Follow up
Well this was fun!
The digi cue is on its' way to the next AZer.
Matt, you're buddy idea worked well. Usually you may tell a team mate something like: you jumped up on that shot, or you jabbed at it or didn't follow thru, etc.
The 2 on my team had fun with this, rather than wait for a comment, upon feeling the vibration she asked "ok, now what did I do wrong?"
After practicing the same shot(s) several times, she really concentrated and got it to stop vibrating on many shots.
My team had a bye last night so I didn't get to have our 9 try it out.
Bottom line: I've spent a lot on the arrow (cues, LD shafts, tips, chalk, etc.) this is a very minimal investment on the Indian.
Would've loved to hold onto it longer but I wanted the next person to get it asap.
I've ordered one and look forward to really practicing with it.
Like any other tool or practice device; I'm sure I'll get out of it what I put into it; but this will make it more fun and interesting and provides immediate positive and/or negative reinforcement.
I can analogize it to shooting a handgun. With target practice you see the target and where your grouping may be off, or a tendency to have the holes trail off. When you dry fire the handgun, you can see immediately when you anticipated the shot and the drop of the barrel.
Thanks again to Shane for providing the digi cue and Chris for putting this in motion.
PS: I haven't used the chalk enough yet, but I also use magic chalk and cosmo chalk and it seems very similar.
Well this was fun!
The digi cue is on its' way to the next AZer.
Matt, you're buddy idea worked well. Usually you may tell a team mate something like: you jumped up on that shot, or you jabbed at it or didn't follow thru, etc.
The 2 on my team had fun with this, rather than wait for a comment, upon feeling the vibration she asked "ok, now what did I do wrong?"
After practicing the same shot(s) several times, she really concentrated and got it to stop vibrating on many shots.
My team had a bye last night so I didn't get to have our 9 try it out.
Bottom line: I've spent a lot on the arrow (cues, LD shafts, tips, chalk, etc.) this is a very minimal investment on the Indian.
Would've loved to hold onto it longer but I wanted the next person to get it asap.
I've ordered one and look forward to really practicing with it.
Like any other tool or practice device; I'm sure I'll get out of it what I put into it; but this will make it more fun and interesting and provides immediate positive and/or negative reinforcement.
I can analogize it to shooting a handgun. With target practice you see the target and where your grouping may be off, or a tendency to have the holes trail off. When you dry fire the handgun, you can see immediately when you anticipated the shot and the drop of the barrel.
Thanks again to Shane for providing the digi cue and Chris for putting this in motion.
PS: I haven't used the chalk enough yet, but I also use magic chalk and cosmo chalk and it seems very similar.
