Anyone else have this happen?

[brmize]

I was haveing some problems the last several days, with my left/right consistency. Today I decided to turn my target, which is wider than it is tall, on end. Problems all gone, groups tightened up. I guess if your brain percieves a margin of error it will take it.

Brian

[kawika b]

thus we "aim small".

[Pete Darby]

Just as a point of interest, I will often aim at odd places on a target just so I don't get in the habit of always going center of mass.  Another exercise I will do is to put three or four arrows about the target face then run around again and put an arrow next to each arrow in the first batch. (This also helps you keep from breaking arrows when you are shooting with a slow line that take five minutes to shoot three arrows.)