Fixing her posture wasn't difficult since there wasn't much to correct.
There was no denying that she was a well-trained archer. The very fact that she had come here to compete on such a big stage meant she must have performed well in tournaments before.
He didn't tell her to deposition her head during the release since that could put her completely off balance. Something like that couldn't be changed in a day or two. And she was close to performing in another event to be doing such crucial changes.
When it came to adjusting her fingers on the string, he was especially careful.
Finger placement develops over time. With every arrow an archer shoots, it gradually becomes muscle memory.
"I won't change much, but lowering your hook a little will give you a clearer sight picture and a stronger pull," he said as he carefully adjusted her fingers from the front, his left eye closed.
Maya spoke up. "You won't get the right view from the front."
Kyle nodded. "Yeah."
