A few weeks back, a buddy helped me with my archery form as I was hitting left more than I like and I had trouble keeping my single pin steady. I have had the same issue for about six years. We didn’t completely figure it out, so I started investigating. I watched a bunch of videos from experts that I admire, but nothing touched on my issue specifically. Then Kellan (sp?) from Inside Out Precision came along and hit hit the nail on the head. I first thought it was draw weight, or my grip, or my anchor. It turns out it was my holding shoulder being elevated. Now, in all fairness, I tore my rotator cuff pretty bad a couple years back and I had been compensating for the pain. With physical therapy and, believe it or not, archery, my shoulder feels great. But I hadn’t changed back to being comfortable. That is until now. Watch the video and check out the great tips on improving your form to hold that pin steady.
Great Tips Keeping Your Pin Steady
Al Quackenbush has hunted and fished for the better part of 40 years. He shares his knowledge to better the sport of archery, hunting and to help educate others.
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