5 SIMPLE STEPS: Shoot Any Bow Easily & Accurately
Using the VOGTLAND SHOOTING METHODBy Mark Edward Vogt
Length2h 28m
About this audiobook
What if barebow archery didn’t have to be complicated?
Archers have long been told that accuracy requires expensive equipment, mystical “instinct” and endless training. The result? Frustration, inconsistency, and a sport wrapped in dogma.
The Vogtland Shooting Method challenges that narrative.
This book presents a simple, portable and accurate barebow shooting system that combines the proven strengths of Olympic Recurve Archery with the precision of Stringwalking—while enabling the archer to “own” the shot.
No stabilizers.
No sights.
No guesswork.
No religion.
Just five clear principles you can apply to any bow you pick up.
This book was originally created as an audiobook, designed to be listened to while driving or traveling, letting the ideas settle in long before you step onto the range.
It’s opinionated, practical and unapologetically skeptical of convention for tradition’s sake.
Most of all, it’s written for archers who want results, not rituals.
Audiobook details
GenreEducation and Learning
Length2 hrs 28 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateApr 7, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Cover
22Step 2: Anchor Under Your Chin
2Contents
23When I Say Anchor Firmly I mean Firmly
3Copyright Information
24Overlooked Strengths of Anchoring Under Your Chin!
4Disclaimer
25Step 3: Look Down the Left Edge of the Bowstring
5This Book was Designed as an Audio Book
26Step 4: Place the Arrow Tip Directly on the Bullseye
Show all chaptersShow less
6The Only Part of this Book You Actually Need to Read
27Step 5: Perform a Small-Motion Release
7The Vogtland Shooting Method – Condensed:
28The Vogtland Shooting Method – Summary:
8Claiming You’ve “Invented” Something in a Skill that is Over 70,000 Years Old
29The Secret to Smooth Flight with String Walking
9The “Jeet Kune Do” of Archery (If it works DO use it; if it DOESN’T work DON’T use it)
30Epiphanies You’ll Have Regarding The Vogtland Shooting Method
10A History of The Vogtland Shooting Method (Getting your “Traditional” Butt Kicked)
31Epiphany: Bare Bow is a Method not a Kind of Bow
11Introduction: The Basics of All Archery
32Epiphany: You’ll be Shooting at Distances You Never Imagined
12“Traditional” (Whatever That Means!) Archery
33Epiphany: Surprising Strengths of Using the Arrow Tip as a Front Sight
13Compound Bow Archery
34Epiphany: Bare Bow Archery Can be as Accurate as Compound Bow Archery (but it’s You vs the Equipment)
14Olympic Recurve Archery
35Epiphany: A $59 Bow Can Compete in Tournaments (Superior Method overcomes Superior Equipment)
15String Walking
36Epiphany: The Sad Truth about Compound Bow Archery
16The Vogtland String Walking Method
37Epiphany: Archery is a Religion Filled with Dogma (and Priests and Heretics)
17Determining Your Initial String Walking Gap
38Epiphany: Archery as a Religion is Filled with Hypocrisy
18Determining Your Interval String Walking Gap
39Epiphany: The Sad Truth about Traditional Archery
19The Vogtland String Walking Method - Summary
40Epiphany: The Vogtland Shooting Method Works even for Archers with Cross-Eye Dominance
20Unpacking The Vogtland Shooting Method
41Epiphany: String Walking Doesn’t Destroy Your Bow
21Step 1: Choose your Gap
42Conclusion
En ComunidadCarla España, Luz Yadira Herrera6h 10m$23
Textured TeachingLorena Escoto Germán4h 25m$20
The State Must ProvideAdam Harris7h 15m$24 · $0.00
Parents and ChildrenCharlotte Mason9h 17m$1 · $0.00
The Freelance WayRobert Vlach19h 48m$40 · $0.00
Race to the BottomLuke Rosiak9h 20m$29 · $0.00
We Got ThisCornelius Minor6h 28m$23
They Came for the SchoolsMike Hixenbaugh9h 5m$8 · $0.00
Find Me UnafraidKennedy Odede, Jessica Posner11h 11m$29 · $0.00
A Novel ApproachKate Roberts5h 22m$20
Being the ChangeSara K. Ahmed5h 27m$20
Asking for ItKate Harding8h 55m$20 · $0.00
When Kids Can't Read—What Teachers Can DoKylene Beers12h 31m$25
Defining Moments in Black HistoryDick Gregory7h 37m$26 · $0.00
The Emerald Tablets of Thoth the AtlanteanMaurice Doreal3h 4m$6 · $0.00
May Tomorrow Be AwakeChris Martin7h 53m$26 · $0.00
The Joy of ReadingDonalyn Miller, Teri Lesesne7h 59m$23
Comprehension ConnectionsTanny McGregor3h 20m$20
The Curious ClassroomHarvey “Smokey” Daniels6h 7m$23
Challenging The StoryDavid Jereb1h 57m$18 · $0.00
You may also like
Aspects of Modern Opera: Estimates and InquiriesLawrence Gilman2h 12m$2 · $0.00
The Philosophy of ArtHippolyte Taine2h 44m$2 · $0.00
LibertarianismDavid Boaz11h 31m$20 · $0.00
Pioneers of ScienceOliver Sir Lodge12h 49m$1 · $0.00
A Short System of English GrammarHenry Bate43m$2 · $0.00
Heads of Lectures on a Course of Experimental Philosophy: Particularly Including ChemistryJoseph Priestley4h 39m$2 · $0.00
Impressionist Painting Its Genesis and DevelopmentWynford Dewhurst5h 11m$2.30
Christianity Unveiledbaron d' Paul Henri Thiry Holbach5h 10m$1 · $0.00
How to Teach a Foreign LanguageOtto Jespersen6h 39m$2 · $0.00
Some Notes on Early Woodcut Books, with a Chapter on Illuminated ManuscriptsWilliam Morris2h 42m$2 · $0.00
John Stuart Mill - His Life and WorksWilliam Minto, Herbert Spencer, Frederic Harrison, William Thomas Thornton, Dame Millicent Garrett Fawcett, H. R. Fox Bourne, John Elliot Cairnes, Henry Fawcett, W. A. Hunter, J. H. Levy, Henry Trimen2h 43m$1 · $0.00
Third State of the Union AddressBenjamin Harrison1h 49m$1 · $0.00
History of Free Thought in Reference to The Christian ReligionAdam Storey Farrar19h 30m$2 · $0.00
Publish YourselfJ.M. Snyder2h 40m$4.50 · $0.00
The Time of Their LivesAl Silverman13h 33m$23 · $0.00
Masters of Renaissance Art: 4 Classic Books on Italian PaintersBernard Berenson, Estelle M. Hurll, Harry Quilter, Leader Scott17h 14m$2 · $0.00
A Paladin of Philanthropy and Other PapersHenry Austin Dobson8h 57m$1 · $0.00
Since CézanneClive Bell3h 49m$1 · $0.00
Rudimentary Architecture for the Use of BeginnersW. H. Leeds3h 52m$2 · $0.00
The Principle of RelativityAlbert Einstein, H. Minkowski7h 43m$1 · $0.00