Hey I just joined an archery class, and I have an upcoming archery exam coming up. Does anybody know the answers to these questions? Thank you very much for your help!

1) How do you know your drawing elbow is at the correct height? How does it affect your anchor? Affect your release and follow-through/muscle use?
2) How does your bow arm remain up with back tension as opposed to using arm muscles to hold it up?
3) Why keep your feet parallel?
4) Why keep your draw hand flat/relaxed? Does it affect your anchor?
5) Formaster – Why is it important to be in-line? What does it mean to be in-line? How do the forces align with your body? What are some ways you can check that you are in-line?
6) Why keep your shoulders down?
7) Why is an arched back bad? Where should your center of gravity be?
8) Why is turning your bow elbow correctly important?
9) How would the angle of your draw hand affect the release?
10) Mechanics of the release follow-through – how can you get your hand to follow your neck during the follow-through and not fly out? Does it matter if you rotate with your shoulder rather than scapulae?
11) Why pre-draw?


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