Great form, and good job courtney your a natural for sure  

Thanks everyone for the kind words. She read them all except for the last 2 hours worth (as she has gone to bed).

In all honesty, I would much rather teach someone that knows NOTHING about archery. I have taught several people to shoot and my best students have often been people that just do what I ask without questioning it. Typically, kids are rather easy to teach. They don't say, "I like it this way, or I can't do that." They just do it and often times in as little as a 3 or 4 sessions they are showing very good form.

Adults or experienced archers are much more difficult.

i have some problem to get my kids eating vegetable, that can be a option to motivate them

good idea !!!!


most seriously very nice pic and you probably have a good time, congrat her for this very nice shooting

Isn't fun to be proud!?
 

Kudos to the both of you!

Good shooting Courtney!!!! Good "Dadding" Lee!!

Impressive, yes sir! very impressive!

Thank you for sharing with us something so special to you.

God bless,Mudd

Wow, good for you bud, she's a great shot...and what you have her working on with her elbow will make her even better...congrats to both of you    

Can I ask what kind of arrows is she shooting?  I'm looking for some for my son besides wood...

Thanx

Great looking form,thank you for sharing!!

Great shooting Courtney.  Sounded like fine coaching to me Lee.  Not overbearing, just reminding her the goal of her practice.

Fantastic!

Martin

She asked me to tell everyone thank you for the kind and supportive words. My wife said, with a bunch of guys like what she sees here, it surprises her that there are not more women in archery.

QuoteOriginally posted by Guru:
Wow, good for you bud, she's a great shot...and what you have her working on with her elbow will make her even better...congrats to both of you        

Can I ask what kind of arrows is she shooting?  I'm looking for some for my son besides wood...

Thanx

Guru, those are Heritage 90s. We also have some 70's but I haven't made them up yet. The 90's seem to work fine, but we did have to use a 145 or a 175 gr tip...I forget as I made them 6 months ago. When I get ready to make her some more I will check that...

Also, her bow is only 28#@26"...but it is 62" long. When the time comes for her to step up in bow weight I will have her another bow for hunting, but I have thought about just cutting that bow down to 60" and that would bring it close to 35#@26" I suspect. No rush though...as form is more important than accuracy right now, and accuracy is more important than bow weight right now. If she works on it regularly, then we hope to have her ready for hunting season next winter. I would love to see her get a whitetail with her bow. Funny though, she keeps talking about hogs. I wonder if I may should to take her to a hog ranch or something to keep her "pumped." Even if we limit her to a small hog (even a javalina), it would mean a lot to her.

That's some darned good shootin there bud, You'll have a great archer with you tearin them targets up real soon.  

It is awesome.  Congrats

Thats good stuff!  

She's a great shot already, just imagine how good she will be a few years from now.

I've been trying to coach my nephew on his form and release, but as long as he's close to right and not developing any real bad habits I just let him fling arrows. I found that too much advice all at once is hard for him to absorb and takes some of the fun out of it. So I have to control myself and just let him have fun with it.
Of course I correct him when I see something bad wrong that he's doing, or if he pulls a shot real bad and misses the target completely. Then I stop him and explain why he pulled that shot off.
I wish I had a coach to stand back and watch me shoot, then tell me what I'm doing wrong sometimes.

Great job dad, and keep a bow in that little lady's hands, I think she's a natural!  

That's what I'm talkin' about!Looks like she'll be outshooting us all someday...good goin',Dad!

QuoteOriginally posted by SEMO_HUNTER:
She's a great shot already, just imagine how good she will be a few years from now.

I've been trying to coach my nephew on his form and release, but as long as he's close to right and not developing any real bad habits I just let him fling arrows. I found that too much advice all at once is hard for him to absorb and takes some of the fun out of it. So I have to control myself and just let him have fun with it.
Of course I correct him when I see something bad wrong that he's doing, or if he pulls a shot real bad and misses the target completely. Then I stop him and explain why he pulled that shot off.
I wish I had a coach to stand back and watch me shoot, then tell me what I'm doing wrong sometimes.

Great job dad, and keep a bow in that little lady's hands, I think she's a natural!      

Get a video camera. It is a great tool...and it will be honest.

  Great daughter and looks like a great shooting bow too!      

hi  out side with your kids.. perfect.  Tiffiny's days as top female hunter are numbered....

That's awesome! Great shooting, nothing at all wrong with a static release.

Great Job!! She has outstanding form, way to go Courtney!