Here are three tips on practicing archery

When you are first starting out get up close to the target.

As you practice you will find it is exercise using a bow. You may struggle at first until you build the muscle to pull back the bow and be steady. You will build your stamina in time so be patient with your self.

What you want to do is try to be as consistent as you can. Try to do the same thing every time.
When you are first starting out it doesn’t matter whether you’re hitting the bulls eye or not.

That’s not what you’re practicing for. What you’re practicing for is to shoot every arrow the same way every time.

The more you practice the steadier you will become.

You may think that is impossible. You may think I cannot do it, but don’t let that stop you from trying. Because the more you try, the better you will get.

Remember, the more you practice the more you will build you muscles and the steadier you will become. You may think perfection is impossible to obtain, but the more time you spend practicing archery the better you will get. So, practice as much as you possibly can.

If you would like an inexpensive safe way to begin you may consider Hover Ball inflatable target with a specially designed Bow and Arrows that are safe to use anywhere.

As you get better and are hitting the bull’s-eye most of the time it is time to increase your distance.

You will want to practice shooting from different distances.
As you improve your accuracy, move back to challenge yourself.
Eventually, you will move back as far as 100 yards and be hitting the bull’s-eye at the center of the target

That’s the distance they shoot in the Olympics. 90 meters, which is almost 100 yards.
Imagine being accurate and consistent at that distance.
A lot of people are.

It is amazing to watch and the reason they become amazing was because of practicing.
There is no getting away from it.