tony08
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Having recently read Alan Wills' blog I got thinking about how archers view the mental side of the sport.
Wills felt he needed a "a do-or-die mentality - put everything in until your fingers bleed".
On the other hand I've read stuff about the "zone", which appears to be a calm, collected (almost ego-less state) in which the arrow seems to almost shoot itself.
What do archers here think. Which is the best approach?
Wills felt he needed a "a do-or-die mentality - put everything in until your fingers bleed".
On the other hand I've read stuff about the "zone", which appears to be a calm, collected (almost ego-less state) in which the arrow seems to almost shoot itself.
What do archers here think. Which is the best approach?