KISSER BUTTON?

I used a kisser button that I put to the center of my lips. I made sure my teeth were touching but not clenched. I also ran the string up the center of my chin and my nose. By touching the string with all three-reference spots I had a very consistent anchor point.
 
The key though is doing the exact same thing with every shot. If there is any variance it is the same as if you changed the rear sight on a gun after each shot. Remember that anchor point can be anywhere you want it but it has to be the same with ever shot.
 
 In archery form and concentration are everything, assuming you have proper equipment, set up and tuning. 
 
Gook luck!
 
R.S. Bodenhorn

I been doing good OA. I think i know whats going on it seems that when i pull my bow back and just rest my kisser it's all good but what i'm doing it seems like to me that i'm bending my bow arm and pulling my face closer to the peep sight if this makes any sense.I will have one of the guys down the shop watch me and see what they think.Thanks for all the advice from everyone.

   It may be the way your are standing.  I bet you have hit  your arm too often with the string and have not only started bending your arm but have started to stand facing the target too much. Those will move the string away from your mouth even with the same anchor point.
    Get set up and then move your back foot a bit to the left ( if your right handed) this will turn your body a bit and should bring the string right back to your mouth. Same with the left foot for lefties but move the back foot to the right ( not further away from you)
     Its OK to start moving your head to the button it you find that comphy but be prepared to have to realign your pins as the result.
     Had the same issue -as have many of us -and now dont even wear an arm guard so long as my sleeves are not too bulky. Its all about body position.    
    Similar issues come up when bending and shooting from an elevated  blind. You dont bend foreward toward your feet or a similar problem happens  You have to keep your same stance and bend toward the target to stay aligned.
  Practice- practice

Nope retired guy i never hit my arm.Last year maybe a little bit but i was always rocking the bow to make it level that's when i got the string slap.I think waht the problem is that techno makes you rush yous shots making you punch.I can stand in the yard in shoot really good just pulling through the shot with my thumb release.I need to find a way to shoot techno without punching.If you don't know what techno is it's i video screen you never know when the animal is going to move or what.

Chicken there is no way to get around it especially with the type release your using. Either take your chance of animal movement and get a low score or maybe go back to a caliper release. Techno's are fun but as you see they teach "bad" habits as far as punching the trigger.Constant push pull isn't bad when you know the target is moving it's when it surprises you that mila second you release. All your releases should be a surprise as you know.Good Luck !

ORIGINAL: chicken27

Nope retired guy i never hit my arm.Last year maybe a little bit but i was always rocking the bow to make it level that's when i got the string slap.I think waht the problem is that techno makes you rush yous shots making you punch.I can stand in the yard in shoot really good just pulling through the shot with my thumb release.I need to find a way to shoot techno without punching.If you don't know what techno is it's i video screen you never know when the animal is going to move or what.

Many use the thumb release with back tension for a clean release. This takes more time. A caliper usually isn't used that way by most and many usually just squeeze the trigger. If you are not getting surprised you probably know exactly when its about to release.Many shooters will shoot several of the same release set differently so their mind isn't trained to a specif one.This makes for a clean and smooth, surprised release. Good Luck!

I finally got back down the shop 2day.We shoot our first round of turkey techno most bullseyes wins.I only shot 12 out of 32.I left about 6 to 8 easy ones on the board.I got my right to left misses figure out but now i'm holding my pin below where i want to hit then flicking the bow up.Everybody told my to shoot back tension it would make you shoot alot better.I been shooting in the yard everyday with a scott black hole hinge.It seems like i'm getting worse.I'm really thinking about finding a coach to learn why i can't hold my pin on what i want to hit.I know all my shots will kill a deer without a doubt but i want to be able to hit what i'm aiming at.I'm so discourage right now but better days are to come.

Just my two cents, but it sounds like you're over thinking it a bit. Relax and rely on your equipment. I'm the same way with archery and golf, once I start thinking too much about it everything goes haywire.

bulldog1 said it you can psyche yourself out over thinking. I remember asking the question at the tee off 1 day with some friends just as we were hitting out do you inhale or exhale befor you swing It really messed with them and I won the round.