Archery traditional goal of panic and muscle Launch Back

Archery traditional goal of panic and muscle Launch Back During my two years of fighting with the goal of panic, I tried every possible cure available. One method I read involved the activation of the muscles of the back, before their release. The idea is to reach full draw, tighten the muscles of your diamond - which is between the shoulders, and expect a surprise release. Because the muscle is slow recruitment, the bowstring is pulled with it. Obviously, you arrive at the point where the fingers begin to lose their dominant position and the release takes place unconsciously. This method seems to be very popular with archers and selected Olympic style shooting well.The fact that the release was a? Surprise? Not happened and unconsciously? not appeal to me. I am sure that the method works very well for some, but I wanted more control of my shot. I believe that this method of release that is giving the control. I wanted to make a conscious decision to be issued. There was a voice shouting subconscious? Liberation? when I would come to full draw and not? I do not want to hand over more control to it.Feeling already defeated even before the test, took me to my doorstep. I ran through the steps in my head and then gave a shot. The need to retu immediately to interfere with this method? As my success S arm full balance. Trying to fight these urges trying to tighten the muscles of my back has been difficult, to say the least. I do not see the advantage of focusing on something other than the destination, but I can not? I do not know if it really was my back muscles or not. With the tension of the muscles and it is difficult to get an idea of it. The overwhelming need to release and then I left to retu to the range for the next two weeks searching for the posterior muscle release. I am skeptical whether this method of work for those who use the traditional bow consider pulling heavy weight used.After which was only two weeks and have not had any relief of symptoms of panic my goal, I decided to quit. E 'was simply? I do not work and it seems to me. I needed some way to eliminate the need for early release and gain control of the process of shooting. With the next issue, I think that is taking control. He wanted complete control. I found using a technique called push Release.Michael Linsin is a former staff writer for U.S. and Inteational Archer Magazine and author of a book sold more strong Archery: 30-minutes-strength training program designed specifically for archers ( He is also the creator of The Push for the DVD version of the traditional cure for panic archers (Source: