The error patterns described below relate to right-handed archers. For left-handed archers, the left and right error causes should be reversed.



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The error patterns described below relate to right-handed archers. For left-handed archers, the left and right error causes should be reversed. High Errors Low Errors Right Errors Arrow Patterns - Equipment Arrow nocking point too low Arrow riding up sloping arrow rest Nocks not aligned on shaft, pointing up at end Stiffer lower limb on bow Arrow moving down string during draw or release Degree of fletching angle not uniform Weight variations in arrows Point of balance variation in arrows String height variation Arrow nocking point too high Arrow dropping off worn rest on release Stiffer upper limb on bow Badly worn, frayed or loose fletches Badly worn or ridged finger tab Armguard or clothing catching on bowstring Nocks not aligned on shafts, pointing down at end Fletches hitting bow or arrow rest on release Arrow moving up string during draw or release Degree of fletching angle not uniform Weight variations in arrows Point of balance variation in arrows String height variation Nocks very loose on string Nocks too tight on string Nocks not aligned on shaft, pointing right at end Worn arrow rest Fletches hitting bow or arrow rest on release Bow brace height is too low Bow limbs twisted Bow limbs not aligned Bow limbs very loose Arrow hitting inside edge of bow window Pressure point too near centre shot location Arrow spine too soft Fletches not large enough to control arrow Weight variations in arrow points Arrow rest too far forward or back from pressure point of bow

Left Errors Scattered Errors Nocks very loose fit on string Nocks too tight fit on string Nocks not aligned on shaft, pointing to left at end Arrow sliding off worn arrow rest Fletches slightly hitting bow or arrow rest on release Bow limbs twisted Bow limbs not aligned Pressure point out too far from centre shot location Arrow hitting outside edge of bow window Arrow spine too stiff Fletches not large enough to control arrow Weight variations in arrow points Arrow rest too far forward or back from pressure point of bow Combination of one or more of above faults Nocks not aligned, pointing all directions Nocks worn or not matched Arrows not matched for weight Arrows not matched for spine Broken strand in bowstring Not enough strands in bowstring Bent arrows Loose sight and/or sight pin

Once the equipment has been eliminated as the cause of the errors, here are things to look for: Part B. High Errors Arrow Patterns - Shooting Form Bow hand lower on grip more relaxed than usual, increasing bow cast more pressure on the thumb muscle than usual jerking up on release Bow arm more extended than usual, increasing draw length more relaxed than usual, increasing bow cast Bow shoulder extended more than usual, increasing draw length Drawing hand moving backwards further after release fingers pinching down on arrow nock plucking the string and peeking to see where arrow went greater pressure taken on the third finger flicking fingers down on release allowing fingers to release in order from top to bottom Drawing arm elbow elevation too high string held too lightly against chin lifting nose away from string just before release tilting head back having gap between teeth, lowering chin position shooting faster than usual

Low Errors Right Errors grip tighter than usual, reducing cast of bow grip higher on bow, increases stress on upper limb high wrist style, not usual grip style dropping on release, lowers elevation of shot Bow Arm bent more than usual, reduces draw length over-extended or locked causes lack of follow through Bow Shoulder collapses and rises up, reduces draw length hunched shoulders, lack of back tension, reduces draw length flinching or double release dead or static release, when live release is usual forward release, reduces cast of bow more pressure on index finger than usual fingers pinching arrow nock low elbow alignment more tension in the knuckles or back of the hand string touching face less than usual plucking fingers off string, causes left/right error as well looking up or peeking, lowers bow during release dropped down during anchor and release aiming longer than usual drawing shorter than usual bowstring catching on loose clothing shooting through clicker placed further left on grip, causing torque in bow bending wrist outwards, moves bow to the right on release tilting top limb to the left moving to the right on release plucking the bowstring string alignment further left than usual shooting through clicker body twisting to the right on release

Left Errors placed further right on grip, causing torque in bow wrist bent inwards, moves bow to the left on release tilting top limb to the right moving to the left on release Bow Arm over-extended or locked Bow Shoulder pointed to the left plucking the bowstring on release string alignment further right than usual snap shooting, not at full draw and anchored prior to release moving position of teeth, moves chin position for anchor held forward offline with body leaning body backwards bowstring hitting loose clothing on release loss of back tension on release