The score tells you what happened. Almost never why.

For years I looked for that "why" on my own, trusting my feelings. I never found it. Then I stopped guessing and started measuring.

I believe in a few things, but I believe in them deeply:

• Opinions are fine at the range bar. Training decisions deserve data.
• An archer is not their score: it is how they build the shot, how they hold together when fatigue sets in, how they change on competition day.
• What you cannot observe and measure, you will rarely improve.
• Science alone does not make anyone shoot better: it has to be translated, stripped down, brought back to the shooting line.
• I am not a replacement for your coach. I work alongside them, with different tools.
• Working seriously with a few people is worth more than rushing through many.

In the end, the point is not to shoot more. It is to understand exactly what is holding your shot back.

Matteo Campagna · MCPerformance