Packer I hate to say it; but it's tp and its better to relearn how to shoot while you have time.
You need to try shooting with a back tension method. That's either buying a hinge, thumb or using an index. But you have to use back tension. No squeezing the release of punching.
I bet you have an index trigger. Start by coming to full draw. Float your pin over the spot at 10 yards. Do this 5 times. Don't shoot. Learn how your pin floats. Then for a 6th time, float the pin, but put your finger resting on the trigger. Lightly wrap it around the trigger but don't set it off. Then use back tension to kind of pull the bow apart, your finger should act as a hook, your hand will probably move back, thus your finger will set the trigger off. While doing this, just focus floating the pin on the spot. Don't think about the release going off. Once the release goes off, it should be a surprise. Let the pin float. It will hit the bullseye dead center if you float over the spot, no matter if the pin is a touch low, high, left or right when the release sets off. But you have to learn your float and make the shot a surprise. This takes ton of time and practice. Don't shoot distance. Do this for several weeks. Relearn how to train your brain to aim, back tension will be second nature. Soon tp will be gone.
Also don't EVER, I MEAN EVER shoot when it feels bad. If you feel tired, shaky, rushed, floats bad, DONT SHOOT. This will reinforce TP. I will sometimes draw back 3 times and not shoot because it didn't feel right, once it did, I hit what I wanted.
Also don't expect bullseyes at all for the first couple weeks. Work on learning how to execute the shot perfectly. Develop your method. The rest will come together.
My best advice is I would personally get a hinge, make an account on archerytalk.com, PM Padgett and get his articles. It will make you a much better archer.
