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Watch Tom answer many of your popular questions in this inaugural live Q&A with Tom Clum broadcast. Tag us with your questions on Facebook and Instagram: #askTomSr Instagram: www.instagram.com/rmsgear Facebook: www.facebook.com/rmsgear/ www.shootsolid.com - Tom's comprehensive instructional course created specifically for the traditional archer. #SHOOTSOLID #ASKTOMSR ================ Tom Clum Jr: okay so I told John earlier today I'd make sure that this question got in 0:00:53.300,0:00:57.350 there so I'll ask it first can you comment on taking the Solid Works 0:00:57.350,0:01:02.570 teachings to the tree stand, saddle, ground blind so basically can you 0:01:02.570,0:01:06.410 comment on taking SolidWorks teachings into the field Tom Sr: absolutely 0:01:06.410,0:01:10.820 Tom Sr: absolutely so one of the things that first caught my attention when I was 0:01:10.820,0:01:16.280 learning target archery and one of the questions is that I asked my first coach 0:01:16.280,0:01:20.210 was okay we're learning target archery we're learning all this structure and 0:01:20.210,0:01:24.920 all this alignment and all this good stuff and you know this is two hours 0:01:24.920,0:01:29.979 into my very first course my very first 20-hour course and I was like 0:01:29.979,0:01:33.890 how does target archery...you know I kind of told him I have a traditional archery shop 0:01:33.890,0:01:38.090 (we're bow hunters) sometimes we're shooting from funky positions sometimes we're 0:01:38.090,0:01:41.570 shooting under a bush with the boat parallel to the ground how does this 0:01:41.570,0:01:48.080 stuff I'm learning relate to this stuff that we do as a hunter how does target 0:01:48.080,0:01:54.289 archery cross over well this guy was kind of a hard-nosed crusty old dude and 0:01:54.289,0:01:57.920 I know I knew him for about all of two hours at the time and he tells me 0:01:57.920,0:02:03.170 bluntly he says "well you dummy you take it with you" I was like "wow this guy 0:02:03.170,0:02:07.250 just called me a dummy...I hardly know the guy" "like what do you mean" he says "take 0:02:07.250,0:02:12.200 it with you" and so basically what he kind of demonstrated is if we're setting 0:02:12.200,0:02:17.000 up a structure here you know with skeletal alignment and all the tools 0:02:17.000,0:02:22.190 that we use to execute a great shot if I need to shoot that bow under a bush take 0:02:22.190,0:02:28.520 this position with me so as I... I would basically and what I teach people all 0:02:28.520,0:02:32.209 the time or what I do all the time now is we take every position from about 0:02:32.209,0:02:36.830 your bellybutton the top of your head and standardized that now if I take that 0:02:36.830,0:02:42.470 position with a fairly vertical bow or a slightly counter boat like I shoot it 0:02:42.470,0:02:47.120 and I need to take that under a bush let's go back a little bit 0:02:47.120,0:02:51.920 I'll literally just take that bow my head position everything else so I'm 0:02:51.920,0:02:56.019 sitting down right now but from this position I can take this 0:02:56.019,0:03:02.950 bow into any angles that I would like to take this into so if my you know upright 0:03:02.950,0:03:07.299 position in a more of a target stance is right here and I've got to shoot at this 0:03:07.299,0:03:11.890 camera right here here well I can take this bow with me right into an angle 0:03:11.890,0:03:16.870 that I can shoot from so everything that I'm doing here through my back tension 0:03:16.870,0:03:23.769 release and everything is built on this structure that I'm building right here 0:03:23.769,0:03:32.200 that structure just goes with me wherever I want to go my basic sight 0:03:32.200,0:03:35.560 picture stays fairly much the same I made my visual relationships the bow 0:03:35.560,0:03:40.540 stays the same my drawing stays the same how I'm activating my shot stays the 0:03:40.540,0:03:45.670 same I can lay flat on my back and get into the same position and shoot an 0:03:45.670,0:03:52.359 arrow I do that a few times on the Solid Archery Mechanics (shootsolid.com) videos there's a 0:03:52.359,0:03:56.590 little b-roll that we put in there of me shooting some shots on my knees I think