Whitetail hunting legend (36 Pope & Young Whitetails) Myles Keller, who shortened his draw length over 3” and cured his target panic as a result of the shooter’s school says, “I’m holding twice as steady now and I’m shooting groups so small, I’m hitting my own nocks at 25 yards.” When Myles first came to Bernie’s NFAA Shooter’s School, he said, “I’m freezing so badly that I can’t hit a 12” paper plate at 20 yards!” Four months later, he could hit a tennis ball at 50 yards (with broadheads)!

George Kong of Honolulu, HI, was one of Bernie’s first students. He later organized and attended an NFAA Shooter’s School. George has since won many state championships and regularly shoots 300 with 56-58 Xs. He is also a Certified NFAA Master Coach, operates his own pro shop and frequently coaches shooters in Hawaii.

83 year old Hollis Lankford used to shoot 260 out of 300 until he got Bernie’s PanicMaster and Bow Simulator and the NFAA Shooter’s School Video Series and began reprogramming his shot sequence. The techniques he learned evidently paid off. Hollis shot a 296 with 37 Xs on the first day of the 2002 Indoor Nationals in Kansas City, Missouri.

Norm Lewis, Channel 2 Weatherman in Baltimore, MD, won the NFAA Mid-Atlantic Indoor Sectionals (SFSL Division) where he shot his first perfect 300, (even in practice!) not long after attending  the NFAA Shooter’s School. By the way, Norm had only been shooting for one year . . . and he shoots with fingers! Since then, he has won 14 National titles. Most recently, he won the Senior Male Compound Unlimited Division at the 2002 and 2003 Atlantic City Archery Classics.

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