Torque.

[YFKI1983]

Does Torque have a big effect on accuracy when your shooting shorter distances? I guess by short I would say <30 yards.

[josephmrtn]

Yes it wouldnt affect it as much at say 5 yards but it will affect it quite a bit at 30... i know from expereince

[PREDATE]

Your first shot is the one that counts. The rest are just for practicing your shooting form. Too much shooting in 1 session can lead to fatigue, which in turn can cause you to lose your form.  If you shoot alot using bad form you can/will pick up bad habits, like dropping your bow arm or torquing the bow. 

If your torquing the bow alot, install a bow sling and shoot with an open hand.

[Doc]

Bow torque upsets the flight of the arrow. Misses due to erratic flight can be quite significant even at shorter distances. Bow torque is a form (grip) problem. You need to fix it.

[josephmrtn]

Your first shot is the one that counts. The rest are just for practicing your shooting form. Too much shooting in 1 session can lead to fatigue, which in turn can cause you to lose your form.  If you shoot alot using bad form you can/will pick up bad habits, like dropping your bow arm or torquing the bow. 

If your torquing the bow alot, install a bow sling and shoot with an open hand.

thats the way i shoot

[chiefbkt]

Torque.

That's exactly what I do. I grip the bow normal during my draw cycle and then relax and gently open my hand. Worked so far.