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This is where we discuss techniques used in Asian archery.
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jiao
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by jiao » Thu Apr 26, 2007 1:09 pm
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Thomas Duvernay
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by Thomas Duvernay » Thu Apr 26, 2007 10:38 pm
With the Korean archer on the bottom, the left hand (bow hand) index finger does absolutely nothing worth noting. It is just wrapped around the bow.
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Stephen Selby
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by Stephen Selby » Fri May 04, 2007 7:52 am
There are schools of shooting (e.g. some Manchu) that favoured pointing to the target with the forefinger.
To create a better position of the arm, I favour pointing to root of the bow-hand thumb toward the target.
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jiao
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by jiao » Mon May 07, 2007 12:43 am
sorry stephen, is the" root of the bow-hand thumb" same means to "the root of thumb which hand hold the bow"?
i'm suprise use my left hand pointing to the target, i'm not aim target and my hand under my shoulder more , but when i aim along my forefinger/thumb/the midline of the forfinger and thumb , my pointing just aiming well, it is all man 's instinct?
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Stephen Selby
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by Stephen Selby » Mon May 07, 2007 2:08 am
sorry stephen, is the" root of the bow-hand thumb" same means to "the root of thumb which hand hold the bow"?
Yes. 持弓手大拇指指根向箭靶伸出。 左大拇指、左肘、左肩、右肩、右肘一条线水平谓《五平》。