James Park distils the essential rules for understanding why you lose points, and some additions that should go into your personal rulebook The thinking side of archery is properly the domain of the psychologist, not the engineer. Nevertheless, it is…
Technique
Aiming and Attention
Liam Grimwood explains how to achieve the relaxed yet focused aim top shooters use, which can help keep you calm as well as on target Aiming is an extremely critical part of the shot. Most compound shooters that…
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Change: Your Archery Enemy?
Roy Rose explains why the very human desire to experiment can sometimes hold your archery back We’re told change is inevitable, except from a vending machine, and certainly most life experiences will often require change in order to function successfully.…
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Ask The Experts: Weak Shots
Ask The Experts
Q: I’ve found that since moving indoors my release has deteriorated. I used to be able to execute a clean, unanticipated shot but now I’m hanging up and holding on too long. I don’t want to get into the habit of…
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Posted in Technique