Archery Anatomy: An Introduction to Techniques for Improved Performance Paperback – September 21, 1995

If you're serious enough about archery to be shopping for a book about it, look no further. This book has comprehensive scope, it is written with crystal clarity, and it is prodigiously illustrated. If your only mistakes AREN'T covered in this book, you probably read this book many years ago while training for the World Championships.I particularly enjoyed the way Mr. Axford gently debunked popular nonsense with scientific precision. I bought my copy used and the margins contained many notes by its previous owner reflecting her coach's lack of knowledge on the subject. I confess that Mr. Axford persuaded me to change my stance (literally) despite many years of research and stubborn debate on the subject.Aside from its incredible usefulness to archers, this book should be mandatory reading for technical writers in every field. It is a masterpiece.

Hands down one of the very best books on archery anatomy I have ever read. It includes illustrations on the anatomy of both sexes and the impact of the different stages of the form on them. Also has many handy charts that aid in selecting the proper bow, etc. Truly a comprehensive and well structured book.

Easy for me to read with detailed graphics and explanations. The words are best understood by someone with a handle on general anatomy. However it does state in the title itself that it is for Improved Performance and one would assume that there would be some understanding of your body in basic archery. Great reference books for my drawing and writing

I have no dislikes, well my students might, but The book is great on explaining the Physical aspects most don't realize, I recommend it. push your students to understand, archery is both, mental and physical.

This book is useful for the Sport science and the physical therapist more than the archer. Many technical terms should translate for layman term. It is difficult to read through the whole book. Moreover the figure number should identical. The author uses the same figure number the whole book make readers confuse such as Fig.1, Fig.2 and Fig.3. The figure should come before the content so readers can locate where the figure is. Please improve the writing style and make it standard. This book will helpful for archers indeed.

This publication , is one of those books , for both : Amateurs and Pros . There are a lot publications , that sayand you get nothing in the end .For: Archers this is one to buy : 1 for Safety 2 understanding muscle and bone structure. Considering the popularity of Archery in the US , Australia and also fitness , understanding form plussafety ( Meaning tendons and joints ) , This book is a must ..

This book has Excellent graphics and Illustration .It gives you the anatomy of your body and body parts used for archery.It gives you also the dissect of bows and arrows and other archery equipment.All with pictures and illustration.

Not too technical so that the average archer can make sense of what is needed in this sport. Every archer can benefit from this book.