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[Form] Tips and tricks for speed up shooting sequence

Hello fellow archers! Today i have a question about shooting sequence: i am into competitive recurve and my results are very low (bottom 3 placements in almost every competition). The fact is that my form is supposed to be far from perfection but still acceptable (according to people who checks my form: in our club we don't have a proper coach who follow competitive archers), but the entire execution seems slow , about 20/25 sec. from the beginning and the only think that i have to do is to speed up and let the inconscious doing its job, but i don't know how to do it. It is just about skipping "inner checks" in the sequence? Or it is something else? I'm asking because when i ask clarifications the only answer i receive is "just speed up". I tried to execute the movements faster but i lose the control of the form and the arrows goes everywhere. Can you suggest some exercies i can do? Thank you very much!

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