Instead of reducing pressure, increase the pressure and the movement will stop. This inadvertently reduces the amount of forward pressure on the bow arm and increases pin movement. One is over-aiming, which occurs when the archer attempts to get and keep the sight pin on a particular spot. Two flaws in form can also disrupt a good sight picture. The shoulder is no longer in a set position and is being held by too much muscle tissue, which then causes movement. When this occurs, the archer has to over-extend the bow arm in order to maintain the forward pressure. Remember, slower hits are much better than fast misses.Īs I conduct archery schools across the United States, the most common problem I encounter is too long of a draw length. If you question the amount of draw weight you are using, reduce it by 4 or 5 pounds and take several shots. With too much poundage, an archer will rush the shot process and not allow the pin to settle in before executing the shot. In an attempt to get more arrow speed, many archers shoot more poundage than they are capable of handling. Let's look at some of the typical equipment flaws that can cause excessive sight movement. Once you identify the difficulty, correcting it is easy. Having a poor sight picture can be caused by improper bow setup or a problem in your form. Have you ever put your sight pin on a target or deer and observed more movement than you would see in the hula skirt of a Hawaiian dancer? Many archers share this common dilemma.
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