11K views · 3.1K reactions | If you’re an archery hunter, this is the time of year to regularly include hunting scenarios into practice if you haven’t done so yet. I like to keep a mix of standard practice (minimal variation to focus on form and execution) and hunting scenarios. Comfort, confidence, and most of all, familiarly with a variety of shot opportunities is critical to the archery hunter. | Archery Strong | Facebook

ABOUT RHYTHM SHOOTING Learning and achieving the principles of rhythm shooting is the first step to be made in the horseback archery practice. In mounted archery it doesn't exist "speed shooting"...The rhythm is everything! On horseback, the archery form can be performed JUST in the rhythm of the horse's motions. Depending of the horse type and his speed, the time needed for one stride is about 0.4- 0.55 seconds. From horseback each arrow can be shot at every 3rd, 4th, 5th or 6th stride of the h

3.7K views · 214 reactions | FAST SHOOTING THE LIVING ARROW HORSEBACK...