You won't be able to focus on all areas at one time.bowdoc gave some good advice.


I will add afew things to what he said.I will add some pics and links of me for reference only,it isn't neccesary to copy what i am doing completely.BUT,what I am doing is a good starting point.

Learn what proper form is and how the proper draw length relates to it.(post pics and we can help)



Learn what a proper release feels like.(should be a surprise and your hand should fly back)


Again,for reference only.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxOwEPsvHVQ


Learn how to aim properly.A good way to learn this is to hold the pin on target at full draw for a few seconds and let down to get the jist of what aiming should be.Don't worry if the pin is "floating",that is what you want,you just want it to float on the SPOT you are aiming at.



You need to separate these things for learning purposes.DON'T JUST GO FLING ARROWS.That will develop too many bad habits.


Work on the release one day as bowdoc described,up close without aiming.Then in another session,later that day or the next,focus on the aiming without releasing.


The form can be worked on in front of a mirror.Work on keeping the feet under the shoulders and keeping the hips from shifting forward or back.Also try to keep the head from moving to much to get to the string.


The grip is part of form imo and is also a critical part of the equation.

Here is a pic(not me) to give you an idea of what to look for.This does not have to be copied but should give you an idea of what you should be trying to accomplish.



Notice that in the pics and link how everything is relaxed,that is another key element.Relax those muscles because tension creates fatique and shaking.

If you need any help,there are plenty willing to give it.JUST ASK