Darren Morse

Many compound archers start aiming before they’ve finished building the shot. Learn how proper bow-shoulder position, skeletal support, draw length, back tension, and load transfer create a more stable and repeatable shot—and why aiming should come later in the process.

Olympic, barebow, and traditional recurve archers use different aiming references—but they can share the same biomechanically efficient NTS foundation. Learn where string-walking, gap aiming, and split vision fit into the shot cycle.

Explanation, symptoms, and solutions to the archer's plateau.