That could sound reasonable if you switched from a short ATA (with which you had "proper" nose contact) to a long ata bow and when you kept your anchor it caused the string to go past the nose...It feels more comfortable for me to anchor of the side of my nose instead of the tip of my nose now.Do you guys and gals think that this will actually cause some sort of accuracy issue at all and has anyone else out there made the switch?Help me out here please!
Well I guess the question goes back to you. With the anchor point change is your shooting more, the same or less accurate?It feels more comfortable for me to anchor of the side of my nose instead of the tip of my nose now.Do you guys and gals think that this will actually cause some sort of accuracy issue at all and has anyone else out there made the switch?Help me out here please!
I don't want my nose on the string at all. Don't matter, all that matters is if you can repeat.It feels more comfortable for me to anchor of the side of my nose instead of the tip of my nose now.Do you guys and gals think that this will actually cause some sort of accuracy issue at all and has anyone else out there made the switch?Help me out here please!
I agree, but here's a picture of someone that's done pretty well with an anchor on the side of his nose
Yeah, it's Dave Cousins. If you ever watch him anchor into that position it looks really strange, but if you look at his record I'm not going to argue.
