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Very good Channel and Videos👍 Full support. Good to see professional teacher from turkiye. Rabbim razı olsun🤲🏼Barak Allahu bikum👋

This needs a part 2 with both Armin and Peter it was a very interesting podcast

Doesn't one risk to break a lot of arrows with this technique ?

I am Korean. You are correct about the second Khatra. Koreans do it to reduce the stress on the left arm.

Bro's blind nocking is insane!! Maa sha'a Allah

The names are carved as a form of quality control so that if something goes wrong it is easy to trace back to the exact batch and people who made it. So the officials only puts their name if they are sure of the quality of the components. This practice applies to everything including bricks uses to build the Great Wall.

Archery goals!! 😍😍😍 Bring the Mamluk Academy to South Africa please!

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what on earth was this filmed with... why does it look like a video from the 70s?

Thank you 🙏

He said while presenting bow "Ya Allah" , while pulling the arrow "Bismillah", while relasing the arrow "Ya Hak". He chanted God's 3 different Arabic names, the "Bismillah" is starting verse of Quran and muslims start every action with it.. It is like sealing all that is done for God consent and permission and leaving end result to God... Yeah that is pure Ottoman Archery...It must have been a sigth to see tens of thousands of Ottoman archers chating these with all out voice together while shouting continously.

Is this a regular release for Tatar and Turkish bows? It looks a lot like the Comanche release in North America: shallow and fast. I mean, you release in front of your face. With Manchu bows being heavy ones they release beyond the ear, while other asiatic archery styles (mongol, korean, ming, tibetan ) release somewhere between eye and ear. I saw others with turkish bows, even heavy ones, releasing at mouth or eye level. I shoot a mongol bow, 31.5" safe draw length, but my draw length is beyond 33" and that makes me feel a bit uncomfortable due to feeling my shoulders do not align properly, yet you make it look so simple ...

Sami Ugri english is so good

Keep it up...I like.🙏❤🧠🙏

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Thank You both for the interview. For someone who has been following Sami on TH-cam for a while, it was nice hearing about his journey in more detail. Regards, Denis

Oghuz son

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I do not agree that you can only own a composite if you deserve it, that might make sense in the past but today we are not warriors, we are hobbyists and enthusiasts. If you want to restrict yourself with such philosophies then do so, but for others it is their decision. If the bowyer is happy to make one for you and you are happy to pay the amount then that is all to it. Interesting discussion otherwise.

Very very interesting, that the bow materials become stifer the faster it is drawn now makes more sense as to why the old archers would want to shoot as quickly as possible..the reason for the snatched release is much more clear

So much to take from this 😮😊

Assalamu alaikum yaa akhii al karim, Do you use carbon arrows on this video?

that was fun. I plan my self to teach kta and this helps a lot!

Interesting! Gonna give that a try

Im right handed and i shoot with the arrow on the left side of the bow. How do i learn to shoot with the arrow on the right side of bow?

Subhanallah... Barokallohu

Didn't answer the question about komenkesh

Why not just use a quiver? I see people shoot fast with a quiver

I don’t like shrinks because they wear down over time, and faster with different bows

omg .....I guess anyone can be an archery instructor these days whether they know what they're doing or not. what I know is he isn't teaching his students to blind nock properly like a Mamluk would nock doesn't Khatra like one either

Dude that is slick. Ive been messing around trying to figure out how to hold them and shoot more quickly, but i hadnt seen the method this up close before

Hi who is this trainer? Where's he from?

Love the qasida in the background 🤲🏼 salaam from New Jersey bro

30:00 on popularity: I can definitely say a big reason in my case is it's the only resource on how to properly shoot heavy draw bows. Maybe there's English or Turkish works out there, but Justin has made this method very accessible.

I am in love with the long power stroke of chinese cross bows.

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you call that Khatra??? the entire purpose of Khatra is to move the bow out of the path of the arrow so that the arrow flies perfectly straight and doesn't lose energy by contact with the bow causing it to fish tail ....only rolling the bow to the side will accomplish this .....what your doing is ....nothing really....it's like doing nothing twice

I'd like to know exactly what qualities you to teach Mamluk archery ? ....because you sure don't nock your arrows like one , try nocking that way while bouncing up and down or from a horse at full gallop. I wouldn't trust it to work every single time without fail or fumble.....not to mention that the Mamluk were capable of firing arrows very quickly you may have heard of the Mamluk test ....the way you're nocking could never allow the rate of fire necessary to pass not even close.

very very slow......there are historically accurate methods that are far far faster and smoother, also you can Khatra forward all day and it still won't help your arrows fly straight....there needs to be some side Khatra for it to work

name of Tune please abey

a bit slow ....don't ya think? and your Khatra has no side movement so it dose no good

Nice!! Ertugrul 😊👍

wow state and national records that's really impressive have those records been beaten

What now is this