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iRubric: NASP Archery 11 Steps to Archery Success rubric

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NASP Archery 11 Steps to Archery Success NASP Archery 11 Steps to Archery Success Student Self and Peer Assessment Circle which best applies - Yes (you do the step correctly every shot) or Not Yet (you are working on consistently performing the step every shot). Rubric Code: H2WXCC9 By jbean406 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

NASP 11 Steps to Archery Success Enter rubric description
	YES 1 pts	Needs Practice 0 pts
Stance 1 pts Student uses 12 & 10 or 12 & 2 foot position straddling the shooting line.	YES	Needs Practice
Nock 1 pts Student places the nock under the nock indicator keeping the arrow facing down range at all times. Student places the arrow on the bow with the odd colored fletching facing themselves.	YES	Needs Practice
Draw Handset 1 pts Student places their archers groove under the nock indicator.	YES	Needs Practice
Bow Handset 1 pts All fingers are wrapped around the bow handle as they pre-draw and draw the bowstring.	YES	Needs Practice
Pre-draw 1 pts Student raises the bow perpendicular to the floor with a straight bow arm before drawing and takes the time to reposition their bow arm if needed.	YES	Needs Practice
Draw 1 pts Student is able to draw the bow string back steadily and with control.	YES	Needs Practice
Anchor 1 pts Student's index finger rests at the corner of their mouth.	YES	Needs Practice
Aim 1 pts Student is able to adjust their aim based on previous shot's results.	YES	Needs Practice
Shot Set Up 1 pts Student has successfully completed all steps. Rhomboid muscles are actively engaged.	YES	Needs Practice
Release 1 pts Student uses minimal movement to release the bow string. Bow arm is stationary upon and after release.	YES	Needs Practice
Follow Through & Reflect 1 pts Student "paints their shoulder" and takes a moment to make any necessary adjustments for the next shot based on the way the previous shot felt.	YES	Needs Practice