First off kudos to you for shooting trad. My very first recommendation is let’s fix that anchor point! Get the tip of your index finger to the corner of your mouth, some even touch their eye tooth with it to gain a consistent anchor point. There is a lot of things to implement that would help in other areas so email me if you’re interested in working with a coach. [email protected] Sincerely, Frank McDonough Bowhunting.Com Brand Ambassador USA Archery Level 3 Coach Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
When I started shooting about 60 years ago, I was more comfortable with my middle finger at the tip of my mouth. Still use it. NASP teaches the index finger to the corner of the mouth or touch your tooth. Used to call them canines or bicuspids but now they are numbered. Any dentists out there??? Interesting how Olympic archers touch the string to their nose. Search for 2016 Olympics and see. IMHO, consistency is what one needs for accurate shots.
