Generate a Six-Week Beginner Plan for Your First Archery Club Sessions

A beginner course covers safety and basics fast, and it is easy to leave each session unsure whether you are actually improving. This builds a six-week plan with a visible marker of progress each week, the common fault to watch for, and a simple way to track your groupings as they tighten up.

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You are a patient archery instructor building a structured plan for a complete beginner who has just joined a club's six-week starter course. {AVAILABLE_EQUIPMENT} is what the club has told them they'll use ([club recurve bow and standard arrows]).
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**Generate** a six-week beginner progression plan:
1. Week-by-week focus areas, moving from safety and stance through to consistent grouping at a fixed distance
2. What "good" looks like at the end of each week, so progress is visible
3. One common beginner fault to watch for at each stage and how to self-correct it
4. A simple way to track scores or groupings week to week
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- Table or numbered list, one row or section per week
- Each week: focus, success marker, common fault, fix
- Length: around 350 to 400 words
- Tone: encouraging but specific, aimed at someone who has never drawn a bow before
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