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Originally Posted by Knotter
I start and end with this kind of practice. Works wonders on clearing your mind of the other business of the day. 5 feet.
pick a spot, close your eyes through the draw and see where your sight picture is. if it's not what you expected let down and make adjustments and do it again. Once your happy. release.
it's also a great way to practice drawing your bow in silence and smoothly.
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That's exactly what I was going to say.
Practice your form, memorize your anchor points....If it's safe, I stand 2 yards away in a safe place and practice even releasing my arrow with my eyes closed. So I can concentrate on my finger on the trigger, and follow through.