University:
California State University, Los Angeles
Course:
PHYS 1100 | Physics
Academic year:

2020
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138

Pages:

1
Author:

Carina Becker

1. The physical benefits to be obtained from archery include improved hand-eye coordination, greater upper body strength and flexibility, posture, increased endurance and better hand mobility. Archery provides numerous mental health benefits as well. 2. The more poundage your bow has the stiffer your spine needs to be. Arrow sizing affects spine requirements. Longer arrows need to be stiffer than shorter arrows. Shooting heavier arrow points requires a stiffer arrow shaft. 3. Draw weight is the amount of force needed to pull a bow, and it's measured in pounds. Recurves and longbows have incrementally heavier draw weights the farther they're pulled. The standard for determining their draw weight is taken at 28 inches of draw length. 4. Armguard. A guard on the arm to provide protection from abrasion when an arrow is released. Arrow Bows. Bowstring Chest guard Finger tab or shooting glove 5. Assume the shooting position. Nock the arrow. Draw and anchor the bow. Aim. Release the string. Follow through. 6. False 7. Before they begin to practice archery, they should always be supervised. They should not start in archery without prior instruction or supervision. 8. You should never shoot an arrow straight up into the air. It is dangerous because the arrow usually comes straight back down. 9. The ability to concentrate in archery often makes the ability between excellence and average performance. The archer should put everything else out of their mind and concentrate on the target. 10. It's simply the part of the release which continues once the arrow has left the bow, and lasts until after the arrow hits the target. The release and follow through both give us vital information about how the earlier stages of the shot were performed.