In archery, you need to be accurate when shooting your target. Your bowstring plays a tremendous and vital role in the accuracy of shooting your target in archery. The bowstring might be minute detail in an arrow, but it can change the impact when you hit. It is important to remember that the more string slap you experience, the more your shots will be off. When you get a pretty decent string slap, your aim will go down by 3 ½ inches. But you can correct this by adjusting your grip and making sure your stance is in a proper position. A simple way is to get back to your good accuracy after a string slap. Get your brace height at 5.5 inches from your grip and about 2.5 to 3 inches in front of your string. This way, you can avoid touching the bruises caused by string slaps and feel more comfortable when shooting.