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@andreask.654 Год назад

What I really like about this channel is the fact that Jake never fakes a shot. No over exaggeration, but "this is what you do - this is what you get". 👍

@digitaldogs233 Год назад

I'm from uk, but yes this is my go to channel for advice outside of the real world because he's really good at explaining thing's, and never fakes it.

@digitaldogs233 Год назад

Wow I just realised i was putting my arrow on the wrong side of my bow!!! Im right handed but got a ambidextrous bow, so i was putting my arrow on the right side of the bow, wow yes sir this is why you are my go too channel for archery even though im from uk youre videos are really helpful.

@srmjr4200 Год назад

Great video, per usual, Jake. This video is incredibly important to a developing archer. I wish I would have seen this about a couple of years ago when I first started archery. For well over a year, I was gripping the bow EXACTLY like how you show NOT to do it. I thought I'd seen several olympic style archers gripping the bow that way, not realizing that they were simply using bows designed with an extremely high grip. So I started using the same grip, but on a very low grip compound bow. Not only did I have all the problems you articulate here and a horrible side to side wobble, worse, I developed serious bicep tendon tendonitis, though at the time I had no idea what was causing it. Ironically, it was when I started shooting a bare bow with a medium grip that I begin to understand the problem. The draw weight of the bare bow made it clear that I couldn't hold that pivot point grip steady, so I had to put pressure lower on the grip. After that EVERYTHING got better - including my shoulder.

@CARYN0605 Год назад

Thank you so much for explaining this!

@user-wi1zb8vy3l 6 месяцев назад

Perfect sound.Perfect tuning

@vickysemple4671 10 месяцев назад

Looking forward to putting this into practice this weekend.

@cavetroll Год назад

This has been one of my more difficult changes in more. Form. Bad habits take seconds to learn but ages to correct. Thanks for breaking this down so well Jake

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

Glad to help, let me know if it helps.

@cavetroll Год назад

@@JakeKaminskiArchery so far so good. Definitely seeing an improvement overall

@nurbaiti_hikaru Год назад

I always learn something new from this channel. Even "simple thing' yet very important. Thank you.

@JCzz0603 Год назад

Was having some problems with my grip and this is exactly what I needed, thank you!

@robertdievendorf3312 Год назад

Great video. As always, I learned something more to improve my shooting.

@matthewwilliams747 Год назад

Just started Archery this video is perfect. Extremely basic but so important! Great explanation thank you!

@craigrich4124 7 месяцев назад

Brilliant video. Been struggling with this. Great info

@stats1981 Год назад

Fantastic video as always, perfect timing too, just a few weeks ago i realised that my grip wasn't consistent and needed work, but, i didn't know what it should look like. As ever your video will be invaluable. Thank you

@jake4194 Год назад

This helps allot, thanks for the video!

@manivelv9218 Год назад

Very nice video and very useful.. Thanks for the step by step explanation🙏🙏

@AbdElrahmanMohamad536 Год назад

Super cool video that made me more aware of the feel in my grip thank u jake

@dk73us1 Год назад

It's amazing the different ways a particular aspect of technique can be explained and interpreted. I must have watched your other videos discussing the grip a hundred times and somehow missed the key point of how to get into the grip.....push into the throat first, then settle into the pressure point. Thank you for reiterating/clarifying/highlighting again in this video. Looking forward to the next one.

@brianglass 10 месяцев назад

My groups tightened up significantly in my first shooting session after watching this. In addition, the full draw position felt much more stable and thus easier to hold for longer. But Jake didn't lie! The arrows go higher. I shot several over my deer target and spent a good while hunting for them in the woods. Shoot low on your first few tries with the new grip.

@mysticnathan Год назад

I've noticed off and on, and particularly this week, that I sometimes lose pressure point contact. AND I've noticed inconsistent clicker trip. So now I'll pay closer attention to the two. So thank you for this timely (at least for me) instruction!

@Voxguitarsrock Год назад

Great information. Thank you!

@massimomagli9244 Год назад

Best Archery Channel on RU-vid.

@geek1217 Год назад

Appreciate the timestamps.

@janchlupsa3573 11 месяцев назад

you are my savior mike I did it exactly the way it shouldn't. Thanks, I'm becoming a regular subscriber. Thanks

@jamesb813 Год назад

Thanks for the advice young man it really has helped an old guy like me I appreciate the help anywhere I can get it..

@billcharlene1450 Год назад

I watched a video of yours a while ago about fitting the grip to you which ended in me sanding my Satori grip way down and adding a grove for my middle finger to get my elbow rotated out...not only did my accuracy drastically improve but pretty much threw away my arm guard too. Big thanks!!!

@adambice1321 Год назад

I think someone with the knowledge and experience Jake Kaminski has should have their own equipment line. I would definitely buy a 27" Kaminski barebow riser

@CylitheraGreywolf Год назад

This is what I needed to figure out where my consistency went, especially after a shoulder / wrist / hand injury I had in May.

@archerybob1 Год назад

Always fun to see Jake learning how to RU-vid better :)

@MikeTroy74 7 месяцев назад

Jake, this is hugely helpful. I have a BowTech Reckoning Gen 2 39 with adjustable grip and I think it's time to bring the pressure point out some in the morning. Thanks! 👊🏼🎯

@bellaconboy454 Год назад

Thanks for the video. This is exactly what I’m struggling with rn.

@svtcontour Год назад

best archery channel!

@juliobarkan9529 Год назад

Great video. My arrow placement has always been left of the gold. I struggled to figure out what to do. Adjusting my sights didn’t work. Now this video has given me a process to fix my problem and give me a more consistent shot. Thanks

@robbiecox5014 Год назад

Bout time someone put out a video on this. I have been struggling on this. So I watched this video and got itchy , grab my bow and went out. Finally got all arrows to hit vertically. Usually I’m off right to left a few inches either way. If I’m off now is cause I misjudged distance. I’m a bare bow shooter so it definitely help me. Gave me a more solid and controlled shot. Thanks Jake

@canerandagio8603 Год назад

Thanks for sharing! very usefull! 🙂

@highnitro707 Год назад

great video! I liked and subscribed. Would be interesting to see this demo on different grips with emphasis on arrow stability, flight path, etc. rather than precision/accuracy/POI.

@hutchieboy242 Год назад

Just getting back to shooting after some time off and did notice the arrows rising and falling and remembered that I had gotten into the habit of "adjusting" the contact in that area. Thank you for the insight.

@jonruku523 Год назад

Learn alot from this❤💛💚

@ananda_miaoyin Год назад

I like your channel. I am just getting back into archery after a VERY long break. Like a no Internet long break! Grabbed a 40 pounder recurve and set up an archery course on my land. The tech has really changed since I used a handmade 65 pound long bow that was so huge, I had to angle it to shoot it....and I am 6 foot 2! Anyway, never was able to access instruction, so happy that so many people seem to be into this sport and kicking down knowledge. I am a rock climber, so forearm fatigue is not an issue with archery but damn, the tips of my left shoulder and my right bicep....

@sng-bycel6471 Год назад

Great video tutorial! Keep up the good work, legend. Very clear and accessible! ////////////////////////////////// greetings from Belarus.

@dustydustydusty Год назад

Damnit I am pretty much doing all of that. Noticed I have been collapsing form and getting some odd consistency. Got lost in comment and now I got to watch video again. Saved.

@AnotherBradGuy Год назад

I love how you give out information. You can tell you've taught a few people how to shoot right before! Your fletching videos have been especially helpful for me lately, but I've actually been working on my pressure point lately so good timing

@leonkwei2473 Год назад

Thanks!

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

Thanks for the Super Thanks!

@tradhntr64 Год назад

I am the exception LoL! not by choice my left hand is held to my arm by a 7 inch titanium plate and 8 screws due to a severe injury and total fusion. right hand is a partial fusion and not strong enough to hold the riser safely but can pull and hold a string safely. I'm able to Hunt and target shoot, I am able to string walk shoot barebow and compound, I probably will not be setting any record scores but its about having a good time with family and friends. Very informative and useful video as usual Sir! I am looking to getting back into local competition shooting, looking at both the Sanlida and the Exceed, I've shot Hoyt for many years so I am a little Biased but the Miracle looks good!

@AlreadyAUser Год назад

Really appreciate the information you give Jake. I've been focusing a lot on my grip lately and have noticed that sometimes I strike my forearm. Knowing you cant see me shoot, does anything come to mind that I might be doing which forces my forearm into the path of the string?

@thekayakingarcher7948 Год назад

How does hand size affect this? I have a tiny hand, but bow grips are one size fits all. Great timing on this video, I’ve been trying to follow your advice.

@amrazing33 Год назад

Great video as always. I recently realise that I have some kind of problem with my grip, that is, my hand always seem to slide up even though I have been using those rubber wrap to minimise the problem. Any tips on that?

@anilpatil7070 Год назад

Very good information about bow grip. Please give the same information about Elbow Turn of bow hand. In today's video, your elbow is seen to be turning forever. Please make and send a detailed video of what could be his technique...

@yukiousuzumi2595 Год назад

I shoot a wooden traditional recurve. My grip is not made perfectly symmetrical and I think it's made on purpose. So while I try to push into the pressure point, I'm effectively pushing towards the right, and I have some very interesting result: when I shoot light feather-fletched arrows (also too stiff), they drift waaay right. This is not much of a problem when I shoot heavier vane-fletched arrows. But this might also has to do with my arrow rest which.

@Gahblins_ Год назад

Thank you for making all these videos! I'm brand new to the sport, so all the information you give has been so helpful! It's hard to find information online and the people at the shop nearby aren't the most approachable when it comes to newbies.. Looking into ILF risers and limbs are so complicated for me because that information seems to go right over my head.. are all ILF risers and limbs compatible with each other?

@spaghettibadger647 Год назад

Yes There is some variance on tolerances so sometimes getting limbs out can be tricky, but you should be able to shoot any ILF kit with anything else.

@adublbeatz8656 7 месяцев назад

This gave me life....my shots would be all over the place...mainly left...applied this this...TODAY....grouped 5 arrows two inches 40 yards....4 times.....smh...man...

@maettsook Год назад

I'm better than Jake at 30m! Great video Jake, i' m getting so much help from your channel. Thank you so much.

@ZephrusPrime Год назад

Can't wait to see your review of the new Hoyt Axia limbs and the Formula XD.

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

Hopefully they send me one!

@lcjjr.6714 Год назад

Jake, Besides hand placement - how hard should you actually grip the bow?

@lubossoltes321 Год назад

This is something I am struggling with. My grip position is highly inconsistent. I cannot seem to find that one comfortable grip that works for me ... EDIT: I finally had some time to train and focused mostly on this topic. I have to say it really helped a ton. MY shooting was more consistent and much less fatigue in the bow arm after the training.

@VectorAero Год назад

Off-topic, what size t-shirt are you wearing? I'm between sizes and can't decide which of your tri-blend shirts to order.

@petredinga1649 Год назад

I use this everyday. I recommend you buying this.

@LimDul Год назад

I've been doing archery for over 8 years now (olympic at first, now traditional) and I have to say that I struggled with an improper grip for a while too. Another problem with pushing at the pivot point is that you stress the area between your thumb and forefinger quite a bit instead of distributing it evenly - this can result in a sore spot after prolonged sessions. I also found that for beginners pushing into the grip properly tends to align the elbow properly more often while an improper grip often results in the elbow rotating down - maybe because of the other muscles being activated instead of everything relying on the skeletal structure.

@patrikioskoskinas3308 Год назад

I actually just took a college course in archery, and I excelled at my form very quickly. But about half way through the semester I started noticing that I was having the exact issue you mentioned, sadly I only now fixed it thanks to this video. Do you have any tips you might pass down to a newbie archer like me?

@LimDul Год назад

@@patrikioskoskinas3308 Only to never stop consciously thinking about your form and even after getting the basics right continue to change and tweak things, maybe one thing at a time, to see what works for you. I am not a competitive archer, I shoot traditionally at 3d ranges, but it's still more satisfying to hit your target than to miss, right? Some people get set in their ways early on and then even after 20 years of shooting have very poor form and poor results - don't do that! There's always stuff to learn and improve!

@dustydustydusty Год назад

There's a balance between the upper and lower bones in the forearm in relation to wrist, elbow and shoulder set?

@carlaroseli Год назад

Valeu!

@jackriordam9333 Год назад

Hi Jake what grip is this, and what material, I love the colour but cannot seem to find anything similar on the rcore site

@jeffberens1651 Год назад

The best and most stable grip can actually be seen from <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="62">1:02</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="72">1:12</a> xD

@oogiesmuncher Год назад

so it looks like when you're in set position, your draw-arm wrist is bent inward. I was always taught to keep it bent outward throughout the entire shot process. Is there a reason you have it set like that?

@cafeconflechas Год назад

It's so funny watching you struggling to do things incorrectly and still making what to me are pretty good shots. You need me in your videos to illustrate mistakes! Seriously, thanks for all the great videos. I do have a question, what are you looking at when you look down just before you release the arrow? (<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="435">7:15</a>)

@petera.7755 Год назад

Clicker Control

@claudioolate2516 Год назад

Does grip strenght and positioning affect how often the string will slap my forearm? i'm not sure why but 20% or so of the arrows i shoot the string hits my forearm😢

@denniswells9340 Год назад

Great watch and thanks for sharing. I do have a question regarding the slight pointing of the thumb. I’m wonder if the thumb point is contributing to the arrow impact being slightly left or if the arrow is a little stiff for that bow. Thanks

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

It can affect the impact for sure, but in this video the impacts left/right aren’t too important. It’s mostly the up/down that this is highlighting. I am hitting slightly left only because my sight is off a little bit.

@denniswells9340 Год назад

@@JakeKaminskiArchery thanks mate. That all makes sense. I shoot off the shelf with a slight cant so automatically default to form and tune. Thanks too for your contribution to the archery community

@rapsod1911 Год назад

Is there any completion where you shot 90m any more?

@jblaze114 8 месяцев назад

with a compound this will get you an extra inch or so of draw length but the inconsistency is not worth the fps

@rapidfire4202 Год назад

My MXT-10 broke yesterday on full draw... I shivered for at least one hour. W&W is going to replace them

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

Glad they are taking care of you. Freak things happen.

@gibsonlife573 Год назад

So it's pretty much like Is high wrist low wrist

@SelectBG Год назад

OK. How to buy your limb bolts?

@dme7689 Год назад

OMG..... did this make a difference!

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

Glad it helped!

@farhanarief7507 Год назад

whats your finger tab ?

@tseringsmanla5706 8 месяцев назад

I want new bow set how much jake

@mysticnathan Год назад

For reference, it would be helpful to know what size target face you're using here.

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

40cm

@mysticnathan Год назад

Thank you! That's what I thought, and it helps for me with my groups at 30m also using a 40 cm face.

@fahlvfaust677 Год назад

@@JakeKaminskiArchery Hopefully, the next video will be about proper hooking when using split fingers to find accuracy, speed, or affect to arrow flight..

@dustydustydusty Год назад

Been adjusting all that using mostly with my hand and wrist. Oops.

@dklintworth1992 Год назад

Will this also carry over into compound bows?

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

Yes, not on the draw length point though

@alexshackleford1065 7 месяцев назад

Forgive me, I'm a complete noob. But it seems to me the sensation is like if you were performing a front plank? i.e feeling the load through the pad of your palm, with very little tension in your forearm. The pressure in the pivot point simply a product of that load through your palm being directed up into the throat via the angle of the grip? P.S I think your videos are awesome. I have no idea how you only have 80k subs.

@jkgkjgkijk 3 месяца назад

This left hand seems very difficult to master

@Geist7920 Год назад

You favor Stephen amell a little bit which is kind of perfect considering what you do

@kesultananbumi2851 Год назад

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@nathanyam Год назад

What is the angle of the bow grip in the video?

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

“As designed” I think it may be the barebow grip in my collection at RCore.

@nathanyam Год назад

@@JakeKaminskiArchery I'm currently using the stock grip of my Fivics Vellator V3 riser which I measured is 45 degrees. Started noticing the steep angle is making me put more pressure on the pivot point, I'm been wondering why my arrows kept hitting left of centre (sometimes high left, other times low left). After watching your video, I think I know why, so thank you. Will definitely get a new grip from R-Core!

@azzlaziz Год назад

On R-Core, for the barebow grip it's 33 degrees as designed. Stock medium is 38. And man, that's a beautiful purpleheart grip!

@jonathanm4323 Год назад

Este error me lo acaba de corregir mi couch.

@Taborq Год назад

there is no mounting bolt on VERTATUNE PLATE

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

You’re welcome

@Taborq Год назад

tomorrow morning I will tire my hoyt epik next week Polish field championship competition somewhere in the provinces 250 km from Warsaw, I have no chance but I'm going ...

@akioutsunomiya4343 Год назад

HI there can you tell me what happy to the recurve limb that broke at the shoot? it was a bamboo limbs made by Hoyts limbs?

@vanislandsteve 11 месяцев назад

👍🏻🇨🇦

@litolate2296 Год назад

You look like that green arrow guy, coincidence?

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

Na, he looks like me. Haha

@aw6337 Год назад

he sounds knowledgeable, but with all that extra equipment on his bow, why doesn't he just get a stand to set the bow on? That would make a more accurate shot.

@JakeKaminskiArchery Год назад

It’s called an Olympic Recurve. The style and class of bow allows many accessories to be mounted.