Is it a left-handed bow? Or a right-handed bow?

Many people are confused by the left-hand bow and the right-hand bow. Today, I will give you a detailed introduction to what is a left-hand bow and what is a right-hand bow. Simply put, whichever hand you use to hold chopsticks when eating is the dominant hand, that is, the hand that pulls the bowstring! Pulling the string with the right hand is called a right-hand bow. Pulling the string with the left hand is a left-hand bow. Use the hand with less strength to hold the bow, and the hand with greater strength to pull the string. This is the reason.
Of course, there will be all-round talents who use both hands. In this case, it depends on how you can control it. As long as you can grasp it flexibly, you can practice bows and arrows very well. Some people use chopsticks with their right hand and play billiards with their left hand. In many things in life, he basically does not distinguish between left and right hands. How to choose in the face of this situation? In fact, it is not that the left and right hands are indistinguishable. Everyone has one hand that is more flexible than the other, but you don’t know it yourself. Maybe when you were young, your parents forced you to use your right hand to eat, but you were born with a flexible left hand. This is just a guess, but how to judge? We have to judge whether we use a left-hand bow or a right-hand bow through some of our own practice and tests.
When we shoot arrows, we have to aim and shoot by aiming at the distance. So we have to make a judgment through the eyes. I believe that many people do not know which eye is more flexible. If a myopic person goes to get glasses, the doctor will tell you which one is more flexible, and that eye is the dominant eye. The method to judge the dominant eye is: stretch out your hands, hold them forward horizontally, and use the thumbs and index fingers of both hands to form a triangle, parallel to the face. Look forward horizontally through this triangle with both eyes, and see a bright spot about 3 meters away.
At this time, move your body so that the bright spot is in the center of the triangle; then close your left eye and look with your right eye. If you can see the bright spot and it is still in the center, it means that the right eye is the dominant eye. At this time, close your right eye and open your left eye. The bright spot will be outside the triangle or not in the center; if the right eye cannot see the bright spot or the bright spot is not in the center, it means that the left eye is the dominant eye. At this time, open your left eye and close your right eye, and you will see the bright spot in the center. Find the dominant eye.
When you aim with one eye, you will know which eye to aim with. Generally, the right eye is the dominant eye for right-handed bows, and the opposite is true for left-handed bows. It varies from person to person! I believe that in life, most people hold the bow with their left hand and pull the string with their right hand. Only a few people do it the other way around. But this does not mean anything. It is the same for both sides as long as you can have fun. Practice well and shoot accurately, which is the best.