Don't be afraid to change!

[heaterht]

I have been having trouble w/ my shot breaking down during the aiming processs. I've been shooting in my basement at 10 yards trying to figure out what was happening and finally I raised my anchor up maybe 1/4 in and bam, solid as a rock. My release hand was dropping below the line between my release elbow and my grip hand and causing up and down issues. Moral of the story is don't be afraid to change and refine your form. Keep adjusting tweeking until it feels like it should, RELAXED and EASY.
Dan

[Daniel Boone]

Often its the little things that make the difference.
DB

[Maybee-R]

Good tip!
I think thats my problem. I dont leave anything alone long enough to get use to it. LOL!
I have been changing draw length back and forth for a couple weeks trying to find that sweet spot. I think I got it. just need to stick with it.

[Nampom]

Try using the corner of your jaw bone under the ear for achor point. You rest the jaw bone inbetween the index nuckle and the middle nuckle. Very little movement of your trigger hand, that with using a back tension release.

[heaterht]

Try using the corner of your jaw bone under the ear for achor point. You rest the jaw bone inbetween the index nuckle and the middle nuckle. Very little movement of your trigger hand, that with using a back tension release.

That's exactly where I moved it to now. Working very well. Shot some 6 and 4 arrow 2in groups at 50 yesterday.
Dan

[creekchub]

i'm starting anew got to break old habits. but its coming along!