AaronMColeman
WKR
To be honest, I'd focus on form for a month or more before even bothering with tuning. If you have good form and have been shooting a while, ignore everything here.
I shoot about 40-50 arrows a day and focus on the basics like grip and release. I was having some pretty bad left to right tearing. My first thought was tuning. But after spending a week focusing on my grip and release the tear is minimal. I was basically torquing a little to my bow side, and pulling my release a little bit to far toward my body...all in all it was sending the arrow out crooked. So at the end of the day my tuning issue was really a grip and release issue more than anything else.
I shoot about 40-50 arrows a day and focus on the basics like grip and release. I was having some pretty bad left to right tearing. My first thought was tuning. But after spending a week focusing on my grip and release the tear is minimal. I was basically torquing a little to my bow side, and pulling my release a little bit to far toward my body...all in all it was sending the arrow out crooked. So at the end of the day my tuning issue was really a grip and release issue more than anything else.
