There has been several lessons that I have personally learned in my professional career of archery. There are several valuable qualities that makes an archer good. In my experience, as an archer, precision is my constant companion. Patience steadies my hand, allowing me to draw the bowstring with unwavering focus. Discipline molds my every movement, from stance to release.

Today we have noticed how there is a lack of training in archery and the number of coaches in archery since it is a mental game and physical fitness and maintaining these require extreme precision and practice and without the proper guidance, it is not possible to maintain these. A keen eye measures distance and gauges wind, adapting seamlessly. Endurance courses through my veins, ensuring each arrow is propelled with unyielding strength. Mental fortitude is an armor, shielding the players from distractions, honing concentration into a razor-sharp edge. Adaptability is also an ally, adjusting tactics with the fluidity of the target. With respect for the art and a heart attuned to the rhythm of the draw, I believe one embody the essence of a skilled archer. If I have to take influential names, I would like to give special mention to Dipika Kumari and Jayanta Talukdar who are exceptionally good