[cristos7]

Weeellll, I went and bought the new Fred Bear Element package from Hunter's friend, RH, 53lb, and since I may well have a dominant left eye, the sights are next to useless:-(so far...;-) But I can still shoot pretty straight at 30 yards, and I've only lost two arrows. (Where DO they go? I imagine someday I'll find a bunch of them with all my lost socks:-<)

More seriously, I DIG the bow thing and seem to have some natural aptitude, but there are virtually NO instructional videos!? I've seen a bunch mentioned on ONE website (Robinhood) - anyone have any recommendations re their (or other) products?

Hell, anyone want to make an instructional archery DVD? We could make money just selling it to libraries since there's NO competition...

Shoot straight,

chris

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[Ausie]

if you do a search on this site you will come up with some
cheers
Peter

 

[cristos7]

I did a search for "instructional video" and checked the 'archery fix' site and don't see anything - can you be more specific? Thanks, chris

 

[Ausie]

Sorry cris I was sure that you would find some on this site (Archery Talk)try these free downloads by Randy Ulmer at this link
http://www.bowhunter.com/bowhuntermagtv/BHTV_DOdescriptions/ my site Archery Fix is setup as an online coaching site, archers send me short videos and I use video motion analysis programs to correct form problems and design training programs, the only videos I do at the moment are as specific instructions to show archers how to correct problems in their shot cycle.
Cheers
Peter

 

[nuts&bolts]

Weeellll, I went and bought the new Fred Bear Element package from Hunter's friend, RH, 53lb, and since I may well have a dominant left eye, the sights are next to useless:-(so far...;-) But I can still shoot pretty straight at 30 yards, and I've only lost two arrows. (Where DO they go? I imagine someday I'll find a bunch of them with all my lost socks:-<)

More seriously, I DIG the bow thing and seem to have some natural aptitude, but there are virtually NO instructional videos!? I've seen a bunch mentioned on ONE website (Robinhood) - anyone have any recommendations re their (or other) products?

Hell, anyone want to make an instructional archery DVD? We could make money just selling it to libraries since there's NO competition...

Shoot straight,

chris

[email protected]

Chris:

Take a look at Straight Talk with Michael Braden.

http://lancasterarchery.com/shop/ad...=1&inc_subcat=1&keywords=braden&submit=Search

 

[Daniel Boone]

Here one I recommend

Bradens video

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=162965

 

[erasmu]

I agree that Michael Braden's DVD is very good. I don't see how anyone can go wrong following that direction.

 

[big scores]

save some money. talk to a friend to learn about archery.:wink:

 

[Flix]

Christos,

Take a look at HuntFlix.com. We have an archery section that includes several instructional titles and are adding more all the time. You have the option of renting the DVDs first, to decide if a title is what you're looking for. If you would prefer, most are always in stock for immediate purchase.

-- FLIX