You have one question and one question only....

[Araglin]

Originally Posted by martin

If there was one question you could ask someone about your shooting, what would it be?

"How can I get the pointy thing into the yellow bit more often?" or, more specifically, "What did I do differently that made that last shot go high?"

[Little Miss Purple]

Originally Posted by Robin the Hood

You may not understand Pete, but like a lot of us men get fed Lots of Lllovvve.....I'll explain it one day, .....

Paul...

don't you be giving him any sympathy Paul... remember its all self inflicted

[Tropicalshot]

my one question would be

How do i achieve and maintain consistancy in shot execution and mind set?

[LineCutter]

Why are competition sightmarks & scores different to the ones 2 days previously at the club?

[ASW1973]

most of these have been covered in articles at: Performance Archery, Archery articles and sports psychology articles
something new would be good for article ideas

[Random_guy]

I've been thinking about this today, and what question would be most relevant to me. Having been rebuilding my recurve technique, I think the question i'd like answered most, is how do you know what compromises to make in the pursuit of good form?

By this i mean, for example, it was mentioned in a thread recently, that flexibility (or lack thereof) can stop some people getting truly good alignment. We all have some idea of what good line is supposed to look like, but for those that struggle to achieve it, how do they find the best compromise? (and by best i mean that which will allow for the greatest consistency).

If there is such a thing as 'perfect form' how do we know when we are as close as we can get, and at what point do we stop striving for efficiency, and strive solely for consistency? Is there a point where our form is 'close enough' and we should stop changing aspects of our form and focus on making it a subconscious routine?

[addo]

Have you ever shot in hotpants?

HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa.........Hows many ways could that be answered?

Excuse my sense of humour.How about asking "whats the handiest bit of kit brought?"