Even though I shoot pretty much anything that throws a long pointy stick downrange, I'm really only familiar with FITA or re-enactment shooting. I'm don't know what the specifics of the methods mentioned.
However, I will say that I've always considered archery (and any such shooting sport) to be a combination of two things: Precision and Accuracy. In my mind, precision is the far more important of the two. Until you can consistently put your shot exactly where you want it, hitting the bullseye is more a matter of luck.
Fireheart, can you give a quick explanation of which of the methods is easier for teaching Precision to new archers?
EDIT: And I don't care what the new name is. I'm still going to call it FITA.
However, I will say that I've always considered archery (and any such shooting sport) to be a combination of two things: Precision and Accuracy. In my mind, precision is the far more important of the two. Until you can consistently put your shot exactly where you want it, hitting the bullseye is more a matter of luck.
Fireheart, can you give a quick explanation of which of the methods is easier for teaching Precision to new archers?
EDIT: And I don't care what the new name is. I'm still going to call it FITA.
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