I have taken your course years ago. This sounds like it might be very helpful. Can you tell me; what are you thinking during the shot process? About the finger movement on the sear? Or about aiming? Or what?
Joel, I realise these are relatively easy to make yourself, but have you considered selling these a la Bowmar nose button. I think a stick on grip sear could sell really well.
Charles Edenfield listen to Episode 33 of our podcast. We do a detailed in depth review of grip sears. This video is just how to build them. So between those two sources you’ll have the what is it and how to set one up. Joel’s online academy will teach you how to control your shot using one.
Deer shot IQ. I have been searching for that mantra. Then, I realized that if a person is saying the same series of mantras over and over again, then there's a risk that they move into the unconscious mind set. So by my often changing up what I'm saying, in the series of words, carefully chosen. I may actually be keeping myself in the cognitive face the conscious face of each of those words. When you say the same words over and over again, and they never change, and sequence or anything like that, there's a chance that your mind goes into unconsciousness mode. So, I'm a having a written lie discovered something that may add to the whole shot IQ series of control words concept. And that is to occasionally change of the sequence as long as the words makes sense and they are done naturally with how you're making the decision to make the shot. Currently, my Mantra is open hand IE keep the hand open not gripping. Perfection, control, more control. In between the control and the more control, I can decide to stop the shot or not. This series of words might change over time. And I realize that's okay. So that's pretty cool. Thank you so much for shot IQ.
