Stance

Stance refers to the foot placement and body alignment of the archer relative to the shooting line. It forms the foundation for stability, balance, and repeatability in the shooting process.

Typical stances:

  • Parallel stance → feet parallel to the shooting line
  • Open stance → front foot slightly back
  • Closed stance → front foot slightly forward

Significance:

  • Provides a basis for consistent shots
  • Influences body posture and shoulder alignment
  • Supports the power triangle
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