When shooting bow, I would always consentrate on the pin.
I read a magazine article giving tips for better rifle, bow and shotgun shooting.

This tip was one I never heard, believe it or not.

It said when shooting a rifle offhand, to focus on the target and not the crosshairs. When you focus on the crosshairs, you mentally try to compensate for the movement of them as you try to aim. It said to just focus on the target and let the crosshairs get a little blurry.

Anyway, I tried it shooting a rifle and it worked. It almost seemed like I couldn't miss. I use to do lots of shooting in my younger days and I was pretty good. I just shot alot and went through brick after brick of .22 shells to keep in tune.

I just recently applied this to bowshooting and man, what a difference it made. I use to shoot bow all the time and went to all the local 3-D shoots at the area sportsmen's clubs. I always just consentrated on follow through but focused on my pin.

Now with the followthrough and focusing on the target instead, I'm really doing much better. Just wish I'd done this years ago.