Paul mention the circle for aiming.I have taught both of my kids with a circle because it is MUCH easier to circle what you want to hit rather than cover it.


There is a reason long distance shooters and spotties(not all)use round sights to circle their spot rather than trying to cover it.

Heck,Bullseye has a scope glass that has noaiming referenceand is only magnified in the area that will be on the spot.


This method is very relaxing and I use it while hunting,at times,BUT I am not using a round sight but rather pins that I just put on top and bottom of the kill zone.Basically just circling the kill zone.Vital Bow gear makes a pin sight that will circle the zone.My pins are set at 20 and 30 and that is perfect for me to "gap" the kill zone.


My theory on tp is more along the lines that people don't learn how to aim properly and then they don't learn how to execute a shot properly and then they get serious about getting better but their innabilities to do things right inhibit their advacement.At that point frustration takes over and they are no longer in controll.