Why do Korean archers let the bow lie inside his body at about 15 degrees when shooting an arrow ? This is not intentionally to lay down the bow at 15 degrees, but to check whether it was pushed exectly…
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Usually, there is a Gungdo competition in the western United States at this time of year. Please participate in the event when you are
One thousand arrows shooting competition is a competition that you shoot 1,000 arrows a day. The target distance is 145 meters.Like a half marathon, you can quit if you get sick in the finger.It starts at 10 a.m. and shoots…
Gungdo PrinciplesThe basic arts and mindset of Gungdo. 1) Seon chal ji hyeong, hu gwan pung sae (선찰지형,후관풍세) : First, the terrain around the target, and look at the direction and intensity of the wind. 2) Bi jeong bi pal,…
Standard weight setting by arrow length. Other weight and length can be made, but these are the specifications used commonly in Korea. When measuring the length of an arrow : The length from the tip of the arrow head tip…
official ratio. At 2000 mm gwanyeok at 145 meter ratio Targer size Range 2000 mm qwanyeok is at 145 meter 1200 mm at 87 meter 1000 mm at 72 meter 900 mm at 65 meter 600 mm at…
Ya-oe-seop-sa(야외습사, field archery) at IL-SIM-TEO (일심터) Welcome anybody who has level GB 2 qualification to join. (you can understand easily that GB1 means attended over 1 day of lesson and orientation.) Required Level: Over GB 2 Date / time :…
Basic Five-Related shot 1.Fore shot2.Rear shot 3.Side shot4.Running side shot5.Running rear shot Arrow number: 5Range: 10 to 30 metersTarget size: 60 to 100 centimeters square.Timeout: 60 seconds Movie : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Im7TQnrAQxI
Wangbok (reciprocating) Hwalssogi(archery) It’s Ga-on horseback archery practice that you can do on the ground. Ga-on is the nickname of the Korean famous horseback archer (박범남) It’s a Wangbok (reciprocating) Hwalssogi(archery) The meaning ga-on is pure Korean and there are…
Jumsohn(줌손) : handle or grip of bow Hoelyeojabgi (흘려잡기) : the one of grip the bow handle, hold the bow with finger slantingly Hasahmji (하삼지) : the three finger (the middle finger, the ring finger and pinky finger Jumtong (줌통)…