[UconnTim97]

I watch the show too (1 week behind on DVR). At first that guy annoyed me with his I know better than you attitude. They make him out like he has no shooting experience and is only a golf instructor. He was an Olympic archer, if IIRC, and is very familiar with all kinds of spoons. In the last few episodes I started to see what he meant about not changing what has worked for him in the past to something completely foreign to him right before a match/ challenge. His approach seems to be working for him so far.

I find both thumbs forward is most comfortable for me. A spoon instructor friend of mine kept suggsted that it would work well for me. After a bunch of dry firing, I had that ah ha moment and it just felt right and my groupings have improved at the range since then. YMMV.