What is the role of the instructor during competitions?

The role of the instructor during competitions is to support and guide archers in their preparation. This involves providing encouragement, offering strategic advice, helping them with their technique, and ensuring that they are mentally and physically prepared to perform at their best. The instructor's experience and knowledge can help the archers adapt to the competition environment, manage stress, and focus on their performance.

Instructors play a crucial supportive role by fostering a positive atmosphere and reinforcing the skills and techniques that have been practiced. This support can be instrumental in boosting the confidence of the archers and ensuring they understand the competition rules and procedures.

While being competitive, judging, or withdrawing from the scene could be part of an instructor's role in different contexts, the primary focus during competitions is on fostering the athletes’ performance and providing them with the guidance they need to succeed.