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Most of us are self-taught Archers. That's not the problem. Not knowing what you don't know, that's the problem.
You picked up a bow, figured out what worked, and kept shooting. Nothing wrong with that. But most self-taught archers are running on 3-4 mental checkpoints. Stance, maybe anchor, release, where’d I hit? Meanwhile there's an 11-step process happening every single shot whether you're tracking it or not. The steps you're not thinking about are exactly where your bad habits live.
This is the epiphany moment for almost every student I coach.
The second I lay out the full shot process something clicks. It goes from "I just shoot" to "I know exactly what I'm doing and why." That's the difference between hoping your shot holds up during that local 3D tournament, shoot off with a friend or the buck of a lifetime is standing under you at 18 yards.
A Shot Form Review gives you the breakdown, built around your shot specifically.
Send 5 shots from 5 angles (2 slow-motion, 3 regular speed) and I'll walk your process against all 11 steps, tell you which ones you're already running on autopilot, which ones you've never been thinking about, and where the breakdown actually is.
You get a 60-90 second video: what's solid, what's missing, and the fix that closes the gap. No fluff just what turns "I just shoot" into a process you can trust.
Set up 5 camera angles (front, side, back, behind, above)
Record 2 shots in slow-motion, 3 at regular speed
Upload your videos
Get your 60-90 second breakdown within 24-48 hours
Apply the fix, add the missing steps, execute with a full process
A full audit of your shot against all 11 foundational steps
Clarity on which steps you're missing without realizing it
A short video you rewatch before every practice session
A tangible process to lean on, not guesswork, not vibes, a tried-and-true process
Execute your shot. Trust the results.
Most of us are self-taught Archers. That's not the problem. Not knowing what you don't know, that's the problem.
You picked up a bow, figured out what worked, and kept shooting. Nothing wrong with that. But most self-taught archers are running on 3-4 mental checkpoints. Stance, maybe anchor, release, where’d I hit? Meanwhile there's an 11-step process happening every single shot whether you're tracking it or not. The steps you're not thinking about are exactly where your bad habits live.
This is the epiphany moment for almost every student I coach.
The second I lay out the full shot process something clicks. It goes from "I just shoot" to "I know exactly what I'm doing and why." That's the difference between hoping your shot holds up during that local 3D tournament, shoot off with a friend or the buck of a lifetime is standing under you at 18 yards.
A Shot Form Review gives you the breakdown, built around your shot specifically.
Send 5 shots from 5 angles (2 slow-motion, 3 regular speed) and I'll walk your process against all 11 steps, tell you which ones you're already running on autopilot, which ones you've never been thinking about, and where the breakdown actually is.
You get a 60-90 second video: what's solid, what's missing, and the fix that closes the gap. No fluff just what turns "I just shoot" into a process you can trust.
Set up 5 camera angles (front, side, back, behind, above)
Record 2 shots in slow-motion, 3 at regular speed
Upload your videos
Get your 60-90 second breakdown within 24-48 hours
Apply the fix, add the missing steps, execute with a full process
A full audit of your shot against all 11 foundational steps
Clarity on which steps you're missing without realizing it
A short video you rewatch before every practice session
A tangible process to lean on, not guesswork, not vibes, a tried-and-true process
Execute your shot. Trust the results.