Well, start by reading a few books, going to a few siminars, and downloading the easton tuning guide. Build yourself a paper tuning rig, tear off your fletch a few arrows to learn bare shaft tuning, and then try broadhead tuning, maybe some walk back tuning.

Move your rest and see the effects of all tuning methods, Move you nock point and see the effects of all tuning methods. If you think your good enough, (we,know thats not an issue for ya), work on group tuning.

Order you a set of strings and cables and change out a few, practice serving, and tieing D-loops as Greg outlined in the technical section.

Take some mismatched spined arrows and see the effects bare shaft tuning along with broadhead tuning, etc.

Take your bow completely apart and put it back to together. Just dig in.

What I did was use my old PSE to learn alot of stuff.