Tap the diagrams, step through the shot, test your rotation, flip the cards, pass the quiz. This is the course that turns you into an instructor who can answer anything.
Consistency beats strength. Master the kit, the body, and the eye — then teach it.
Tap any numbered point on the bow — or the list — to learn the part and its job.
Front to back — and don't miss the spine note, the question that separates amateurs from instructors.
The single most-skipped beginner step. Test every shooter before you hand them a bow — it decides which way they stand.
Extend both arms and overlap your hands to make a small triangle. Keep both eyes open.
Eleven steps to one repeatable shot. Step through and watch which part of the body works.
The reflexes you install in every group in 60 seconds. Tap to reveal what to call.
One principle sticks more axes than strength ever will: distance controls rotation, not your wrist.
Head and haft. Tap each point — and check the head is tight every single session.
Drag to change your distance from the board and watch the axe rotate. Find the distance where it sticks.
Flip to test yourself. If the glossary isn't second nature, you can't coach it.
Twelve questions across both activities. Tap an answer for instant feedback.