Beginning archery includes having proper form in order to shoot. There are many aspects of the body for a beginner to consider, such as a straight back, rotation of elbows, finger grip of bow, of string and proper placement of the feet. For a beginner its practise and practise, which will definitely help with the shot and reduce bodily injury to self. For a beginner, a proper stance is important for stability, to be able to draw and release with less chance of bodily injury. I repeat myself here, because its no fun to get hurt in archery. The 2 most common stance for beginners are the square stance and open stance. Another is the close stance that is some what opposite of what a open stance does. I have only started learning with the square stance and it does help to build confidence, thus allowing an automatic like feet placement. Its good, as I only need to focus on learning the upper body stuff. Square stance is where feet are about shoulder width apart and perpendicular to t...