By Megan Passmore.  Learn archery and improve on the skill  Be able to consistently shoot in the center of the target.

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by Megan Passmore

 Learn archery and improve on the skill  Be able to consistently shoot in the center of the target

 Learned to handle, hold, and chose archery equipment  Started shooting at a distance of 10 meters [24 inch diameter target]  Practiced aiming and aiming consistently in the center of the target [10 points per arrow]

“X” Points range from 1-10 from outer circle to inner circle

 Moved up to shooting at a distance of 20 meters [24 inch diameter target]  Got my own bow  Learned to improve posture and technique -ex. anchor, feet stance, bow hand, and follow-through

Anchor Feet Stance Follow- through

 Continued to practice and improve aiming and posture  Improved archery score so by now I’ve received all pins for short-range target [50, 100, 150, and 200 points]

110 rounds 33 arrows per round HHighest possible score = 300 points RRARE MMy highest score so far is 2232

 Practiced with different arrows to determine which will be the best for me  Learned to relax my bow arm to avoid slapping my arm with the bow string

Dry-Firing  Shooting an unloaded bow  Can break bow string, break the limbs, or shatter the entire bow Locked Bow Arm  Causes the string to smack your forearm and leave welts/bruises  To fix, slightly relax/bend your arm

 Got new/used arrows in replace of using rentals  Continued to practice weekly and improve aiming and posture

 Got my own brand new arrows  Learned the parts of an arrow  Earned my pin for scoring at least 150 points at the 20 meter range

Parts of an Arrow Different Arrowheads For indoor shooting, I use field tips

 Received my pin for getting a score of at least 200 points at the 20 meter range [6 pins total]  Continued to practice and improve my score weekly

 Focused on slowly down and taking time to aim properly  Practiced weekly and reflected on everything I’ve learned in the past 8 months

 Participate in future competitions  Get an archery license to be in competitions  Continue to attend my archery classes (J.O.A.D) and get at least a score of 250 on the long range [24 inch diameter target]  Move up to shooting at a smaller target [12 inch diameter]

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