How's my Form?????

[hillbilly61]

OK. Be honest :x_rolleyes: Need to know how my form looks :xn_cry:

[Big Country]

OK, you ASKED for it! :x_wink:

Actually.....your release arm looks good

Your front shoulder position looks good

The only thing that looks suspect to me is....it looks like too much bend in your bow arm? Like as in shooting too short of a draw length?

When aiming hard, instead of a steady SLOW drift away from the spot and back to the spot........are you holding like a rock, and then experience a sudden move away from the spot?

If you are gently hoovering around the spot with no herky jerky moves occasionally....your drawlength is probably OK then.

Long story short......other than possibly shooting not enough drawlength.....your form looks good! :x_cool:

[DUBBYA ARE]

A little light.
I'm thinking, open the stance a little, push the bow arm out straighter so your anchor will move foreward to a more SOLID position, head might be leaning into the string????...Looks pretty darn good Hillbilly.

[clayking]

Either shorten your draw length or straighten out the bow arm. It looks like your release thumb is tickling the back of your head. The apex of the string should be about at the corner of your mouth. Pretty much what WR said........

That looks more like Florida terrain than Alabama......................ck

[DonDeere]

...How's your form look???...

...PERFECT!! =D>...keep on taking it to the 12Ring PDT_Armataz_01_34

[SageCreek]

Some people shoot with a bent bow arm, some don't.

I don't. I would lengthen your draw length also.

[bowtech_babe]

I agree with most of what everyone is saying....push out your bow arm some.....widening your stance otherwise that is good...also I see you have your head tilted to the right some.....when at full draw your head should be natural as though the bow did not exist. Bring the bow to you not you to the bow.

Shoot 'em str8!

Samantha

[hillbilly61]

When I get my new bow, I'll work with the draw length. That should take care of the bent arm, and the head tilt. I'll also work on widening my stance a touch. Thanks for all the input. :wink: