With the indoor season drawing to a close, Patrick Huston shares his guide to preparing for outdoors, so you can hit the ground running
Technique
How to get outdoor ready
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Posted in Events, Features, Psychology, Technique
Traditional troubleshoot: What’s dead release?
Rob Jones explains what dead and active release means from the perspective of a traditional archer
Tagged with: active release, archer, archery, archery shot, archery technique, arrow, Bow International, bow release, compound, dead release, recurve, shot, traditional archery
Posted in FAQs, Features, Technique, Traditional
Posted in FAQs, Features, Technique, Traditional
How to overcome ‘wrong’ eye dominance
Left-eye dominant but right-handed, Lucy O’Sullivan has spent a fair amount of time working to overcome the problems that presents. Here, she shares some of the tips and tricks she’s learned
Tagged with: archer, archery advice, archery technique, archery tricks, Bow International, eye dominance, Lucy O'Sullivan, Off Eye, overcoming archery obstacles, Pilla glasses, tips
Posted in Features, Technique
Posted in Features, Technique
Best foot forward: How to find your stance
A good stance is the foundation for a good shot, but it’s a very personal thing that can take some working out. Duncan Busby explains how to find the best stance for you
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Posted in Features, Technique
How to get your references right
Duncan Busby outlines the importance of a set of comfortable, consistent reference points, and explains how you can find what works for you
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Posted in Features, Technique
How to get stronger and fitter at home
Not quite ready to venture out of your winter cocoon and take on the gym? Lucy O’Sullivan says you can still improve your archery
Tagged with: archer, archery, archery exercises, Archery Fit, body weight exercises, Bow International, bow technique, exercises, fitness, improve archery, plank, push up, squats
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Posted in Features, Technique
How to make a great 3D course!
Course setter Rob Jones takes us through how he makes a course both challenging and interesting
Tagged with: archery, archery course, bow events, Bow International, course setting, field archery, field course, rob jones, target shooting, targets, traditional archery, woodland archery
Posted in Events, Features, Technique, Traditional
Posted in Events, Features, Technique, Traditional
Archery for autism
Tagged with: archers, archery, arrow, autism, autistic archery, bow, Bow International, compound, Japanese archery, recurve, vegas shoot
Posted in Events, Features, Psychology, Technique, Traditional
Posted in Events, Features, Psychology, Technique, Traditional
Q&A: Keeping your cool after a bad shot
Alistair Whittingham explains how to get back on track if you lose focus after a bad shot…
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Posted in FAQs, Psychology, Technique
Posted in FAQs, Psychology, Technique
Make 2018 your best year yet!
Patrick Huston reveals the resolutions you should be making in 2018 to make it your best archery year yet
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Posted in Features, Psychology, Technique
Posted in Features, Psychology, Technique