I'm no coach or tournament archer, but If there was a seminar close to me, he's the one guy that I'd go to see. His knowledge is incredable and he has a great delivery. I can understand that GRIV hasn't been active here for a while,but I wish him the best.

 

His delivery is gold. He makes everything simple to understand for anyone. Gives the important stuff without drowning it out with long winded explanations that aren't necessary and he keeps you interested.

He is definitely one of the ones that made this place great back in the day.

 

I suppose if I were to set foot in one of his private lessons I'd likely need therapy after. He'd turn me inside out and sideways then question if archery is right for me. 😉

 

It can def be info overload. I felt that video hit on so many foundational things to work on during practice

 

I have watched a couple of his old videos and have learned a lot! Just think how cool it would be to have a local coach with so much knowledge.

 

Good stuff for sure. I've actually done some one on one with George, BOY did I need it! He's great at simplifying things so that the average "joe" can understand it. Just wished I went to go see him earlier in my archery journey.

 

I just finished it and am thankful I watched it. Valuable information well worth my time. I would recommend it to even the average archer.

 

Thanks for posting. Love Mr. Ryals.

 

Love his seminars. One day I’m gonna bite the bullet and fly out for a few days.

 

I would love to spend a couple of days with him in private lessons. No telling what that would cost.

 

$100 an hour. He may have a full day rate that might not be as bad as 100/hr. Just need to reach out to him to ask.

 

Griv is one of a kind !! Wouldn't have gotten as far as I have in the very short 13 months I've been an Archer without listening to his videos.
I'm gonna put all my 'WEEKS' of experience😂 to the test next month ===> TAC !!!
Perhaps I'm punching above my weight


John

 

Griv is one of a kind !! Wouldn't have gotten as far as I have in the very short 13 months I've been an Archer without listening to his videos.
I'm gonna put all my 'WEEKS' of experience😂 to the test next month ===> TAC !!!
Perhaps I'm punching above my weight

You'll be totally fine. Just practice longer distances if you can to get use to it.

 

Drove down for a one on one with him last summer. Great guy, I learned a ton. Well worth the road trip.

 

As a 7-12 math teacher, I love watching his videos on archery learning center where the kids have a shoot off competition. Great stuff.
Wish I had the money and time to take my kids to him and a camp or just even a day or two of instruction sometime.
Many many years ago George posted a snippet of his string building/catfish loops etc. I decided way back then that he was a natural teacher.
Many know how to do things…not many can teach them. George does both.

 

"Every arrow has a purpose" Randy Ulmer, quality practice over quantity, works well for me.

 

I always take time to watch anything he posts especially his seminars. He has a gift for finding a way to say something that people can really understand. He can find a way to say a concept you’ve heard/read a hundred times in a way that you’ve never heard it said before that is now something you can really put to practice.

D

 

An hour on-line with GRIV is also $100/hr. Classes — Archery Learning Center and Proshop

 

Thanks for posting, well worth watching more than once

 

George has been teaching good stuff to a lot of archers for a long time. I took his seminar so long ago that he was still working for Martin. And I still use what he taught me every time I shoot. He is a great resource for archers trying to get better.

 

Thanks for the post, I feel the need to watch it after reading all the post. Will post after watching

 

Long view but gets you thinking how you do it. Guy sounds like a great instructor. Thanks for the post.
Ches.

 

My stuggle is always front shoulder down. I think alot of people start with a high shoulder.

 

The club I shoot at here in MI was trying to get enough people to go in on paying George to come out and give a seminar and lessons for a weekend.

We couldn't find enough people in the end. I would have really enjoyed getting to meet him in person and pick his brain. I've always liked Mr. Ryals.