During my two-year struggle with target panic, I tried every possible cure available. One method that I read about involved activating the back muscles prior to release. The idea is to come to a full draw, squeeze your Rhomboids muscle--which is located between your shoulder blades, and wait for a surprise release. As the muscle is slowly contracting, the bowstring is being pulled along with it. Evidently, it gets to the point where your fingers begin to lose their hold and the release happens subconsciously. This method seems to be quite popular amongst compound archers and some Olympic style shooters as well.

The fact that the release was a