Sussex Juniors Archery Training Course – October 2008

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Sussex Juniors Archery Training Course – October 2008 OBSERVATION POINTERS Sussex Juniors Archery Training Course – October 2008 Ken Bearman

Preparation – Some things needed: A target. A bow. A finger sling. Some arrows. A Tab. Ken Bearman October 2008

Preparation – Getting prepared: Take an arrow out of your quiver. Load the arrow onto the string. Ken Bearman October 2008

Bow Hand Position: Ken Bearman October 2008

String Fingers Position: Ken Bearman October 2008

Bow Arm Position: Put the bow hand on the bow grip making sure the knuckles are at approximately 30 to 45 degrees with the elbow rotated away from the string. Approximately 30 to 45 degrees. Ken Bearman October 2008

Preparation: Ken Bearman October 2008

Stance: Ken Bearman October 2008

Line-up: B A Ken Bearman October 2008

Considerations 1: Ken Bearman October 2008

Considerations 2: Ken Bearman October 2008

Considerations 3: Ken Bearman October 2008

Considerations 4: Ken Bearman October 2008

Considerations 5: 50% Ken Bearman October 2008

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If all goes right: Ken Bearman October 2008

Thank you for your attention