Hi.
I've been shooting for a few years, and when I'm at full draw, my index finger touches my canine tooth. It's been good for me.
The other day I watched a video (I watch a lot of archery videos) on that YouTube thing, and this one video was espousing the benefits of drawing to your chin - olympic style. It made SO much sense to look down the shaft of the arrow that today I practised like that.
I'll honestly say that it was really great. Gimme a while at it, and perhaps I'll mellow in my opinion, but today it felt so right.
The thing is, when I was drawing, I was drawing and the nock was touching my lip. I shoot 3 under, you see.
It was good for me. I could feel the nock touching my lower lip, and the string on the tip of my nose. My index finger was in the cleft under my lip. I was staring down the shaft of the arrow.
What do you think? Do any of you shoot that way?
I've been shooting for a few years, and when I'm at full draw, my index finger touches my canine tooth. It's been good for me.
The other day I watched a video (I watch a lot of archery videos) on that YouTube thing, and this one video was espousing the benefits of drawing to your chin - olympic style. It made SO much sense to look down the shaft of the arrow that today I practised like that.
I'll honestly say that it was really great. Gimme a while at it, and perhaps I'll mellow in my opinion, but today it felt so right.
The thing is, when I was drawing, I was drawing and the nock was touching my lip. I shoot 3 under, you see.
It was good for me. I could feel the nock touching my lower lip, and the string on the tip of my nose. My index finger was in the cleft under my lip. I was staring down the shaft of the arrow.
What do you think? Do any of you shoot that way?