How one elite archer keeps things tidy. By Günter Kuhr. So you want to be good at this archery lark, right? You are making notes, yes? On every aspect of your training? If you aren’t, you may be missing a…
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Three ways to judge distances on unmarked field rounds
These three methods are all well-known approaches – and most good field archers will at least one or a combination of these three to set yardage
Inside The Archer is back in a new edition
One of the most important guides to recurve archery ever is being reprinted – we spoke to one of its authors to find out what’s changed
Q&A: How to settle into a competition setting
Alistair Whittingham shares his top tips for combating competition nerves and settling into the game quicker
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Posted in FAQs, Features, Psychology
How to get outdoor ready
With the indoor season drawing to a close, Patrick Huston shares his guide to preparing for outdoors, so you can hit the ground running
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Posted in Events, Features, Psychology, Technique
Posted in Events, Features, Psychology, Technique
How to overcome ‘wrong’ eye dominance
Left-eye dominant but right-handed, Lucy O’Sullivan has spent a fair amount of time working to overcome the problems that presents. Here, she shares some of the tips and tricks she’s learned
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Posted in Features, Technique
Q&A: Finding your arrow length
Adrian Tippins discusses the importance of knowing your arrow length when looking to buy your first bow…
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Posted in FAQs, Features
Interview: Braden Gellenthien’s 2017
We spoke to Team USA regular Braden Gellenthien at the beginning of year, and got his predictions on how he thought things were going to turn out. We caught up with him at the end of it to find out if his feelings had been right
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Q&A: Beginners compound equipment
Duncan Busby responds to a query on what equipment to start off with when you are still finding your draw length…
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Posted in Equipment, FAQs
What exactly does ‘spine’ mean?
Andrew Tippins explains exactly what is meant by the spine, as comprehensively as he can in one easy to follow article!
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