The primary goal of archery training is to improve the archer's accuracy in hitting the target.

Horseback archery is not a common type of archery practice, as it requires specialized training and equipment.

Beginner archers should start practicing at a distance of 10 meters to build confidence and accuracy before moving to longer distances.

Head tilted to one side is not a component of the basic archery stance.

The proper way to hold the bow is with the thumb on the top and the fingers underneath, creating a relaxed and stable grip.

The purpose of the nocking point on an arrow is to attach the arrow to the bowstring securely.

Index finger release is not a common type of archery release.

The recommended draw length for most adult archers is 28 inches.

The proper way to aim in archery is to align the arrow with the target, using the sight or the arrow tip as a reference point.

Barebow competition is not a common type of archery tournament.

The maximum score that can be achieved in a single end of archery is 12 points, with each arrow scoring a maximum of 10 points.

Arm guard is not a common type of archery equipment.

Archery practice should be done at least three times a week to see significant improvement in skills.

Moving target is not a common type of archery target.

Archery equipment should be stored in a dry and cool place to prevent damage and maintain its performance.