Olympic
Recurve.
Tournament-grade coaching from a USA Archery Level 2 Recurve Instructor. KSL shot cycle, periodized training, and the mental program that holds at the line.
The shot that earns scores.
Olympic recurve rewards consistency — the willingness to do the same hard thing, exactly the same way, seventy-two times in a row. Backcountry Arrow's recurve program is built around the KSL shot cycle, refined by sport science, and structured around the competition calendar.
This is the program for the archer who is past curiosity and into commitment — whether you're chasing collegiate qualification, state championships, or a personal best you can defend.
Five disciplines. One archer.
Shot Cycle Mastery
KSL shot cycle taught step by step. Posture, stance, set, setup, drawing, anchor, transfer, expansion, release, follow-through, relaxation.
Equipment Mastery
Riser, limb selection, plunger, rest, clicker, sight. Tuning the rig to the archer's draw — and knowing what to change between rounds.
Periodization
A real training plan with volume, intensity, and peaking — built backwards from your competition calendar.
Mental Program
Pre-shot routine, between-end recovery, and the cognitive tools to survive a 72-arrow round at full focus.
Competition Prep
Mock matches, head-to-head simulation, and pressure drills built around the format you're shooting next.
An archer who shows up at the line knowing exactly what to do — and doing it.
"I'd shot recurve for six years and plateaued. Three months with Jack and I finally understood what an honest shot felt like. My scores jumped immediately."
For the competitive archer.
Who is this coaching for? +
Tournament-bound recurve archers — from those entering their first ranking events to competitors chasing a national qualifier.
What does the coaching cover? +
The KSL shot cycle, equipment mastery, periodized training around your competition calendar, and the mental program for holding focus across a full round.
Do you help with equipment tuning? +
Yes — riser, limbs, plunger, clicker, and sight are all part of the work. A recurve that fits is part of the shot, not separate from it.
Will you build a season plan? +
Training is periodized around your target competitions, so you peak when it counts instead of grinding at one intensity year-round.
What about the mental side of competition? +
The program includes a mental routine built to survive a 72-arrow round — the focus and reset process that holds up when the score matters.
Bring your goal. We'll plot the season.
Tell us your current scores, your target competitions, and your timeline. We'll set up an evaluation session.