Cant get Good Groups
#1
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: currently Fort Drum, NY
Posts: 3,677
Cant get Good Groups
I'm practicing from about 10 yds or so in my basement buti cant seem to get good groups. i'd get a few good groups every once in a while. but i just cant get groups. im hitting most of my arrows within about a 7 inch circle but i cant seem to get any better then that. am i rushing things and just need to continue practicing or what? should i try changing something?
Thanks
Thanks
#2
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Inverness, MS
Posts: 3,982
RE: Cant get Good Groups
Spend 5 days at point blank range working on nothing but form... Shoot 5 working on holding your bow arm still.. Shoot 5 working on good back tension release, Shoot 5 working on timing of the release.... Shoot 5 working on reaching proper anchor.... Just keep repeating the cyle until you're tired.... After a week, you will be shocked at how much more accurate you are.
#4
Join Date: Jun 2005
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Posts: 2,964
RE: Cant get Good Groups
Yep Form is very necessary, and make sure you have the right arrows for that bow with the right length, if you had those arrows for a few years as you told me before, you might have grown since and your draw length probably changed, too many variables envolved here.
#5
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: Cant get Good Groups
Quit trying to shoot groups for now! Just shoot one arrow at a time, with the very best form andthe very best concentration you can muster.Pull it, shoot again. When youfeel likeyour concentration is slipping or you're getting too tired to maintain good form, quit for the day.
Get away from that target as much as you can too. Get out in the woods with some judo points and just do some plinking / stump shooting. This is supposed to be fun, not an exercise in frustration.
Get away from that target as much as you can too. Get out in the woods with some judo points and just do some plinking / stump shooting. This is supposed to be fun, not an exercise in frustration.