have to stop this stupid aiming stuff... it's screwing up my accuracy.. 
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I know this for sure......It sure is a lot easier on the days you just shoot, and don't think.
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Over thinking is a sure way for me to make a bad shot.Comment
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Not so much thinking as it is habit from 15 years of shooting targets with a compound.. My brain just starts the process on it's own... I'm working hard to re-train it.. focusing on the target isn't a problem, it's breaking the habit of looking for a level and trying to center the sight in the peep... neither of which is there anymore... that confuses my brain and then I have to let down or explode...
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Same problem here. When i just draw, anchor and release the groups tighten up. Start over thinking and aiming and it all falls apartComment
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I kinda use both styles. Little bit a aiming, and a little bit a focusing on the spot.
I guess it's a sort of split vision, and since I am left eye dominant, but shoot right handed, it works well for me.
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I went to bed last night with don't aim, don't aim, don't aim playing in my head... the wife said I kept repeating it out loud all night...
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best way i ever heard it put was "shut up and shoot, dont aim, dont think."Comment
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A good analogy of what I'm going through would be trying to ride a bicycle while trying NOT to ride a bicycle...
This is something I trained my brain to do and to letdown if I didn't do it.. Now my brain doesn't want to let me shoot the shot if I don't see the sight.. It isn't bad most of the time and I can still shoot reasonably well, but yesterday it was bothering me to the point that I had to just quit shooting and go in the house for a double Crown on the rocks..
It'll come around, It will just take me some time (after all it didn't bother me the first 36 years I shot a bow), and maybe a lot of Crown Royal...Comment
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If you get a Crown Royal for aming, I'll start to aim too
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