I thought this might be an interesting topic.
I not been shooting much since Atlantic City. Now that I have dragged my bows out and started shooting regularly again, I am re-learning some rudementary lessons. It's kind of funny how you forget stuff.
such as:
1. Stay with the shot until it is over - It seems that after shoting indoor all winter my form gets a little lazy, and I am not completing the shot. This was causing wide flat groups. It only took me a whole day of that to figure it out.
2. Center up the peep, scope, and target BEFORE beginning the shot - Yesterday, I was shooting with Aaron, TJ, and MLotz, in the venturi chamber of death. I was getting an occaisional fast shot that resulted in a nine. I was actually shooting the shot before I was lined up. Kind of asleep at the wheel. It didn't take me very long to figure it out, I am still working on breaking the habit.
I will post more lessons learned as I learn them
I not been shooting much since Atlantic City. Now that I have dragged my bows out and started shooting regularly again, I am re-learning some rudementary lessons. It's kind of funny how you forget stuff.
such as:
1. Stay with the shot until it is over - It seems that after shoting indoor all winter my form gets a little lazy, and I am not completing the shot. This was causing wide flat groups. It only took me a whole day of that to figure it out.
2. Center up the peep, scope, and target BEFORE beginning the shot - Yesterday, I was shooting with Aaron, TJ, and MLotz, in the venturi chamber of death. I was getting an occaisional fast shot that resulted in a nine. I was actually shooting the shot before I was lined up. Kind of asleep at the wheel. It didn't take me very long to figure it out, I am still working on breaking the habit.
I will post more lessons learned as I learn them