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Gregory Johnson

With almost 20 years of archery experience under his belt, Gregory founded the Complete Guide to Archery website in 2017. His purpose has been to spread knowledge about the hobby and sport to anyone willing to learn.

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The Shot Sequence

Raise Your Arm and Ready Yourself

Hello there! This is Step #5 in my “How to Shoot a Bow and Arrow” lesson. In this post, we’ll learn what to do with your bow arm. This one…

The Shot Sequence

How to Draw Your Bow

When you pull the bow string back, that’s called “the draw.” When you’re pulling the bow string back, you’re “drawing.” It’s Step #6 of shooting an arrow, and it’s one…

Master Recurve Bow Archery

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The Shot Sequence

The Archery Anchor Point: Find It and Remember It

Hello, folks! This is Step #7 in my “How to Shoot a Bow and Arrow” sequence. Here, we’ll learn about one of the most important concepts in all of archery:…

The Shot Sequence

How to Aim a Bow and Arrow

Welcome! This is Step #8 in our “How to Shoot a Bow and Arrow” lesson. This is it—the big step! AIM! (If you want to see a list of all…

The Shot Sequence

How to Release Your Arrow

Welcome, gang! This is Step #9 in our “How to Shoot Your Bow and Arrow” series. In this step, we’ll discuss the method of releasing your arrow. If you’d like…

The Shot Sequence

Analysis of Your Shot

In the last step (Step #9), we discussed the follow-through motion your body should have after you release the arrow: your string hand should fall back a little, your chest…

Bow Sights

The Garmin Xero A1i vs A1: Differences, Similarities, and What the Features Actually Do

In the post below, we’re going to look at the two bow sight models that Garmin currently makes: the Xero A1 and the A1i. Both are incredible bow sights, and…

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Gregory Johnson

Raise Your Arm and Ready Yourself

How to Draw Your Bow

Master Recurve Bow Archery

The Archery Anchor Point: Find It and Remember It

How to Aim a Bow and Arrow

How to Release Your Arrow

Analysis of Your Shot

The Garmin Xero A1i vs A1: Differences, Similarities, and What the Features Actually Do

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