First and foremost going to a competition IS NOT a big thing, you are going there to meet new people, shoot some arrows and HAVE FUN.# If you can't do all three then I suggest not going
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OK other than these, as far as training goes, make sure you can shoot all the arrows needed as strong as the first one, I always suggest that if you have to shoot 12 doz, then train to do 24, if you have to shoot 6 arrow ends then shoot 12.# You could try doing 1 distance every time to shoot, but as the comp gets closer start doing all of them.</p>
When you get to the comp, make sure you have enough food and drink, make sure you have clothing to suit the conditions, take a good seat as standing on your feet for 8 hours is painful.</p>
Other than these just go for it, you will get nerves but just remember that you are there to have fun, don't expect great scores, just scores which are about your norm.</p>