ORIGINAL: davidmil

Well that's a big part of your problem. You're concentrating on the pins. I know this may sound stupid at this point, but really... forget the pin. Oh sure you should look and make sure you're using the correct pin, and be aware of it, but you really shouldn't try to concentrate on the pin staying still. Draw lenght as someone mentioned is critical for consistancy and good form. BUT, you should be looking at the spot you want to hit, whether it's a bullseye or a hair or crease behind a bucks shoulder. If the pin is floating, well it won't float far off course. If you have the correct draw length and you're not punching the trigger, the arrow will hit the spot. Just let the pin wobble over the target and squeeze off the shot.... all the time focusing on the spot. The pin is NOT your focus. Draw and get the pin on target as fast as you can, then just concentrate on the spot... squeeze ....squeeze .... squeeze.... whether it's your back muscles or touching that spot behind your elbow..... SQUEEZE.