[AKwild]

Need some constructive criticism pleade


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[xylophoneman]

Looks pretty good to me! What is the reason you are asking? It m sure people can find things to pick at but if it works for you then why change it?


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[mrp]

Nice bow. DL looks good to me. Overall looks good.

Most important question regarding form is how are you shooting?

 

[AKwild]

Nice bow. DL looks good to me. Overall looks good.

Most important question regarding form is how are you shooting?

First day lights out. Few days later not so good. I don’t have access to instructors, thus the reason for my post.


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[jacobh]

Looks good to me. I haven't seen many hoyts lately but whys it look like the bottom limb is backed all the way out and top limb all the way in? Or is that how they all are? Sorry I've just never noticed it before. Groups look good though

 

[gritsnfishin1]

Stop shooting groups, as you improve it will get expensive.

 

[Hoythunter01]

I wouldn't change a thing. If you are grouping like that, and have a steady pin float, don't change a thing.

If you do have a significant pin float, add some stabilizer weight.

 

[AKwild]

Stop shooting groups, as you improve it will get expensive.

That’s a good problem?


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[AKwild]

I wouldn't change a thing. If you are grouping like that, and have a steady pin float, don't change a thing.

If you do have a significant pin float, add some stabilizer weight.

The only thing I notice is when I come to full draw, at 20 yards my pin seem to be slightly below my target. So how do I compensate? Add some weight to the rear stabilizer or pivot my right hip slightly?


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[Deertracker11]

It looks like your tillers are way off, man. It looks like you have 3 or 4 turns out of the bottom and none out of the top. I'm sure some consistency will come back into play after you fix that up (if that is the case). Form looks great and repeatable!

 

[rsimmonsl99073d]

Bow setup looks off and after setup possible longer draw length by half inch. Elbow little high.


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[Hoythunter01]

The only thing I notice is when I come to full draw, at 20 yards my pin seem to be slightly below my target. So how do I compensate? Add some weight to the rear stabilizer or pivot my right hip slightly?


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I have the same problem at times when I start to get fatigued. Feels as though someone is holding the bow down as I am trying to raise it.
I added more weight to the front and tried it. Then added more to my side bar (1oz at a time). I have my side bar positioned now with enough weight on it to balance it out at full draw to level my bubble. One less thing to worry about in my shot sequence.

You may sight your pin on the bottom of the bullseye since that is your holding area. For now anyway.... It's a struggle that I deal with most of the time.

 

[nestly]

It looks like your tillers are way off, man. It looks like you have 3 or 4 turns out of the bottom and none out of the top. I'm sure some consistency will come back into play after you fix

Sure that's just the camera angle which is nearly perpendicular to the bottom limb pocket, but skewed with the top pocket. Same reason you can only see the near limb on the bottom, but can see both limbs on the top.

Form looks pretty good to me. Raising the peep/lowering the anchor may help keep the bow up. If you had a big drop off in accuracy after the first couple days, something may have moved on the bow, but IMO, you may be thinking about it too much and trying too hard rather than shooting relaxed.

 

[mitchell]

Might try lengthening loop length a little just for funnies. Front shoulder looks little high. Lengthening loop should settle bow arm a little lower. Keep in mind I am no expert.

 

[pottergreg]

Get on Youtube and study the Griv TAW (thing a week) especially TAW #9 on the front shoulder, and Calledout GRIV video on rear shoulder. These will help you from dropping down out of the X ring. Research bow hand grip position, this thing is not a pistol. Your release hand needs to relax and extend your fingers, looks tense