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Developing Your Archery Shot Sequence Mini e-Book
To be a consistently accurate archer, you need a consistent shot sequence. The mini e-book Developing Your Archery Shot Sequence guides you through the process of developing that consistent, well-timed shot routine.
This mini e-book is based on USA Archery's National Training System, as developed by Coach KiSik Lee, and written about here by Guy Krueger. You'll learn to master the 13 basic steps of a proper shot sequence. Full-color photos and detailed instruction take you from the stance to nocking the arrow, hooking and gripping, set position and mind-set, setup, drawing, loading, anchoring, transfer, holding, expansion and aiming, and release and follow-through. You'll also learn how to evaluate your shot and make proper adjustments for the next one.
Developing Your Archery Shot Sequence is a handy resource you'll refer to again and again.
This mini e-book is based on USA Archery's National Training System, as developed by Coach KiSik Lee, and written about here by Guy Krueger. You'll learn to master the 13 basic steps of a proper shot sequence. Full-color photos and detailed instruction take you from the stance to nocking the arrow, hooking and gripping, set position and mind-set, setup, drawing, loading, anchoring, transfer, holding, expansion and aiming, and release and follow-through. You'll also learn how to evaluate your shot and make proper adjustments for the next one.
Developing Your Archery Shot Sequence is a handy resource you'll refer to again and again.
33 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 2, 2013
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July 26, 2016
All about the sequence
This book rightly focuses on the steps of proper form. I love that the author reminds the reader that the sequence should be adapted to their individual physical needs. Some parts I had to reread because of wording. I think this book is great for beginning and intermediate archers.
This book rightly focuses on the steps of proper form. I love that the author reminds the reader that the sequence should be adapted to their individual physical needs. Some parts I had to reread because of wording. I think this book is great for beginning and intermediate archers.
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