Check out my sweet new rig!!! (Pic heavy)

[Pablo Honey]

Nice bow!
I have almost the exact same rig, bought it from that place too!
That dude Scott really knows his stuff!

[TX_Kevin]

Like JBS said, I was going to say don't lean back - straighten up. Have fun with that new bow, it sure looks like a good one that will serve you extremely well.

[stuntriderant]

Thats sweet!

[150class]

I want one

[W-L-F]

thats a sweet looking rig---

[The "Juan" 12]

This is what he is talking about with your grip hand. Bet you did not know this was going to happen.


Added green line to show where you need to get straight with "T" Looking at your Bow shoulder ( blue arrow ) it looks like it is elevated above the "T" line from draw shoulder. See how your head and neck look sunk into your chest. Do your best not to let the Bow shoulder rise up when you draw. With this shoulder down it may correct your too straight arm and also not make you lean back so much. Just tell us to shutup when you have had enough of this Ha-Ha

heeeyy ill take all the coaching and advice i can get!! cuz i know its gunna pay off in the field. i will fix it up this weekend and post pics and we will see if it has gotten better!!!

[peon]

I tend to agree with all the coaching lessons thus far. 6' 1" and only a 28" draw seems a little short but the picture defenitely looks to be too long. Maybe if you take another pic with the "T" form better then the picture may tell antoher story.

IMO - Dry firing a bow is not good in any situtation. One dry fire could decommission a brand new bow immediately. If your not in an area to nock an arrow then don't draw the bow back. This is a common problem with young archers.

Congrats on the new bow!