Max
New member
Having just been cured of flinching by practicing the surprise release (see the techniques described in Geoffretired's journal), I am using back tension to trigger a conventional button release with some success. However I find that it can be difficult to aim well in the wind while waiting for the shot to go off.
Having settled on the gold and hooked my thumb in front of the trigger, I start increasing back pressure. In my head I am thinking "it's going, it's going...", but all the time I am being blown off the gold.
I have started to think my way through this and am coming to the conclusion that I am probably trying far too hard to keep on the gold which is putting a lot of tension into my bow arm. Is there any other advice that I and others might use to help the situation?
Having settled on the gold and hooked my thumb in front of the trigger, I start increasing back pressure. In my head I am thinking "it's going, it's going...", but all the time I am being blown off the gold.
I have started to think my way through this and am coming to the conclusion that I am probably trying far too hard to keep on the gold which is putting a lot of tension into my bow arm. Is there any other advice that I and others might use to help the situation?