Thumb Draw Accuracy Online Workship 10/17

STOP GUESSING WHY YOU’RE MISSING

THE THUMB DRAW ACCURACY WORKSHOP

Learn how to identify what’s going wrong with your shot, understand why it’s happening, and make corrections that actually address the problem.

LIVE ONLINE — SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2026 • 7:00 PM EASTERN

90–120 Minute Live Workshop • $14.99

Includes a FREE Digital Copy of The Archer’s Diagnostic


YOUR ARROWS ARE TELLING YOU SOMETHING.

You miss left.

So you aim farther right.

Then the next arrow goes somewhere completely different.

You adjust again.

Before long, you’re chasing arrows around the target without actually knowing what caused the original miss.

That’s the problem we’re going to attack in this workshop.

Improving your accuracy isn’t just about knowing where the arrow landed.

You need to understand why it landed there.

Was it your release? Your bow hand? Your alignment?

Your anchor or reference point? Your aiming method?

Or was the problem somewhere else entirely?

If you don’t know what caused the miss, you’re guessing at the correction.


WATCH. DIAGNOSE. CORRECT.

The Thumb Draw Accuracy Workshop is a live online training event designed to help thumb draw archers develop a more systematic approach to improving their accuracy.

And this isn’t going to be two hours of me sitting in front of a computer talking.

I’ve recorded shooting demonstrations at the range specifically for this workshop.

We’ll watch those demonstrations together.

Then I’ll come back LIVE from the Odinson Archery shop to break down what you just saw.

Using a whiteboard, live discussion, and additional analysis, we’ll take a deeper look at what’s happening during the shot and how those actions can affect what happens downrange.

Then we’ll put those ideas to work.


WHAT WE’LL BE WORKING ON

During the workshop, we’ll explore:

  • How to recognize common causes of inconsistent accuracy
  • How to read your misses instead of simply reacting to them
  • Separating aiming problems from execution problems
  • Identifying common mechanical errors in the thumb draw shot
  • How seemingly small changes can affect arrow impact
  • How to troubleshoot your shooting systematically
  • How to test a correction before changing something else
  • Developing a repeatable process for diagnosing future problems

The goal is simple:

Stop randomly changing things and start understanding your shot.


BRING YOUR QUESTIONS

At the end of the workshop, we’ll open things up for a live Q&A and troubleshooting session.

If you’re dealing with a particular problem in your own shooting, bring it with you.

Seeing the same miss repeatedly?

Struggling with your release?

Can’t figure out why your groups suddenly opened up?

Something about thumb draw just isn’t clicking?

Ask me.

We’ll work through as many attendee questions as time allows.


ALSO INCLUDED WITH YOUR REGISTRATION

THE ARCHER’S DIAGNOSTIC — DIGITAL EDITION

Your training doesn’t have to end when the workshop does.

Every registered attendee will also receive a digital copy of The Archer’s Diagnostic at no additional charge.

The book is designed to help you continue applying the diagnostic approach to your own shooting after the live workshop is over.

Use it as a reference at home.

Take it to the range.

Return to it when a new problem appears.

Workshop Registration + The Archer’s Diagnostic Digital Edition

$14.99


EVENT DETAILS

THE THUMB DRAW ACCURACY WORKSHOP

Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026

Time: 7:00 PM Eastern

Location: Live Online

Length: Approximately 90–120 minutes

Instructor: Alan Odinson — Odinson Archery

Registration: $14.99

Included: Digital copy of The Archer’s Diagnostic

Once registered, you will be added to an email list that will receive a Zoom link a few days prior to the event


DON’T JUST CORRECT THE MISS.

UNDERSTAND IT.

Every arrow gives you information.

The question is whether you know how to read it.

Join me on Saturday, October 17 at 7:00 PM Eastern for the Thumb Draw Accuracy Workshop and learn a more systematic approach to diagnosing your shooting.

STOP GUESSING. START DIAGNOSING.