been looking into hinges and by far this is the best video on youtube about them,

This is super cool explanation with minimal movement through the back and just relax your hand. Thank you!

Your video showed me something that I was doing wrong. Thank you!

Yall make great videos idk why you aren't 100 times bigger

thank you, good information

Very good info but...i have a 60lb bowtech and i use a carter index. Im thinking about switching to a back tension but you're saying i can draw that much weight with just 2 fingers? Or did i miss the actual details? Kinda confused.

3 things: 1: Your changing your angle right before the shot. You're not showing us how the release goes off, you're just showing us you loosing an arrow. You're also not really getting much of a good close-up there, this was 2018. My phone had a better camera than this. 2: You're skying your arrow. Drop your arrow, I don't care if you're inside or hanging upside down with the ground above your head, that's a safety hazard. 3: You're overbowed. I _know_ you're overbowed, because I can see you straining to draw the bow, and you're skying your arrow. Lower your draw weight. I get more respect by taking my 25# recurve out of its bag at the range than my 65# Martin compound. Nobody cares how much you can draw back, it's archery not weight lifting. If you can't draw that bow perfectly smooth level, you shouldn't be drawing it at all. You're just opening yourself up to a nasty rotator cuff injury man, and if my experience matters for shit the 15 years I couldn't draw a bow because of a rotator cuff injury SUCKED.