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An archer has completed the 'Draw' step and is now consistently placing their drawing hand at the same point on their face. Which step of the 11 Steps to Archery Success are they performing?
An archer has completed the 'Draw' step and is now consistently placing their drawing hand at the same point on their face. Which step of the 11 Steps to Archery Success are they performing?
- Shot Set-Up
- Anchor (correct)
- Release
- Aim
During an archery practice, you hear the command 'STOP! EMERGENCY ON THE RANGE'. What is the correct immediate response?
During an archery practice, you hear the command 'STOP! EMERGENCY ON THE RANGE'. What is the correct immediate response?
- Immediately nock an arrow and prepare to defend yourself.
- Quickly retrieve your arrows before someone gets hurt.
- Stop shooting immediately and await further instructions. (correct)
- Continue shooting, but aim downwards.
An archer is struggling with inconsistent arrow placement on the target. Which combination of steps should they focus on refining to improve their consistency most effectively?
An archer is struggling with inconsistent arrow placement on the target. Which combination of steps should they focus on refining to improve their consistency most effectively?
- Stance and Aim
- Bow Hand Set and Draw
- Anchor and Release (correct)
- Nock and Pre-Draw
An archery coach notices a student is anticipating the shot, causing them to flinch slightly during the 'Release'. Which of the following steps should the coach emphasize to help the student overcome this issue?
An archery coach notices a student is anticipating the shot, causing them to flinch slightly during the 'Release'. Which of the following steps should the coach emphasize to help the student overcome this issue?
After completing a series of shots, an archer analyzes their performance, noting adjustments needed for the next round. Which step in the 11 Steps to Archery Success does this encompass?
After completing a series of shots, an archer analyzes their performance, noting adjustments needed for the next round. Which step in the 11 Steps to Archery Success does this encompass?
What is the correct response to a two-whistle command on an archery range?
What is the correct response to a two-whistle command on an archery range?
What action should an archer take upon hearing a one-whistle command?
What action should an archer take upon hearing a one-whistle command?
How should right-handed archers position their feet according to the guidance?
How should right-handed archers position their feet according to the guidance?
What is the significance of the odd-colored fletching when preparing an arrow?
What is the significance of the odd-colored fletching when preparing an arrow?
During the 'Draw' step, what action should the archer perform to properly execute the movement?
During the 'Draw' step, what action should the archer perform to properly execute the movement?
What is the purpose of establishing an anchor point in archery?
What is the purpose of establishing an anchor point in archery?
What is the optimal action to perform during the 'Follow Through' step?
What is the optimal action to perform during the 'Follow Through' step?
Why is it important to rotate the bow arm slightly?
Why is it important to rotate the bow arm slightly?
After completing a round of five arrows, what is the next step an archer should take?
After completing a round of five arrows, what is the next step an archer should take?
What command signals archers to retrieve their arrows from the target?
What command signals archers to retrieve their arrows from the target?
What is the purpose of the 'Shot Setup' step in archery?
What is the purpose of the 'Shot Setup' step in archery?
Why is it important for archers to 'Reflect' during the shooting process?
Why is it important for archers to 'Reflect' during the shooting process?
If a left-handed archer is positioning their feet, where should their right foot point?
If a left-handed archer is positioning their feet, where should their right foot point?
During arrow preparation, where should the arrow be placed after nocking it?
During arrow preparation, where should the arrow be placed after nocking it?
Which of the following describes the correct action during the 'Release' step?
Which of the following describes the correct action during the 'Release' step?
Where should the bows be placed after collecting it from the bow rack and before the one-whistle command?
Where should the bows be placed after collecting it from the bow rack and before the one-whistle command?
Which action is incorrect when preparing the arrow for shooting?
Which action is incorrect when preparing the arrow for shooting?
What is the purpose of the 'Pre-draw' step?
What is the purpose of the 'Pre-draw' step?
For beginner archers, what is a recommended position for the anchor point?
For beginner archers, what is a recommended position for the anchor point?
How does the 'Aim' shooting step influence overall accuracy?
How does the 'Aim' shooting step influence overall accuracy?
Flashcards
Archery Stance
Archery Stance
The first step in archery, involving foot placement and body alignment.
Nocking the Arrow
Nocking the Arrow
Attaching the arrow to the bowstring at the nocking point.
Drawing Hand Set
Drawing Hand Set
Positioning the drawing hand on the bowstring in preparation to draw.
Bow Hand Set
Bow Hand Set
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Draw
Draw
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Two-Whistle Command
Two-Whistle Command
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One-Whistle Command
One-Whistle Command
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Foot Placement in Archery
Foot Placement in Archery
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Arrow Preparation Steps
Arrow Preparation Steps
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Pre-Draw
Pre-Draw
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Anchor Point
Anchor Point
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Aim
Aim
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Shot Setup
Shot Setup
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Release
Release
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Follow Through
Follow Through
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Bow Arm Rotation
Bow Arm Rotation
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Post-Shooting Procedure
Post-Shooting Procedure
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Study Notes
- There are 11 steps for Archery Success
- These steps are:
- Stance
- Nock
- Drawing Hand Set
- Bow Hand Set
- Pre-Draw
- Draw
- Anchor
- Aim
- Shot set-up
- Release
- Follow-Through/Reflect
Stance
- Stand with feet about hip-width apart.
- For left-handed shooters, position the right foot with the toe aligned with the midline of the other foot, pointing towards 2:00.
- Right-handed shooters should point their left toe towards 10:00.
Arrow Preparation
- Grasp the arrow below the fletchings and point it downrange.
- Twist the arrow, ensuring the odd-colored fletching faces the archer.
- Nock the arrow below the knock indicator, placing it on the arrow rest.
- Position the bowstring in the archer's groove on the draw hand.
- Set both the bow hand and drawing hand.
Shooting Steps
- Pre-draw: Raise both arms.
- Draw: Pull the elbow back.
- Anchor Point: Establish a consistent anchor point on the jawline; beginners may use their index finger at the corner of their mouth.
- Aim: Focus on the target.
- Shot Setup: Engage the relevant muscles.
- Release: Release the string.
- Follow Through: Bring the thumb back towards the shoulder, painting the face.
- Reflect: Maintain consistency throughout the 11 steps.
Arm Rotation
- Rotate the bow arm slightly to prevent the bowstring from hitting the forearm upon release.
Whistle Commands
- 1 whistle means shoot
- 2 whistles mean get bow
- A two-whistle command at the waiting line signals archers to collect their bows from the bow line and proceed to the shooting line.
- Bows should be placed on their toe at the shooting line until a one-whistle command is given, which indicates the start of shooting.
- 3 whistles mean go get arrows
- After shooting five arrows, return the bow to the bow rack and return to the waiting line to await the three-whistle command to retrieve arrows.
- Multiple whistles mean stop, there is an emergency on the range
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