[Robin the Hood]

.... When you get some spare time at home, try and go through the procedure you believe is the correct way you should be shooting.
Note it down on paper, or better still the computer if poss. The computer allows you to add in ones you miss out.
However each instruction must be short and crisp and obvious in it's meaning. That is because the next recommendation is to use this as your discipline every time you shoot. Which is why it needs to be precise.
You may find that the list will start off quite short, but eventually it will expand with further detail. It needs to be read clearly in the same time it takes to shoot an arrow, once again short and crisp.
This is the difference between concentration at the front and using sub-conscious. Also by thinking of every arrow you will find it likely to become more consistent.
Oh and don't expect it to be a 5 mins job. It took me 3 hours plus to get it right.....

Paul....