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Nocking Point in Barebow: Technical Guide

```html Barebow · Barebow archery · Tuning Nocking Point in Barebow: Technical Guide A technical and practical guide to the nocking point in Barebow: what it is, how to place …

Adaptive archery: benefits, classification, equipment and training for people with disabilities

Adaptive archery is an inclusive discipline that allows people with physical, visual or intellectual disabilities to practise and compete safely, accurately and independently. This article explains its benefits, categories, technical …

Dianas reglamentarios en competiciones de tiro con arco

Resumen Si hay una idea clave que conviene llevarse de entrada es esta: no existe una sola “diana oficial” de tiro con arco, sino una familia de objetivos reglamentarios que …

What is the ranking round in archery?

In archery, the ranking round is the initial round of a competition in which archers shoot a specific number of arrows to obtain a total score. That score is used …

The serving in archery

In archery, the term serving refers to the protective thread that is wound around certain areas of the bowstring. Although in Spanish it is sometimes translated as “forrado”, “entorchado” or …

What is “crawl” in archery

In archery, especially within the barebow category, the term crawl is used to refer to the distance the archer moves their fingers below the nocking point when gripping the string. …

Power stroke in archery

Power stroke in archery In archery, the term power stroke is used to describe the effective distance during which the string pushes the arrow and transfers energy to it. In …

Barebow Archery: Complete Barebow Guide According to World Archery and RFETA/FETA

Summary Barebow archery is not simply “a recurve without a sight”: it is a discipline with its own identity, very specific rule requirements and a technical style that rewards repeatability …

Complete Guide to Olympic Recurve Archery: Technique, Equipment and Training

Olympic recurve archery is a sport of maximum precision, regulated by strict specifications from World Archery and the IOC. Archers shoot from 70 meters aiming at targets 122 cm in …

Compound archery · Technique · World Archery and RFETA regulations

Compound archery is the most “mechanical” and configurable discipline in modern archery: its pulley or cam system reduces the holding weight at full draw, allows a sight with lens and …

Fistmele and brace height in archery: technical guide by discipline

Brace height —also called bracing height, and in Spanish often fismele, fistmelle or distancia de encordado— is the perpendicular distance between the string and the throat of the grip or …

Tiller in archery: definition, adjustment and performance

Tiller in archery is one of those small adjustments that can completely transform the feel of the bow. When properly set, it helps the limbs work in balance, improves stability …