These are excellent videos to illustrate perfect archery form, and how exciting this sport can be
2004 Olympic Games
Archery Promo Video
1996 Archery Gold Medal Match
Video of Park Sung Hyun (arguably the world's greatest female recurve archer)
Click: Video of Lee Tuk Young and two others practicing at blank bale - Notice the rhythm/pace and strong shots
Click: Training
Click: Video of Yu Mi Kim, Aida Roman, Park Se Hui at Vegas
Click: Aurora shooting outdoor state record 862/900
Click: Darrell Pace and Rick McKinney 1984 - wow
Click: Slow Motion Study of TAC's very own Erika Jones (World Record Holder)
Click: Slow Motion Study of Brady Ellison (3-time Olympic medalist)
Click: Slow Motion Study of Chang Hye Jin (2016 Olympic Gold)
Click: Different Draws (but same ending In-Line Position) of Korean Dream Team
Click: Training Technique For Improved Alignment/Bow Command
Click: Huge Gain In Draw Weight This 2018, and Still The Exquisite Form
Click: World Elite Archers Going Head-to-Head World Cup Indoor
Click: Youth Finals World Indoor Championships 2019 - Pace and Control
Click: A study of internal opposing-force-balance - both these Korean females 'find their internal alignment/balance spot' well before they get to anchor, and it helps them hold only 1-2 seconds before clicker break/release
Click: Another study of internal opposing-force-balance - watch Brady setup - he draws back to his body alignment then anchors and gets comfortable, but still has a little settling before he's into his final alignment/balace form, and is a reason why his pace from anchor to release is usually around 5 seconds
Click: Change Hye Jin in Shanghai Gold Medal match 2018 - tightest competition group I’ve ever seen. See how purposeful she is - focused, confident, dialed in. Also see how she pauses before she draws back the last third to anchor, in order to achieve her internal balance (finds her spot) … only then does she continue to her (tight!) anchor and then the confident clicker break and rip through the string.
Click: Great match 2019 World Championship between womens Chinese Taipei and Korea - excellent examples of different but equally exquisite styles