Darren Morse

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 than trying to...

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...