TARGET PANICK = FEAR OF MISSING corect me if im wrong guys but it sounds like you need to start off shooting some blind bales.

Way back when, before things got so terribly PC, a lot of us would have a few 'hydraulic stabilizers' during a shoot. It do help take the edge off the nerves.

Pup, a month or two on the blind bales work for many folks. But others? Put a dot in front of them and they freeze up again. It's definitely a good suggestion though, because one never knows if it will work for them until they try it.

I am going throught myself right now well I have noticed it for the past two years having the pin freeze about 6" below the target and not being able to bring it up.

Could it be something other then TP? I have had the same symptoms. Coming up on the target my pin freezes at the bottom. I thought it might be to much pressure on the top limb. I backed out my bottom limb a 1/4 turn at a time and bingo after a 1/2 turn it now holds steadier with no freeze. It seems most of the bows I've own all shoot better with a 1/8 to 3/16 difference in tiller. Just a thought. Jerry

Sounds right

This is the next level , you dont want to go there

Good advise , look for "blank bale" shooting allso as this may help , whatever you do , stop what you are doing now and try these exersizes . I would not go directly to backtention right now as this opens a whole nother can o worms , get to where you are shooting as good as before this started and then try it if you want to .

This is great advise allso , and I might add that some weight in the back risor hole may help , or reducing the weight you have up front , that was a major help to me .