i have one and respect the bow. it is very fast. the bow is far to finickey for me to be as practical as a good ol' forgiving wood bow. don't let me put u off it is a great bow. thank you.
Amazing , also i love Taekwon Do,now its archery time... at the moment i start using slingshoot and slingbow after kicks... now its time for learn philosophy and thank you for this video,i dont have Archery club in my town,so this video is what i needed. Thank you 🖤
I also do Taekwondo, it's very interesting to see how the philosophies applied to both are nearly identical despite the difference in what you are doing physically. Sadly I also don't have an Archery club anywhere nearby, so seemingly same as you I have been trying to learn from videos. Since your comment is a year old I assume you have some experience now, do you have any advice you could give to someone starting out?
국궁이 아닌 활쏘기를 보고 있자니 보기 민망하고 넘사스럽다. 활과 활터는 한국식인데, 쏘는 방식은 양궁에서 차용해서 전혀 한국식이 아니니 국궁이라 말하기 그슥하다. 지금 쏘는 활이 국궁이 아닌것을 전혀 모르니 저것을 국궁이라 버젓이 쏘고 설명하고 있는 것일 뿐, 옛 조상님들께서 쏘던 전통 정통 국궁 활쏘기를 알면 쥐구멍에라도 들어가고 싶지 않을까? 잘못된 활쏘기를 바로잡고 제대로 된 활쏘기를 할 수 있는 날을 기대해 봅니다.
Oh yes, they're very similar, but the process of making it has small differences from each other. I think it was how much fish glue the Koreans put on the bow to keep out moisture, or some other specific materials which are applied to which I forget the name of.
Koreans descend from Steppe people's stock. Composite "C-curve" type bows can be found in murals spanning back to the kingdom of Gojoseon (2333 BC(nominal founding)-108BC). There are still unique elements to Korean archery in such as the pyeonjeon and tongah which are known as "baby arrows" which have much better accuracy and higher velocity. The Koreans-like the Chinese- dealt with nomadic tribes for thousands of years which is why they developed such a versatile and compact method of combat. Such is the same reason why Koreans and Chinese adopted Brigandine armor over heavy plate armor.
They are practically the same style of bow. But Mongolian bows are a little bigger and heavier because Mongols were more muscular and stronger and had more pull power. Koreans and Mongols both come from the same ancestry from the Central and North East Asia. This type of bow is what Koreans, Mongols, and Manchus used, and to some extent the Turks. It was the best bow technology in the world.
i have one and respect the bow. it is very fast. the bow is far to finickey for me to be as practical as a good ol' forgiving wood bow. don't let me put u off it is a great bow. thank you.
Amazing , also i love Taekwon Do,now its archery time... at the moment i start using slingshoot and slingbow after kicks... now its time for learn philosophy and thank you for this video,i dont have Archery club in my town,so this video is what i needed. Thank you 🖤
I also do Taekwondo, it's very interesting to see how the philosophies applied to both are nearly identical despite the difference in what you are doing physically. Sadly I also don't have an Archery club anywhere nearby, so seemingly same as you I have been trying to learn from videos. Since your comment is a year old I assume you have some experience now, do you have any advice you could give to someone starting out?
Me too, as a Taekwondo instructor, I am also interested & pursuing 한국어, 국궁 & 기천문.
like the bow, but if you adjust it everytime in the field of range, nevermind
국궁이 아닌 활쏘기를 보고 있자니 보기 민망하고 넘사스럽다.
활과 활터는 한국식인데, 쏘는 방식은 양궁에서 차용해서 전혀 한국식이 아니니 국궁이라 말하기 그슥하다.
지금 쏘는 활이 국궁이 아닌것을 전혀 모르니 저것을 국궁이라 버젓이 쏘고 설명하고 있는 것일 뿐, 옛 조상님들께서 쏘던 전통 정통 국궁 활쏘기를 알면 쥐구멍에라도 들어가고 싶지 않을까?
잘못된 활쏘기를 바로잡고 제대로 된 활쏘기를 할 수 있는 날을 기대해 봅니다.
외국인도 여기에 와서 공부할 수 있나요?
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Interesting....!
what about for hunting? Is it still used?
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在韓國那裡可買到韓國制造的弓箭
i mean field or archery range
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Isn't this a Mongolian bow?
Oh yes, they're very similar, but the process of making it has small differences from each other. I think it was how much fish glue the Koreans put on the bow to keep out moisture, or some other specific materials which are applied to which I forget the name of.
Koreans descend from Steppe people's stock. Composite "C-curve" type bows can be found in murals spanning back to the kingdom of Gojoseon (2333 BC(nominal founding)-108BC). There are still unique elements to Korean archery in such as the pyeonjeon and tongah which are known as "baby arrows" which have much better accuracy and higher velocity. The Koreans-like the Chinese- dealt with nomadic tribes for thousands of years which is why they developed such a versatile and compact method of combat. Such is the same reason why Koreans and Chinese adopted Brigandine armor over heavy plate armor.
@@waveape1956 Wow, thank you for the information, this is really good
They are practically the same style of bow. But Mongolian bows are a little bigger and heavier because Mongols were more muscular and stronger and had more pull power. Koreans and Mongols both come from the same ancestry from the Central and North East Asia. This type of bow is what Koreans, Mongols, and Manchus used, and to some extent the Turks. It was the best bow technology in the world.