Several years ago, I took shooting lessons from Bob Wesley, 1981 longbow champion. One of his teaching methods is, starting from 10 yards, once you achieve 3 out of 5 arrows in a 9" circle, you can move back 1 yard. 3 years later, I can put 3 out of 5 in a 9 inch circle at 25 yards consistently. And I'm happy with that. On a good day I can do that at 30 yards, and sometimes in a 5 inch circle at 30 yards. But I have to practice hard, sometimes twice a day, and I try to shoot every day, or at least 3 to 4 times a week, sometimes more,
It's simple arithmetic, the more you put into it the more you get out of it. Roy Clark practiced his guitar 8 hours a day, look what he was able to achieve. I enjoy shooting my bow, but have found that if I take it to seriously, it’s not fun anymore. And then sooner or later we have to come to the realization, that where not going to be another Howard Hill.
Sometime I think we can be our biggest enemy. My biggest problem, I have too many bows. Someday I hope to get down to 3 bows, I have fifteen.
Old Mongolian saying: Forget about archery for one day, and it forgets about you for 10.
Good Luck, and have fun!
Just my opinion, I could be wrong!