On this page you will learn about Aim and Expand step which is the eighth basic archery step of the shot sequence.
In this step you will learn how to aim the arrow while remaining focused on your overall shooting form.
While you do not actually expand during this phase, it does mark the end of the major drawing and setup motions and serves as a check point before starting the actual expansion.
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Before you begin this step you should check the following...
• Is your anchor position correct and hand pressed firmly against the side of your face?
• You should be holding the full draw weight of the bow at the anchor position.
It is common for the archer to put too much emphasis on the actual aiming of the arrow during this process.
Re-focus your attention and make a quick assessment of your overall form or posture.
You should be holding the bulk of the draw weight with your back muscles.
It is better to focus more on your overall form once the arrow is on the point of aim as opposed to focusing on the actual aiming process.
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What is the next basic archery step?
Go to Basic Archery Step 9 - Release
Go to previous Basic Archery Step 7 - Transfer and Hold
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