My normal stance shot is below the bow side leg crossed over my draw leg shot. My draw leg crossed over my bow leg shot is over to the right, but still in there. The third shot was noticeably more difficult for me as I couldn't stop weaving.
Going for the 12 o’clock dot. 1st was right. 2nd was left. 3rd was left and low. Shooting a 45# Fleetwood recurve. Thanks for the call . That was different.
Clockwise from the tee: #1, #2, and #3 at 9 O'Clock.
On #3 with the draw side leg crossed over I had the same sensation I have when kneeling with the draw side knee down and bow side knee up: like my left lats and back are immobilized and I'm using only arm and shoulder to stabilize the bow arm; also the same result, a dumped shot. Beginning to wonder if I push the bow arm out more than I realized?
55# Montana, 29" .400 carbon, 250 gr point, 600ish gr arrow weight, 21% FOC, 4x2x10mm Blazer vanes.
Good afternoon FS Shooters. WOW everybody is doing good. Better than me. 68" 44# Straight Longbow and GT 1535 Trad blems 175g up front. S= straight L= left crossed over and R=right crossed over. Tricky shot. Have a great night everybody. JF
Thanks Snow; harder then it seems, I almost fell over once. Two good but second shot missed a bit. 68” carbon limb Border LB spitting out Port Orford cedar arrows.