Archers use their index, middle, and ring fingers to draw the bow. They usually choose between two techniques: split fingers or three fingers under. Depending on different factors such as comfort and familiarity, archers choose between the two techniques. Split-finger or “Mediterranean style” is when the archer places the index finger above the arrow nock and then the middle and ring fingers below it. While the three fingers under technique are when the archer puts the index, middle, and ring fingers below the nocking point. When doing the slit finger technique, it is best to curl the fingers around the bowstring so that the first joint of all the three fingers aligns appropriately on the bowstring. However, for beginners, a great tip is placing your index finger on the corner of your mouth. It is to get a clearer sight of your target. Another tip is that when you draw the string at the same spot every time you shoot, it helps you achieve a tight arrow group on the target. But if you try to draw the string to different areas on your face each time you shoot, your draw length may vary with each shot.