Best instructional video?

[Echo62]

I'm looking to purchase a good shooting instruction video to help improve my form. Any suggestions you guys could give me would really be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[Rick Richard]

Masters of the Barebow series is a good start on the list

[centaur]

Ditto on Masters of the Barebow. Fred Asbell has a pretty good one, too.

[emt137]

Check out Moebow's videos on YouTube.  His are great, and even better they're free.

[khardrunner]

Depends on the style you want...

Hill Style... Schulz's "Hittin 'em like Howard Hill"

Anything Else... Masters of the Barebow Series

[Echo62]

Okay, thanks so far, on the masters of the barebow series: which one or ones?

[Greenarrow1]

Another really good video is Tim Strickland's Approach to Traditional Archery.

[Avid Archer]

If you only buy one of the MBB series, get Vol. 3. If two, get 3 and 4. Or just get the box set of all 4, good info in them all.

[LBR]

MBB III, bar none.  I and II are entertaining, but III gets down to the nuts and bolts with two World Champion archers, and at least one of them has also coached champion archers.  I haven't watched IV.

[Brianlocal3]

I vote for Moebow1 or Jimmy Blackmons videos in YouTube. Free or not I think they are some of the best made.  I have RIck welchs video and it's good, as is MBB . Hittem like Howard is also free online. It is entertaining but I don't shoot that style.

Jimmy and Arne (mowbow) have done a fantastic job outlining and explaining proper form.