2:29 ... *Burning a hole* in the Target, is where an archer, visualizes where the arrow is going ...in the center. It's interesting to see the two , styles of shooting position/stances.... Matej is a Vertical Shooter with a mouth anchor and bow thumb ring...HORSE BOW Guðmundur Valur is a Canted (tilted bow) shooter with a canted postion and quick release..LONGBOW. 8:59 ...Loving the *SHOOT OFF* (aka: X-RING BATTLE)
I was way ahead in the first round of qualifying but had a 50 point slump in the second. I'm just glad I was able to shake it off and centre myself in the bronze match.
So I have to assume that the distance to the target is 200 meters, and the target is 12 meters wide, right? am I close? Because they never like to tell you. And I would like to see Miguel Vera from Porto Rico have a go. He regularly hits bottle caps at 22 meters while walking...
Have you ever wondered, why all those impressing trickshooters (and there are quite a lot) are not going to the olympic games and flatten out the competition? You obviously take the nearest guess, and what happens?
Les deux archers utilisent des techniques différentes de tir. Celui à droite tire en visant (il ferme un œil), avec une prise « 3 doigts en dessous » et l’autre, à gauche, pratique le tir instinctif où il ne faut pas viser mais se concentrer sur le point à atteindre (ce qu’il fait avant d’armer son arc) et laisser son corps faire le reste. Perso, je trouve plus intéressante cette approche (que je pratique).
There are no WA rules for longbow in target archery, indoor or outdoor. Longbow in the WA rules is only classified as a field/3D dicipline. So longbow competition rules in target archery will vary based on country 😊 But I assume the question was more related to distance and target face, it's 12m at 60cm.
Big congratulations to "We're all gonna die" with the bronze medal 🥉... I really like he's shooting style 👌Great match speakers ... I really like there laid back, fun and unorthodox game commentary ,,, great stuff 😂👍 many thanks for showing and please keep up the good work
Mediterraner oder Untergriff, Langbogen Vollholz oder Türkenbogen sind zwei völlig Verschiedene Klassen und können eigentlich nicht miteinander gewertet werden!
Yeah, guilty. 😅 I used to be way more instinctive but am heading into a mixed territory when it comes to aiming. Granted, the aiming I'm doing is just gauging the tip height. I've made bows for 8 years now but still have a lot to learn when it comes to shooting.
everything seems strange to me in this competition ... apparently they shoot at 18m on targets intended for shooting at 25m, normally they are 40cm, no position is mastered otherwise the errors in target would not be more than 30 cm between two consecutive arrows, the bows seem very badly adjusted (I have never seen such an impressive band!) the arrows are not cut to the right length, the shooting sequences are never identical from one volley of arrows to the next, the bows still move when released etc ... I shoot a bare longbow and if, during the warm-up at 18m, I take an arrow out of the yellow zone, it is because I am having a bad day and I am not happy with myself. I think these archers have not understood the purpose of archery which is, as I was taught during my training as a trainer, "to shoot with precision and regularity". They do neither. I would be afraid to be in the same room as these shooters because their arrows can go in any direction!!!!
You may have missed the main "purpose of archery". Most archers and trainers/coaches seem to forget it from time to time. Let Martin Damsbo from Denmark remind you of the purpose of archery as the last commenter in this video from World Archery from the worlds best archers 😊 th-cam.com/video/4cdyWOAeOrw/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=WorldArchery As a trainer you may also want to revisit the concepts of destructive criticism and constructive criticism, your athletes mental health would most likely benefit greatly from it 😊
they have typical set of error ofc, but it is good that they are shooting and competing. Their is always a room for improvement! говорю как стрелок с лонгбоу со стажем )
No actually their postures are really good they're maybe just bad at aiming We need to appreciate this kind of competition cuz they care about traditional archery I'm done with the Olympian style
To be honest their technique is not so bad. This kind of bows are difficult to shoot. Especially at shorter distances where the arrows are not stable yet... Iceland is not a big country, archery is probably not well developped... In my opinion,the most shocking thing is the three under technique with aiming... For me its a sacrilege on a trad bow. But Many people do this...
At what distance is that?
How far are they shooting ?
Whats the distance their shooting
G'day. how long is the range
What distance are they shooting?
where are the longbows? I can see a horsebow and a Mollegabet inspired Flatbow...
How many yards ?
Prehistoric Mollegabet bow versus Mongolian type bow?
What's the distance they are shooting at? 18 meters or 20 meters or what?
12 m
Must be the beginner class if it's only 12 metres.
2:29 ... *Burning a hole* in the Target, is where an archer, visualizes where the arrow is going ...in the center.
It's interesting to see the two , styles of shooting position/stances....
Matej is a Vertical Shooter with a mouth anchor and bow thumb ring...HORSE BOW
Guðmundur Valur is a Canted (tilted bow) shooter with a canted postion and quick release..LONGBOW.
8:59 ...Loving the *SHOOT OFF* (aka: X-RING BATTLE)
The horse bow doesnt shoot thumb ring,he shoots three under in order to aim...
I was way ahead in the first round of qualifying but had a 50 point slump in the second. I'm just glad I was able to shake it off and centre myself in the bronze match.
0:18 That was one of the most cold blooded first shots I have ever seen. He was in the moment.
I'm here for the stand up comedy with a side of archery
Engrossing!!Nice challenge
So I have to assume that the distance to the target is 200 meters, and the target is 12 meters wide, right? am I close? Because they never like to tell you. And I would like to see Miguel Vera from Porto Rico have a go. He regularly hits bottle caps at 22 meters while walking...
18 meters / 20 yards.
Have you ever wondered, why all those impressing trickshooters (and there are quite a lot) are not going to the olympic games and flatten out the competition? You obviously take the nearest guess, and what happens?
what distance are they shooting ? does anyone know ?
If memory serves, it was 15 metres.
Les deux archers utilisent des techniques différentes de tir. Celui à droite tire en visant (il ferme un œil), avec une prise « 3 doigts en dessous » et l’autre, à gauche, pratique le tir instinctif où il ne faut pas viser mais se concentrer sur le point à atteindre (ce qu’il fait avant d’armer son arc) et laisser son corps faire le reste. Perso, je trouve plus intéressante cette approche (que je pratique).
❤️ the start ☠️
What is the distance to the target in this match?
If memory serves, it was 15 metres.
It was a good hunt!
Красавцы!
Позитивные Скандинавы 😅 👍
Is this shot to WA rules or local rules?
There are no WA rules for longbow in target archery, indoor or outdoor. Longbow in the WA rules is only classified as a field/3D dicipline. So longbow competition rules in target archery will vary based on country 😊
But I assume the question was more related to distance and target face, it's 12m at 60cm.
I would have said target face 40cm @ 18m for indoor.
Don't tell me this was also @12m? ;)
Big congratulations to "We're all gonna die" with the bronze medal 🥉...
I really like he's shooting style 👌Great match
speakers ... I really like there laid back, fun and unorthodox game commentary ,,, great stuff 😂👍
many thanks for showing and please keep up the good work
Thank you kindly. 😁
Good 👍
Tell me you're both trad bow archers without telling me you're both trad bow archers.
I do like seeing a guy who is carefully aiming with one eye closed vs a guy shooting instinctual.
Mediterraner oder Untergriff, Langbogen Vollholz oder Türkenbogen sind zwei völlig Verschiedene Klassen und können eigentlich nicht miteinander gewertet werden!
"men longbow" but no longbow on the line 😅
And suprem heresy,they aim...
Yeah, guilty. 😅 I used to be way more instinctive but am heading into a mixed territory when it comes to aiming. Granted, the aiming I'm doing is just gauging the tip height. I've made bows for 8 years now but still have a lot to learn when it comes to shooting.
WOW !!! He looks like Bradley Cooper
Haha! Which one?
everything seems strange to me in this competition ... apparently they shoot at 18m on targets intended for shooting at 25m, normally they are 40cm, no position is mastered otherwise the errors in target would not be more than 30 cm between two consecutive arrows, the bows seem very badly adjusted (I have never seen such an impressive band!) the arrows are not cut to the right length, the shooting sequences are never identical from one volley of arrows to the next, the bows still move when released etc ... I shoot a bare longbow and if, during the warm-up at 18m, I take an arrow out of the yellow zone, it is because I am having a bad day and I am not happy with myself.
I think these archers have not understood the purpose of archery which is, as I was taught during my training as a trainer, "to shoot with precision and regularity". They do neither.
I would be afraid to be in the same room as these shooters because their arrows can go in any direction!!!!
You may have missed the main "purpose of archery". Most archers and trainers/coaches seem to forget it from time to time. Let Martin Damsbo from Denmark remind you of the purpose of archery as the last commenter in this video from World Archery from the worlds best archers 😊 th-cam.com/video/4cdyWOAeOrw/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=WorldArchery
As a trainer you may also want to revisit the concepts of destructive criticism and constructive criticism, your athletes mental health would most likely benefit greatly from it 😊
🖒😁🖒like
no longbows there !
Upright nonsense is right
they shoot badly. poor shooting technique, poor results.
they have typical set of error ofc, but it is good that they are shooting and competing. Their is always a room for improvement!
говорю как стрелок с лонгбоу со стажем )
There is always this one guy.
No actually their postures are really good they're maybe just bad at aiming
We need to appreciate this kind of competition cuz they care about traditional archery
I'm done with the Olympian style
Mate, pick up a stick bow you have made yourself, wooden arrows, and give it your best! ;)
To be honest their technique is not so bad.
This kind of bows are difficult to shoot. Especially at shorter distances where the arrows are not stable yet...
Iceland is not a big country, archery is probably not well developped...
In my opinion,the most shocking thing is the three under technique with aiming...
For me its a sacrilege on a trad bow. But Many people do this...