Traditional bow-estimated shooting, blind shooting, rapid shooting

1. Estimation and shooting: accuracy. Generally speaking, many people feel that it is slow to get started and has low accuracy. This is both a disadvantage and an advantage. Why? Once you practice well, it is equivalent to the length of a person's hand, and the shot is extremely fast, which is the "estimation". Just like the "estimation and shooting school" and "aimation and shooting school" that have always been mentioned in the slingshot industry, here we talk about estimation and shooting, which is practice makes perfect, just like Wubi typing. After you are familiar with it, do you still need to remember the radicals? Just like using chopsticks to pick up food when eating, do you need to aim at the food with chopsticks before picking it up? The same is true for bows. The same shooting method, the same arrow, and the same bow will produce a consistent "trajectory". The front hand will naturally adjust the distance, height, and lowness. Frequent shooting will form a memory in the brain. If you don't shoot for a long time, just shoot a few arrows to correct the brain and the actual arrow trajectory. After getting used to it, different bows and arrows can be adapted for a period of time.
2. Blind shooting: Just like typing in Wubi or using a calculator, you don't need to look at the keyboard. From the beginning of taking the arrow, your hand can touch the tail of the arrow when taking the arrow, and then touch the main feather mark of the arrow. A sudden point at the tail of the arrow, between the arrow being drawn out and the string being strung, you can quickly adjust the direction of the main feather. This is taking the arrow. When stringing, the position of the string is sensed by the lowest joint segment of the thumb, and then it is pulled back (in the direction of opening the bow), and the tail of the arrow can be buckled along the string. Then buckle the string with normal fingers. The whole process reflects one word: blind. That is, you don't need to look with your eyes. At this time, your eyes can be used to observe the movement of the target wholeheartedly. This was very important in ancient times when fighting or hunting.
3. Rapid shooting: On the basis of completing the first two points, rapid shooting is easier to grasp. For example, Kasa's front hand grabs a handful of arrows or a pot of arrows in a backpack or waist bag, which can be fired continuously and quickly.
4. Hitting moving targets and firing on the move: Actually, hitting moving targets and firing on the move are also based on the basic skills of rapid shooting. If you use modern recurve and compound bows, you have to aim and shoot according to three points in a straight line. I don’t know where you are going (if you don’t believe it, you can watch a Korean TV program. It invited an Olympic archery champion to shoot a moving wild boar target at 20 meters. As a result, three people each missed three arrows). Hitting moving targets and firing on the move also requires lead time, that is, when shooting a flying target, if the target is a flying bird, you must shoot at the flight point where it is expected to arrive, that is, the arrow will arrive at the same time. In addition, you have to shoot quickly. If you aim slowly, the shadow of the bird will probably disappear. You should note that to reach the level of estimated shooting and rapid shooting, you must practice step by step. Only by practicing the correct movements hundreds of thousands of times can you achieve estimated shooting and rapid shooting, otherwise you can only shoot blindly.