Question about gripping a bow?
03-04-2004, 02:04 PM
#21
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Baltimore Maryland USA
Posts: 1,385
RE: Question about gripping a bow?
I hate wrist slings; but, I have to sell them to customers who want them. That being said, I agree with the posts of ArthurP and muzzyman88.
Even my Master Coach, Alexander Kirillov, couldn't believe that I could shoot the way I do without a sling. Slow motion video proved that a sling was not needed. He was surprised.
Even my Master Coach, Alexander Kirillov, couldn't believe that I could shoot the way I do without a sling. Slow motion video proved that a sling was not needed. He was surprised.
03-04-2004, 02:45 PM
#22
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Holland
Posts: 182
RE: Question about gripping a bow?
I don't use a sling. I trained to shoot with a slitghly open hand, relaxed fingers. The bowgrip is finding its own way in my hand and all i do it make sure it does the same thing everytime. My bows dont jump out of my hand, not even shooting from a treestand down.
However, if your bow wants to jump out i strongly suggest you do something to avoid it from falling.
Try to find a way to make the movement the same everytime and adjust your gear to it.
Good luck.
However, if your bow wants to jump out i strongly suggest you do something to avoid it from falling.
Try to find a way to make the movement the same everytime and adjust your gear to it.
Good luck.
