Bowing (Archery)

Bowing in archery refers to the technique of drawing and releasing the bowstring to propel an arrow toward a target. It involves gripping the bow, pulling the string back smoothly, aligning the shot with accuracy, and then releasing cleanly. Proper bowing requires control, consistent form, and proper alignment of the body, hands, and visual focus. This technique ensures precision and minimizes errors caused by movement or instability. Effective bowing combines strength, technique, and concentration, allowing the archer to deliver accurate shots consistently.