What’s up guys welcome back to my a review on the genesis? Original bow only has one cam and and then one wheel on the other side compared to like other hunting, compound bows or just higher poundage bows. They have two cams, but this only has one so arrow knock. You can put your arrow underneath it to knock in the same place every time, a flipper rest right here, instead of a whisker biscuit, and so when the arrow comes by this, the fletching hits this and it just bounces back and there’s a little spring in there.

So that’s how that thing works. Um, there’s nice um little places to put an allen wrench to change the poundage on this thing, so you can do. I have mine on 20, but it can be as low as 10 pounds and as high as 20 pounds, and it’s great for developing your shoulder muscles to do this bow and yeah. It’s pretty cool um. So we have um. This is my white camo one and it’s a right-handed one. It’s about ten dollars more as I’m back in here. I will be doing the shooting part of this video from 15 feet and then I’ll do one at 20 feet.

So I’ll do three euros for each. Let’s start, oh and the the arrows I’ll be using are easton 1820, so these are arrows that are used in the nasp archery national archery and the schools program. So these are tournament approved, they’re called easton 1820s. They go with the genesis bow. So here we go one foot on each side of the shooting line. So I draw back using both of my shoulder muscles. I take my time there you go almost a bullseye all right, so this one I’ll do top right, because why not top right target same spot? A good idea to for when you’re practice, shooting or just shooting in general is don’t move your feet from where they started so always have your arrows nearby to easily grab them drawback that might have caught my shirt a little bit, but not a very good shot.

Alright, so one more try at the top right like a little better. Let’s just take a look at these um results here: real quick grab, this camera, okay. So here’s what I got um decent but could have done better all right. So I’m going to move this back to the 21 to the 20 feet marker and we’ll start shooting again, okay. So the funny thing was when I was shooting this. I just shot. Did my three shots back there at the 15 marker 15 feet marker this little um like rubbery piece, came off of this of the arrow rest, so I think I can just slide it on there.

We go okay, it. I think it was falling off before I I was looking at it, but I couldn’t tell if it was made like that, but you should always make sure you have that part when you’re shooting so again that little rubber piece just like slid off. I was lucky to find it in my basement, but yeah all right, so this will be the shooting from 20 feet with three arrows. This is for the middle just under the bullseye, so engaging both my shoulder braids taking my patient patients and just releasing cleanly when I, when I um, just whenever I feel like it, I guess I’ll do bottom right all right, so we got almost a bull’s eye, almost a bull’s-eye and then my last shot was horrible.

I barely got it in that target. You should probably get some of this bow wax bow string wax and in order to um I mean keep this like: keep the string and the cable running as long as possible. What you’re going to want to do is you’re going to open this open your thing up, so you just go like this on the twisted areas, but don’t go on this area. This area or this area so go along here and stop here and then keep going on here and just put that down, and what you want to do is rub that in nice and hard you can feel the heat.

So why you want this is um. You want to make sure you rub it in the fibers of the string to keep them nice and together and yeah, and then you’ll just do this on any part. That is, that is like twisted like a bunch of strings twisted together, but if it has this coating over it or like like on the cable here, this part don’t do it, but do it here and anywhere else on this bow. It’s gonna be the like the striped areas and the other parts so yeah, so you’ll want to put this on for every.

Let’s see this one says every 200 shots, so I just do mine every like a couple weeks. Two three weeks and yeah. All you have to do is rub it on and then you’re good to go all right. So overall, this bow and these arrows are a great combination and yeah. I hope you like this video. If it was helpful, please like and subscribe hit that notification bell and I’ll post the links for both of these in the description below so see you guys later.

Steve today, I’m going to do a review on a boat, and this is the Genesis original. It’s a compound bow geared mainly towards beginners. This is the bow that’s used in the archery in the Schools program, so it’s extremely accurate. Let me give you a little background on my experience with Genesis bows I’ve, never really been aware of them until I started working. My present job- and this is one of the bows that we rent and I saw these I thought. Oh, my god. These things look like a piece of junk, but then I looked into Genesis as a company and what they’re doing and all of that and my opinion changed drastically.

This is actually a great bow and where I work we rent them every day they get shot every day they get run through the grinder through the rentals here and and they just keep working and working and working they they’re over built since they’re made to be put into hands of school kids. You can’t have to over build these things because they are going to be subject to abuse. They are compound in the fact that they have camps or a camp and the regular olds take-up reel and um.

It’s not your typical. What we know is a compound bow. Today. We immediately think of hunting. We think of 70 80 pound drawers. This is 25 pounds raft, I, measured it at work and it came out to a beam like 26 or 27. But again it’s brand-new. The cam here its sole function is to make it very easy for a beginner to draw and hold it’s not like your typical recurve words if you’re pulling 25 pounds your phone phone phone phone you’re holding 25 pounds- and you see people start to shake, because even if 25 pounds, if you haven’t been drawn, you just don’t have in order to be able to shoot effectively in order to control it and to be able to make even reasonably accurate shot.

So that’s the nice things that eliminates that work that you have to do so you can concentrate on things like form, which is extremely important. It’s what I teach is form accuracy comes later form comes first, so yeah. This is a great boat to teach archery, at least in my opinion, so a little bit of specs on the boat. We went over its 25 pound draw and the draw length at maximum draw it’s 29 inches. Now, unlike other combos, really draw you have to set your draw length, you don’t need to do that with this, because I shoot at about 26 or 27 I don’t need the full draw.

I can shoot it from here very comfortably. The cam is still doing its job. So another wonderful thing about these is when you’re thinking compound bows. These function a little differently from your typical hunting belt. What else rule 29 o axle to axle 36 inches or one yard? Two Americans? If I had any complaint about this boat, it would be the air arrest. If you can see that it’s a fairly flimsy looking thing and I know my rental bows at work all have the regular old stick on plastic boy style.

You know air arrests on them, because these have a tendency to break and yeah it’s just the nature of the wire and a bunch of kids or renters shooting them. It’s a bad combination, so this just came into work the other day it’s gonna be up for sale, but I grabbed it. So I could do a quick review on it because I do like these boats and people do buy them and they come to my range and shoot them, and you know I really can’t argue with that any boat, it’s gonna, get people into archery and into a place and shooting and interested you know, even if they’re gonna buy something different after I get this.

This is a wonderful thing to have available for new archers. It just makes it that much easier. Now the shot experience. Let me let me talk one of these. This is an Eastern Genesis, arrow son of a gun. These are also made for the archery in the Schools program. So here we have pretty much the genesis bone, the Genesis arrow. Let’s give it a shot very smooth, draw just incredible and beauty. Now, when we got these lengkap, this boat came with 12 arrows, which are these think there inspires Easter yeah Easton inspire, and this is a 750 spine very, very lightly spine before a 25 pound bow shouldn’t, be a problem lovely.

This thing shoots incredibly well I’m, always impressed pick up this garishly red boat and have it perform so well and yeah I’m a big fan. If you teach archery, if you want to get people into archery, you know you really can’t beat it I mean it’s wonderful thing: it’s sub $200, it’s not expensive, too, cheap an easy way to get into archery at my range I see like a lot of like fathers and daughters that come to shoot and a lot of the dads are shooting these things. Why? Because this is what their daughter had and she was shooting this, and then she got a better bow ends up like with a takedown recurve like a Samick sage, or something like this.

So the dads just start shooting this now see I’ve seen some dads shoot lights out with these things, that’s pretty pretty incredible and free. Yes, the camera fell off the tripod, but whatever so. Obviously, these lighter arrows are landing higher, but they’re landing in a very tight group. These genesis errors have been shot all day, hello, I’m back, and these things are not quite as accurate, but nevertheless I recommend this I, like this bow I, originally thought what a piece of crap you know and I was absolutely positively wrong.

So you new to archery, you want to get into it. You don’t want to pull a lot of weight on accurate bow. This is a reasonable choice, so this is Genesis the Genesis original. They also make the Genesis Junior, which is smaller, axle back to Lionel, probably around 30 or so, and then they make the Genesis Pro, which is a little better made. It has several different options and the cams. Oh another thing too. With this bow it’s drilled out, so you can fit a sight. You can fit a plunger button if you want or an arrow rest, a different type of air arrest.

You can upgrade this. It’s got drilled in the front for a stabilizer as well. If you want to do that and a couple of holes here, that pretty sure you could pop in some some rubber dampeners, if you want to get rid of the almost non-existent hand shot, but some people like dampeners, again split limbs single cam, design, simple it works, it’s accurate, so just thought I would give. My review have a good day.

Hey everybody, this PJ Riley from Lancaster archery here at the Expo Center in Louisville Kentucky. We are at the national tournament, so we are here I’m here with Joel Maxfield of Matthews archery. Who is the creator of the Genesis bow, which is the naspo joel? What can you tell us about this boat? Well, the genesis bowl was built, so that was totally Universal for a program to where we could implement it into schools and it didn’t matter.

If you were three foot tall or six foot tall, everybody could shoot the same bow and it was all equal for everybody. I mean everybody has the same chance to shoot the bullseye same equipment. It’s all standard, yeah and I should mention we’re here at the gen-x booth, which is sort of an offshoot of Genesis. Tell us a little bit about gen-x right. Well, the Genesis company has built the the Genesis bow now for fifteen years, we’ve been manufacturing, Genesis clothes and we this year have come all the line is called gen-x, it’s kind of the next generation.

It’s opposed after the Genesis. Both we have a bow fishing bowl, a target shooting bow a hunting bow in a youthful in the line that kind of expands our tree to the people that have graduated out of high school and want to take it to the next level. Right, that’s awesome, but back to the Genesis. Now, as you are saying, this can fit kids from fourth grade to twelfth grade. How do you do that in one bow? Well, it’s got its got like a progressive, let off it’s.

It’s got its maximum amount of, let off like very soon into the draw cycle, and it holds that let off so it’s really Universal all the way through any type trolley and, as you said, the draw length. What what is the specified draw length for this? Well, it’s they’re, virtually isn’t one I mean it doesn’t matter if you pull it here or if you pull it all the way back to here in the children, I’ve really learned to shoot it well, I mean there’s I’ve heard of 300s and and at the national tournament, there’s been two 99s I mean there’s some incredible scores shot with this bowl.

It’s very very accurate. It’s a good piece of equipment, so this was like this one bow. You could have a kid who’s four foot tall and he can turn and hand it to a kid. That’s five feet: tall yep! That’s right! That’s right! That is the genesis bo everybody out here, shoot one at mass. That is certainly awesome. We’ve got them in Lancaster archery and if you’ve got any questions, you can check us out at lang.

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Morning got this new bow here: the the right arrows, those are actually for Brody’s little tiny bow. What’s this one actually is fine for Brody too, but and macey for that matter, we’ll see how it shoots today, it’s the genesis, Pro, it is YouTube the channel, so I should be an expert by now and we’ll see what we got here. Yeah Oh see we get down here.

We got here: 1 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 9, so I got 9 out of 12, actually no 9 out of 11, so I lost one down the woods earlier today. One skipped down here: I’m, not mistaken. Folks. That’s why I bought 75 of these hours, all right, I’d, say: I’m. An expert have a good day. Folks, genesis pro highly recommended with a 25 pound, draw very easy to use, but for a beginner you can get these kind of results.

I would say not bad folks, but it’s always room to improve, have a great day over and out I’d say I was shooting from about. Let’s count it out. Actually, let’s get these out first. This is a new target actually from darrell moral. Whatever you want to call it, they come out pretty smooth, so we got going up he’ll pay about 30 yards deadly, accurate, so once they get the the bow, the hours that go with that bow which are 30-inch.

These are only twenty four inch which is made for that little both and, as you mentioned earlier, but it works have a great day. Everybody.

There’s a fresh new wave quietly in grades, 4 to 12, are discovering a new activity, an activity that doesn’t discriminate based on popularity, athletic skill, gender signs or academic ability. It’s a different kind of team sport that it’s open to any student, its biggest supporters professional educators. This team comes together around one thing: archery, the national archery in the Schools program is an in-school program aimed at improving educational performance among students in grades 4 to 12 and through it, students are learning, focus, self-control, discipline, patience and the life lessons required to be successful in the classroom and in life.

Kids gravitate to other kids with similar interests. Some groups are positive. Some are negative. Well, here’s a man who knows a lot about kids, joining positive groups and the good things that are happening through the national archery in the Schools program. Matt McPherson addresses the challenge of developing a bow that would work for all kids of all ages. One of the challenges that came to us was, you know: how do we build a compound bow a modern compound bow that makes it easy to hand from one child to the next or for that matter, an adult to the next? How do we make a combo? That’s just not complicated to use and combos at this point always head.

Let off typical compound bows are very drawling. Specific I mean you have to buy the bow, and it’s maybe, if the setup for your draw, like maybe you’re, 26 inch or 28 inch. The problem is everybody’s different. You know heights everybody’s different reach, and so the challenge was: how do we make a bow that would be able to accommodate quickly and there were people but finally dawn on us? Well, you know what maybe what we need to do is just make a bow that has no mouth and just not make it a heavy pound to begin with, and so the genesis is what we developed through this.

It’s a single Campbell. We worked hard at making a bow that was simple to draw developed, actually energy of a 30-some pound recurve. So it had great energy transfer, yet it’s only 20 pounds easy to draw easy to fold. We can hand it from one person to the next. You might be only 4 foot tall and you can grab and shoot the bow. You bring it to your drawing, you might be 6 foot tall, and so anybody in between could just kind of pick. This bow up and shoot it, and we realized that this is what we need.

We basically partnered, then, with an organization out of Kentucky. They were also looking to develop a an archery program and we partnered with them, and we started the National Arts in Schools program. It’s going really really fantastic. We’ve got girls and boys loving to shoot in it. So it’s not just a boy sport. We heard the numbers that at the end of this year, we believe that there would probably be more kids participating in the national artisan schools program than in Little League, and everybody knows what Little League is and that’s a big organization.

The genesis bow has really opened up archery to the masses, even though we’re we’re into the millions right now, it’s possible that we can see 4 to 10 times bigger than it is right now, so tremendous growth potential still happening and we’re excited about the potential for the whole industry. We just think the whole industry is going to benefit from this in a task.

And I am with Genesis archery and today I’d like to take a few moments to talk to you about the genesis bow before we get to that bow I’m, going to point out some features that you’re going to find on a typical high-end bow right here. We have an example of something that you’d probably find in a store. You got a nice machined, aluminum riser composite limbs. You got machine cams. This bow is a to campbell, which is pretty typical for what you’re going to see both cams have to be in sync with each other.

Otherwise, if they’re out of time, you’re going to run into assume shooting issues, maybe some bows- and it’s not going to feel quite right and I accuracy is going to be affected a little bit. The other thing to note with typical bo is that you have draw specifc lengths on it, so, whereas my son might be able to shoot this bow if I draw this back, this is way too short for me. So if we want to enjoy an afternoon of shooting together, you know, we’ve got to bring two different bows or we have to bring a bunch of tools to make it work and adjust it as we go.

So, in contrast, what I’d like to talk to you about with the genesis both some of the features and benefits of the single camp technology and why it’s a great shooting both for you and the entire family, all in one shot all right. We got to Genesis bow here, I’m going to show you some of the features we have a machined aluminum riser we have composite limbs. Both of these things are. The type of features are going to find on a high-end thousand-dollar bow. You also have patented single cam technology.

This can design, allows you to have no let off it’s not draw length specific and compared to a 2, cambo you’re not going to have the same timing issues it’s going to just give you a comfortable shot. It’s going to be smooth, it’s going to be accurate. Let’s talk about the draw length, real quick since this is not drawing specific I can shoot this bow I can draw it back. You know to where I’m comfortable I can also pass this bow off to my son or my daughter. Let them shoot it if they can only pull back to here.

That’s just fine! You know anyone can shoot this bow whether you’re a kid or you’re an adult. So really, what you find here is a total package in one little bow, it’s great for the whole family, for more information on genesis, the bowl that’s used by more than and a half million kids a year visit, Genesis volcom.