This is the ‘bible’ for mastering the mental side of shooting the bow and arrow and getting the best possible performance from yourself and your archery tackle, whether you’re a target archer, field archer or bowhunter.

Inside the archer, is a book written by KiSik Lee and Tyler Benner.

Synopsis: The text looks deeply into high-level Olympic archery with 28 carefully written chapters. Co-authored with an archer, Inside the Archer addresses the athlete and the careful movements he must take part in while shooting. Though written specifically for shooters, coaches and archers alike you will find great value in the hundreds of photos, diagrams, and exercises. Inside the Archer is one of a kind in its collaborative teacher/student beginnings, providing the reader with a unique perspective into the difficult world of competitive archery.

Book that teaches how to make bow strings, Flemish system. Written in French but very illustrated

The competitive Archer, its a book that provides practical advice to archers, showing them a path to sucess in their competition performance, taking them from keen weekend competitors to Top Athletes in the world arena.

The book covers: How to set goals and then prioritize those goals. the nature of more serious competition in archery: making decisions about how much time an individual is able or wishes to give to the sport, how far that time will get them and making the best use of limited time. Planning training and competition schedules. More advanced training, shooting practices and techniques to speed up and increase improvement, and to evaluate progress. Incorporating mental practices into training. Fine-tuning of archery equipment. Preparation for individual and team competitions. Although this book deals with success in archery, it shows that the path to success follows the same procedure in any endeavour.