Advanced Archer: How to Stay Calm at the Center

by Thomas P. Whitney, Vishnu Karmakar

How to stay calm at the center. 12 Easy lessons to be a better archer.

125 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1992

About the author

Thomas Porter Whitney was an American diplomat, author, translator, and philanthropist. He earned a Masters degree in Russian history from Columbia University in 1940, and is best known for translating the work of Nobel Prize winning author, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. In 1947, he became the Moscow correspondent for The Associated Press and later was appointed head of the Moscow office.

Reviews

[Jennifer · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really like this book. It translates to a lot of areas besides archery. I like to read it while I'm in field hockey season because the advice that it has for shooting is really practical for shooting on a goal. I talk to my FH girls about it a lot which makes them think I'm nuts. It also gives a good deal of life advice which, let's face it, I need. Archery book? Field hockey book? Self-help book? Either way it's a favorite, I need to "Stay calm at the center" no matter what I'm doing.