Archery is a sport of millimeters, where the slightest deviation in technique results in missed targets and mounting frustration. While many archers focus on upgrading their equipment, the real secret to precision lies in identifying and correcting subtle technical errors. In this guide, we explore ten common mistakes that sabotage your consistency and provide actionable… Read More »
Archery is often seen as a sport of precision, patience, and poise. But what if you’re flying solo—no coach, no club mentor, just you and your bow? Whether you’re training in your garden, at a local range, or indoors with a blank boss, self-coaching is not only possible—it can be powerful. Here’s how to take… Read More »
I’ve posted a number of archery tecnique videos on YouTube as provided by Archery GB and the DVD The Way of the Champion. A very unknown DVD that was produced for sale and then vanished from sale. YouTube Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL00tq16DCjSr3jkTInPGogMmo4nYaNFtF Part 1 – Archery Stance Part 2 – Bow Grip Part 3 – Shot Setup… Read More »
I decided to buy myself a DJI Mini 2 for Christmas and my second flight was at my archery club. I decided to try and video our Annual Frostbite shoot we have every year on the first Saturday of January. Apart from learning how to fly the drone, you then need to learn how to… Read More »
Here are the World Archery Beat the Outbreak Online Archery League Targets so far. I have re-sized them to fit on A4 sized paper ready for printing, also included links to PDF versions. Have fun! Week 1 Week One – A4 PDF version Week One – Letter PDF version Week 2 Week Two – A4… Read More »
Now that the government has decided we should no longer socially interact and from the guidance by Archery GB in the UK all archery has been postponed. Until when we don’t know. But what can we do in the meantime, while we wait to start the 2020 outdoor archery season? Training You can still exercise… Read More »
This week a few of us travelled to Grey Goose Archery near King’s Lynn in order to try out some new bow types. We had never been to the new Grey Goose Archery centre, which is in a disused quarry several miles outside King’s Lynn. Upon arrival the set up looked good, with lots of… Read More »
Outdoor archery training continues and the wind has been wicked in the last week or so. You are at home and don’t feel there is any wind at all, then turn up at the club to the large open field and the wind hits you. The problem with the wind is not just the problem… Read More »
Well we are outside in April and it’s cold, windy, overcast and sometimes raining – well it is in the UK, what do you expect? It’s OK to see these wonderful pictures on the internet of the US Archery team practicing in the sun with suntans and other teams around the globe who come from… Read More »
Now, here’s an easy one, or is it? Archery Target Photography – when taking photographs of targets with arrows in, should the arrows be ‘out of focus’ or ‘in focus’ to get the better shot? This could divide opinion. In my mind the arrows being ‘in focus’ seems more pleasing to me. But if the… Read More »