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Archery Learning Center and Bowhunting ProShop

2164 Fountain Square, Snellville, GA
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4.4 (101 reviews)
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Archery Learning Center and Bowhunting ProShop operates out of Snellville, Georgia as a full-service archery facility. They handle instruction from absolute beginners to elite-level competitive shooters, equipment service and repairs, bowhunting preparation, and ongoing league play. Target Panic and...

Snellville, GA

Archery Learning Center and Bowhunting ProShop

2164 Fountain Square, Snellville, GA

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Archery Learning Center and Bowhunting ProShop operates out of Snellville, Georgia as a full-service archery facility. They handle instruction from absolute beginners to elite-level competitive shooters, equipment service and repairs, bowhunting preparation, and ongoing league play.

Target Panic and Aiming Problem Solutions

Their most detailed work focuses on fixing target panic—what many shooters call "Gold Fever" or aiming problems. Their instructor George Ryals has written extensively on the mechanics of how target panic develops (usually from improper release technique learned early) and how to systematically rebuild proper shot execution over 6-8 weeks. The process involves:

  • •Blank bale shooting with the sight removed to master release feel
  • •Loop shooting to isolate release activation without the distraction of a target
  • •Progressive distance work starting at 5 yards, moving through 10, 15, and 20 yards
  • •Visualization and hold-down drills to desensitize the connection between eye and trigger response

This isn't a quick fix—it requires commitment to proper progression—but their track record shows shooters winning national championships after completing their system.

They also offer detailed guidance on stabilizer selection, balance, and moment of inertia (MOI). Rather than pushing the heaviest vibration-damping setups, they focus on proper weight placement and rod rigidity:

  • •Long rods for primary correction of sight movement
  • •Side rods for balance and leverage offset
  • •Weight positioned on rod ends (not against the bow) for maximum rotational resistance
  • •Formulas for calculating rear rod weight based on front rod length and weight

They teach shooters to read their own sight patterns and adjust accordingly: sharp patterns indicate light overall weight, loose random float suggests the bow is too heavy.

ServiceDetails
ClassesInstruction for all skill levels
Equipment Service & RepairsFull bow service and repair
League PlayOngoing competitive league opportunities
One-on-One CoachingShot execution and technique refinement
Bowhunting PreparationSpecialized training for hunting applications

2164 Fountain Square Snellville, GA 30078 [email protected]

Their instructional approach emphasizes habit formation and proper foundation-building over equipment changes. Multiple articles and videos are available on their website covering everything from release mechanics to stabilizer tuning.