In the meantime, try to NOT worry about the shot itself until you are at full draw. There is no point to aiming until ready to shoot and that is full draw. You wouldn’t aim a gun before you load it would you?
Arne
I have hesitated to respond to this thread–but here goes.
Remember that all that follows is a career in shooting from 3000 meters to 2 meters. And lots of good advice here and the bow experts are so much better then I. But– There is no such thing as an unloaded gun–sorry Arne.
We aim with our eyes—first lesson in close combat qualification (CQB) Is look at your target point the hand and shoot..Look Look Look and shoot. The form required for pistol/rifle/bow is IMHO the same. Factor in the stress of a hunt or combat and pointing the hand wins.
But before we get to that point you have to work on YOUR form–up close to the target–when you get a consistent close group –extend the range. To get to the point where you don’t think about your form–requires about 2 hours of practice a day for 30 days.As an aside that’s how long it takes to make Marines march in step. Or a musher in training to harness and hook dogs to the gangline:D
To sum:
Perfect the form
Perfect the aim
Shoot to kill
Mike
Trust I didn’t upset anyone–but if your still undecided check out Fred A’s books.
