by ace_admin | Nov 10, 2019 | Archery Form, Exercise for Archery, Nutrition for Archers
Every archer must practice their sport to get better; without practice you will not improve. But just what is Archery Practice? Do you just shoot lots of arrows? Sure a good practice schedule does have lots of shooting and opportunities to score, but Archery Practice...
by ace_admin | Jul 22, 2015 | Archery Form
For outdoor shooting, our focus is on alignment, both at set-up and after transfer into holding is complete. You need the correct set-up to make sure you draw your outdoor bow with correct form and you need transfer to get into holding so that you can aim longer...
by ace_admin | Jul 15, 2015 | Archery Form, Exercise for Archery, Season of the Athlete
You need to do both the shooting plan and the exercise plan to be an Archery Athlete! Below are examples of exercise plans for each skill level. Doing these routines in tandem with the shooting plans will help you see improvements in your archery skills more quickly...
by ace_admin | Jul 8, 2015 | Archery Form, Exercise for Archery, Season of the Athlete
While the activities performed can be very similar, shooting sessions vary in difficulty levels depending on your archery skill level. This is because regardless of your level, the purpose of a shooting session is to improve your abilities through practice! So what...
by ace_admin | Jun 2, 2014 | Archery Form
Transfer is moving the draw shoulder into the Holding Position and putting the Draw elbow in line with or behind the arrow line. Without a proper Transfer, Holding cannot be achieved and everything else is meaningless. Transfer Transfer is two actions achieved through...
by ace_admin | Jun 2, 2014 | Archery Form
The Anchor Position is the joining and securing of the draw hand to the jaw, chin and neck. The anchor position is the fixed rear sight. The anchor position’s goal is to connect the string, arrow, and drawing hand to body’s core and the strong back...
