When you change from shooting with fingers to a release aid (or changing release aid types) how do YOU go about getting used to it?

shoot it....:noidea:

shoot it....:noidea:

haha...that's the obvious choice. I just wanted to ask because there are several ways some people go about it...ranging from expensive pvc tubes with a handle and spring....to just giving it a rip and seeing where the arrows shall fly.
:D Hopefully it wasn't a TOTALLY stupid question for me to ask.

haha...that's the obvious choice. I just wanted to ask because there are several ways some people go about it...ranging from expensive pvc tubes with a handle and spring....to just giving it a rip and seeing where the arrows shall fly.
:D Hopefully it wasn't a TOTALLY stupid question for me to ask.

I just grab my bow......draw off to the side of my chin......and shoot away.....:peace:

haha...that's the obvious choice. I just wanted to ask because there are several ways some people go about it...ranging from expensive pvc tubes with a handle and spring....to just giving it a rip and seeing where the arrows shall fly.
:D Hopefully it wasn't a TOTALLY stupid question for me to ask.

what kind of release are you switching to?

what kind of release are you switching to?
TRU Ball Pro Diamond Xtreme

I would move up to about 10-15 feet and blank bale with it until I felt comfortable.

I would move up to about 10-15 feet and blank bale with it until I felt comfortable.

+1. Lost a few arrows switching release's and shooting at longer ranges.:mad:

I would move up to about 10-15 feet and blank bale with it until I felt comfortable.
:doh: I don't know why I didn't think to do it that way. It makes a lot of sense. It's not like the arrow is likely to ricochet or anything. :D

Thanks for getting my brain working again.