What is “target panic” and how can a Zenith release help overcome it?
Target panic is generally defined as the inability of an archer to aim and execute a controlled shot at the moment he wishes to shoot. It can manifest itself in several ways, such as flinching, snap shooting, shooting on the move or freezing off the target. A true case of target panic is defined as an uncontrollable conditioned reflex and can be almost impossible to cure. A more common condition, also referred to by some as target panic, is a temporary loss of control caused by the nervousness and tension brought on by the stress of competition or the sight of a trophy animal while hunting. This is a far more treatable problem but it still requires a dedication by the archer to practice properly and learn the basics of a surprise shot from the ground up. There is really not enough space in this format to go into a detailed answer on how to cure target panic, but there are several people who write articles about curing it, although with somewhat different ideas, and we recommend reading
