New book on shooting with a thumbring
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Adam Karpowicz
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New book on shooting with a thumbring
I am pleased to announce a new book: "The Art of Shooting a Short Reflexed Bow with a Thumbring" by Adam Swoboda. The book will appear in print on the 10th of November.
The author's background is in competitive target shooting, but his real passion has been the traditional Middle Eastern style with the ring. He either won, or placed very high in many competitions, all the while using his Turkish hornbow (I am proud to say I made it for him). The book covers all aspects of the old methods suplemented with Adam's own experiences. There is a lot of new information, well presented and easy to follow with many colour and b/w pictures. Here is a link to a German site with more information and pictures: http://www.fletchers-corner.de/viewtopi ... 04#p362304
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The author's background is in competitive target shooting, but his real passion has been the traditional Middle Eastern style with the ring. He either won, or placed very high in many competitions, all the while using his Turkish hornbow (I am proud to say I made it for him). The book covers all aspects of the old methods suplemented with Adam's own experiences. There is a lot of new information, well presented and easy to follow with many colour and b/w pictures. Here is a link to a German site with more information and pictures: http://www.fletchers-corner.de/viewtopi ... 04#p362304
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The book can be now ordered here: http://thumbringarchery.org/. There is a lot more information and reviews on the page as well.
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thanks and greet works!
write a book share your knowledge and keep/save in library, good thing and more greet
adam , i need your book and this book for free( take fine pics for me ), i think you are not care how much money you can get it form sell books,also you not care got how much money from me,so what things i can help adam so easy?
in any case i hope i can make a equalize form a right way for the author
thanks
write a book share your knowledge and keep/save in library, good thing and more greet
adam , i need your book and this book for free( take fine pics for me ), i think you are not care how much money you can get it form sell books,also you not care got how much money from me,so what things i can help adam so easy?
in any case i hope i can make a equalize form a right way for the author
thanks
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Adam Swoboda interpretes the Sasanid draw as a thumb draw - with a "thumb glove"as there is no archaeological evidence of thumb rings. This would make sense and provide a very strong "pillon"-like lock.
Could you provide some source (pic/text) of evidence for the sasanid thumb-draw (as opposed to 2-finger-draw) ?

Could you provide some source (pic/text) of evidence for the sasanid thumb-draw (as opposed to 2-finger-draw) ?
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This is one great book! It covers all the relevant topics. My compliments to Adam Swoboda!
We already added the book to our shop (http://www.asgaard-archery.nl/index.php ... &f=0&p=822), so people from Western Europe - especially the BeNeLux could save some shipping costs ...
We already added the book to our shop (http://www.asgaard-archery.nl/index.php ... &f=0&p=822), so people from Western Europe - especially the BeNeLux could save some shipping costs ...
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