ORIGINAL: Rick James
Aiming drills. Tighten the release down so it won't fire. Come to full draw and just aim in the yellow for a 10 count then let down. You will get comfortable with floating in the yellow at this point. Do this for several days in a row. Do 30 aiming drills every day (just like a real vegas game). Allow yourself to take time between sets of 3. You should feel much better in a week or two. This would be the best short term solution.
This is the answer.
For some reason,people just don't want to do this but it will help.This along with a good old fashioned back tension will do wonders.
This is very common when one reaches the stage you are at.( I fight it at times)You get to the brink of being at the top but your game just isn't there yet.You put pressure on yourself to perform but you haven't gained the form and proper shot sequence and techniqueit takes to take it to the next level,the pressure starts to get the better of you and this is where you are.Getting back to basics will do wonders.
