5 Tips for Accurate Shooting | Archery Lessons

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The answer is very simple. It's simply practice. There's no substitute for practice. You'll find that there's no way that you can cheat in archery. Practice, practice practice. The whole secret of archery is being consistent. The word accuracy does not apply to the bow, it applies to the person. The person shooting the bow becomes accurate. A bow is always accurate. It has no variation. A person has variation. In order to become accurate, you have to practice. Consistency is the answer. To start off with your archery experience, do not by any means, move too far away from the target. The further you move away from the target, the less apt you are to hit the target. Start close. Five yards would be a good starting distance from the target. As you improve, as your accuracy improves, then you can move back gradually. Even five yards at a time would be a limit to move back until at each distance, you achieve the accuracy that you want. Eventually you'll move back to the distance that you want to shoot. In archery, you can actually move back to 100 yards from the target. That is a legitimate Olympic distance that you would be required to shoot at if you were going into that type of shooting. Start from five yards. Always be consistent.

[ZombyMammoth]

bows are not always accurate, especially if you run it over in the driveway and it gets bent up and shaped like a horse shoe

[PPYTAO]

The title of this video is very misleading.

[viralvd]

During my beginners course when I went up to 20m I was barely hitting the target, changed bows and didn't put an arrow outside the red. The bow is not always accurate.

[AngelArch]

This is the 3rd video from you that I've watched.... and still I know nothing more about Archery than before I watched the first one. What you did was put out videos of you mumbling the same things over and over again ....and you didn't actually get into ANY of the actual mechanics of Archery that I was looking for....i.e. how to hold the string, proper release, putting the arrow on the knock, how to actually aim... I could go on, but you get the point.

[joaorocha]

im not sure but i think tht its to keep the arrow on the eye level

[kevinfager.]

Got it. Practice and be consistent. Easy.

[isabelajimenez]

I found out I'm way better far away from the target when I'm close I'm bad

[Chloe_Fatecraft]

i actually watch these videos to learn tecniques at archery and yes i am an.. "archer" and brazillian so yeah... if you don't like, ignore. the end.

[maikp]

Girl looking at him like wtf is this guy on today ?

[MrMeerkat]

its easy being first try to be last!!!!

[dinh_t_tran]

Ack, aiming like that scares me, someone is going to lose an eye! and when did the olympics become 100 yards? Isn't it 70 METERS?

[sunaadgurajada]

Not five tips! This doesn't have any technical tips! Need to improve.

[RadekZielinski.]

The girl thinking is like what am i standing here for... oh yh, so no one listens and look at my hair and eyes.

[samuelalford]

No in the Olympics they only shoot 70m.

[stupidkoreancousin]

jesus christ i thought i was watching a tim and eric sketch.

[GoldRatEngineering]

Well that was enlightening.... misleading title and click bait but hey

[maettsook]

Only 3 tips given and they were practice, get consistent, start from 5 yards away from the target and gradually move back. Not very helpful.

[luccarauhehauser]

I am sorry but this video didnt help me at all. I am just beginning with archery and has no idea on things like where i should pull the string back.

[billgoldberg]

if the only thing you can do is practice that means you are supposed to learn by trial and error so this vid shouldnt exist because everyone is different so tips dont apply to really anyone

[MitsuomiTakayanagiEC]

yea and that's exactly how they make money from you, so easy to predict