Since June, a steady number of archers have come into the shop wanting to switch from compound to traditional or recurve. I’ve also had a wave of NASP students scheduling private lessons to pick up more points. No matter the situation, the very first thing we work on is learning how to execute a clean finger release. Following is a guideline for archers beginning to shoot with fingers or looking to avoid the pitfalls of a poor finger release: Focus on Follow-Through rather th

It is a decision to Compete rather than participate. It is a decision to train with Intention. It is a decision to Listen. It is a...

I figured I’d put together a list of archery books I’ve nerded out on over the past few years. No particular order here—they’re just...

At some point, all my students or student's parents have asked what kind of exercises I recommend for building archery strength. ...

Habit is stronger than reason -- George Santayana. By “old school”, we are often sticking to certain methods out of habit, without...

Archery is often seen as a sport dominated by physical skill, yet the importance of mental focus cannot be overstated. Many beginners...

Learn from every situation. Take responsibility. Don't seek refuge in excuses. Know rather than assume. Think and act positively....

As believers, each of us will have goals, or callings, we receive from the Holy Spirit. Each of us attain these goals through the gifts...