
Meet coach Lloyd Brown, who led the 1996 and 2000 US Olympic teams. He guides you through drills and skills in the advanced archery DVD to become a better archer.
Develop perfect alignment at full draw with a tall posture, a proper t position, a shoulder dip, and elbow rotation, then master shot execution as the string leaves.
Set a relaxed bow hand with the thumb toward the target and knuckles at 45 degrees. On release, the bow jumps from the hand and is caught by the sling.
Master execution by maintaining tension toward the target before, during, and after the shot, through the clicker, into the follow-through, and avoiding release-based collapse.
Engage the back muscles to keep the shoulder down and back. Lock the front shoulder with the lats and tight triceps to shoot with the back.
Practice the full shot sequence from stance to follow-through, focusing on posture, pre-draw setup, alignment, draw and load, transfer, aim, release, and a smooth follow-through to improve rhythm and timing.
Learn to anchor a compound bow with a consistent jaw anchor between the first two knuckles, hand on the side of the face, palm out, and peep sight alignment.
Practice these drills from the advanced dvd to build skills and become a better archer. Keep practicing these skills, these drills, and you'll become a much better archer.
Take your archery skills to the advanced level with the help of National Archery Association Level 5 Master Coach Lloyd Brown. This highly informative program presents the techniques, training methods and drills needed to become an archery champion.
Among the topics covered are: stance, posture, alignment, aiming, execution, bow hand, drawing and loading, using the clicker, proper use of muscles, shot sequence, recurve bows, compound bows and and numerous practice drills. This video is an excellent training resource for any serious archer or coach!
Lloyd Brown is a highly experienced archery coach and leader who has been involved with the sport for over 35 years. He has achieved great success on the international stage, having coached numerous teams at World Championships, Olympic Games, Pan American Games and World University Games. Furthermore, he has also served as President of the USA Archery Board of Governors and as the Archery Coach for Great Britain since 2010. His impressive career is a testament to his commitment to the sport and his expertise in the field.
Archery is a great way to challenge yourself physically and mentally, as well as have fun and socialize with others. It is a sport that requires concentration, focus, dedication, and practice in order to improve. Participating in archery can help you build your confidence, improve your hand-eye coordination, and even reduce stress. It is also a great way to get some fresh air and enjoy the outdoors.