Rob Jones explains what dead and active release means from the perspective of a traditional archer
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Traditional troubleshoot: What’s dead release?
Tagged with: active release, archer, archery, archery shot, archery technique, arrow, Bow International, bow release, compound, dead release, recurve, shot, traditional archery
Posted in FAQs, Features, Technique, Traditional
Posted in FAQs, Features, Technique, Traditional
8 steps to manage competition nerves
Tagged with: archer, archery, archery competition, archery GP, archery psychology, archery tips, arrows, bow and arrow, competition nerves, competition prep, compound, managing nerves, recurve
Posted in Features, Psychology
Posted in Features, Psychology
How to get your references right
Duncan Busby outlines the importance of a set of comfortable, consistent reference points, and explains how you can find what works for you
Tagged with: archery equipment, archery improvement, arrows, bow and arrow, Bow International, bow performance, bow psychology, bow technique, compound, focus, learning, Q&A, recurve, reference point, references
Posted in Features, Technique
Posted in Features, Technique
Have the best outdoor season yet with the new issue of Bow International
Issue 124 of Bow International is about making an incredible start to the outdoor season…
Tagged with: archery, arrows, bow, Bow International, bow magazine, compound, Lisa Unruh, new issue, new issue of bow, outdoor season, recurve
Posted in News
Posted in News
New Season! New Bow?
Duncan Busby takes us through the decisions you’ll need to make when choosing a modern compound bow
Tagged with: archery beginners, archery equipment, arrows, best compound bow, bow and arrow, bow beginners, Bow International, brace height, cams, choosing a bow, compound, limbs, new bow, outdoor season, recurve
Posted in Equipment, Features
Posted in Equipment, Features
Archery for autism
Tagged with: archers, archery, arrow, autism, autistic archery, bow, Bow International, compound, Japanese archery, recurve, vegas shoot
Posted in Events, Features, Psychology, Technique, Traditional
Posted in Events, Features, Psychology, Technique, Traditional
Q&A: What is weight matching?
Tagged with: adrian tippins, archery, arrow, bow and arrow, Bow International, compound, custom made arrows, recurve, shaft selection, vanes
Posted in FAQs, Features, Traditional
Posted in FAQs, Features, Traditional
Q&A: Keeping your cool after a bad shot
Alistair Whittingham explains how to get back on track if you lose focus after a bad shot…
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Posted in FAQs, Psychology, Technique
Posted in FAQs, Psychology, Technique
Encouraging participation in visually impaired archery
Sue Habgood has taken the quest for greater participation in VI archery to the continent
Tagged with: archery, archery for the blind, BBS, blind british sport, competitive archery, compound, paralympics, recurve, tactile sight, VI archery, visually impaired
Posted in Events, Features, News, Technique
Posted in Events, Features, News, Technique
Nîmes: From the inside
Rebekah Tipping tells us what it’s like to shoot in Nîmes against the best – and what she took home from the experience
Tagged with: archery competition, arrows, Bow International, competition, compound, indoor world cup, indoors, news, nimes, recurve, shooting, target, world archery
Posted in Events, Features, News
Posted in Events, Features, News
