Ten Basic Archery Lessons.

Here are ten basic archery lessons when shooting a bow and arrow. I don't know the original author to these steps, if you happen to know please let me know so i can give propper credit.
These steps are just basic fundementals. Adjust them to your own needs and style. Obviously they cannot apply to all situations. Like shooting from a tree-stand, or if you're using a mechanical release.
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1. Stance

• Put the tip of your toes against an imaginary straigth line towards the centre of the target.
• Put your feet on both sides of the line.
• Put your feet about shoulder's width apart.
• Try and relax.

2: Finger Placement

• Place your fingers in such a way, that you hold the string with your index finger above the nock and middle and ring finger under the nock
• Hook the string between first and second joint. Make sure to maintain a deep hook. 

3: Bow Hand Placement

• The pressure of the bow should be distributed along the pressure line.
• Relax your fingers. The back of your hand should make an angle of 45 degrees.
• The tips of thumb and index finger are may touch each other in a relaxed way.

4: Bow Arm 

• Bring the bow arm to shoulder height
• The elbow of the bow arm is turned away from the string

 5: Drawing

• Draw the string along the bowarm in a straight horizontal line to the anchor point.
• Draw with your back muscles, moving the shoulder blades towards each other.
• Stand straight up and relaxed
• Keep both shoulders as low as possible.

 
6: Anchoring

• The string should touch the middle of the chin
• The index finger is placed under the chin
• Keep your theeth together

7: Holding

• Keep the back muscles under tension.
• Bow hand, draw hand and albow should form a straight line.
• Keep both shoulders as low as possible.

8: Aiming

• Aiming is done with the dominant eye. Shut the other eye
• Keep the sight at the target
• Keep the string a little left of the sight

 9: Release

• Keep pulling the shouder blades towards each other, while relaxing the fingers of the draw hand
• A relaxed bow hand will automatically move backwards
• Relax your bow hand. Let the bow drop.

10: Follow Through

• The draw hand should be relaxed and near or behind your ear.
• Keep aiming untill after the arrow hits the target