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Shooting with one vs two eyes open

April 24, 2021November 15, 2022 Tim van RooijenLeave a comment

A common question for new archers is whether you must close one eye while shooting a bow. If you look … Read MoreShooting with one vs two eyes open

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9 Tips to improve your accuracy during windy weather – archery

March 27, 2021October 14, 2022 Tim van RooijenLeave a comment

Where I live it can be extremely windy, especially when shooting on the field. As you have probably noticed, the … Read More9 Tips to improve your accuracy during windy weather – archery

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When should you start using a clicker?

January 10, 2021September 27, 2023 Tim van RooijenLeave a comment

Almost all competitive recurve archers eventually shoot with a clicker. Shooting with a clicker has a lot of benefits. The … Read MoreWhen should you start using a clicker?

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How to shoot a bow

December 20, 2020June 8, 2023 Tim van RooijenLeave a comment

Shooting a bow isn’t difficult but shooting it accurately and consistently is a real challenge. The most challenging part of … Read MoreHow to shoot a bow

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How to aim a bow

December 19, 2020June 9, 2023 Tim van RooijenLeave a comment

People that aren’t into archery often think archery is all about aiming. But if you have shot a bow, you … Read MoreHow to aim a bow

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Mastering the follow-through

December 11, 2020June 9, 2023 Tim van RooijenLeave a comment

The follow-through is the last step in the shooting procedure. You often hear archers and coaches say that a good … Read MoreMastering the follow-through

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How to draw a bow

December 6, 2020June 9, 2023 Tim van RooijenLeave a comment

If you are using the right technique and form, drawing a bow should be quite easy. You just use your … Read MoreHow to draw a bow

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How to hold the bowstring

November 29, 2020June 9, 2023 Tim van RooijenLeave a comment

In archery, we often emphasize the importance of a good release. If you have a sloppy release, it can wreak … Read MoreHow to hold the bowstring

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How you should grip your bow

October 25, 2020June 9, 2023 Tim van RooijenLeave a comment

For new archers, how you grip the bow seems like something that needs no explanation. You just grip it firmly … Read MoreHow you should grip your bow

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Archery stance and posture – form guide with pictures

October 21, 2020June 9, 2023 Tim van RooijenLeave a comment

One of the most important aspects is your form. With form, we mean how you stand while shooting your bow. … Read MoreArchery stance and posture – form guide with pictures

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