Same

I thought it was just because I started taking a newfound interest in compound bow archery...

@@LOVEMUFFIN_official yo are we in on a conspiracy here?

Mr. Fancy Pants: perhaps...

Yeah why me too

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Couldn't agree more. Imagine showing passes in football wth just the throw and the catch without showing the ball in the air. People would scream at the TV.

Also if I might add, the commentary is always of the obvious. We can count. What would be interesting and helpful is specs. Draw lengths, weights and materials of arrows, bow types, accessories, site types, spotting scope details, visual comparisons of actual distance etc... Delve into the craft and not just report the play by play of the painfully obvious.

yea 100% agree

With any televized sport, what you want to see is the athlete's performance and the outcome of it. In archery, that is the the archer's execution of the shot and the arrows' impact on the target, respetively. Whatever the arrows do mid-air is irrelevant. Not to mention the fact that these bows delivers arrows at a speed of roughly 300 feet per second, so you wouldn't be able to see a whole lot from the angle you propose anyway.

I love archery but I don't like watching this horseshit. People have lost touch with ancient archery. No sight, quicker shooting. These guys are lame. Instinctive shooting is the only way to go for me, that's the only way I'll say you're a skilled archer if you can hit your targets. Bring pro archers from ancient times here and they'd wreck these guys. Not saying these guys aren't good though, and I can't blame them for how they do archery.

XxDevilxXGTz Its hard to argue that, this is like a competition of who can master the newest in bow tech first.

XxDevilxXGTz thats's silly. Anyone who can shoot at 90 meters is skilled. I don't know why everyone thinks that Olympic archers can only shoot modern bows. these people often shoot more traditional, for fun and for practice. Every Olympic level archer I've ever met can shoot better with a longbow than any written record before the 18th century. (excluding myths like Robin Hood obviously). These people train for hours a day, way more than anyone in the past could afford to spend practicing.

Hitting a target with a scope even at 90 meters is something anyone can be taught to do. Also it makes no sense that they would do traditional for "fun", why would they be doing compound in the olympics then? That would mean they are taking the easy and boring way out in a professional sport. Also, if you train hours every day, you realize it wouldn't take that long to get amazing right? And tribes in history had archers that shot fast, were extremely deadly, and archery for them WAS their life. FFS they used to kill people while bouncing on a moving horse. It took this guy 3 years to do build up to this: /watch?v=2zGnxeSbb3g THIS is what ancient archers could do, AKA wreck modern olympic archers. I'm sure 90 meters wasn't a problem for them since they trained for war more than 3 years.

XxDevilxXGTz You are out of your fucking mind... In no way, shape, or form, could a "ancient archer" even remotely touch what a modern archer can do. The equipment and technique simply was not there... No two wooden arrows are even close to being the same... If you think anybody can do this stuff, then why don't you try, hotshot? As a former state level competitor, i can tell you, watching videos on youtube and going out and actually being there competing, dealing with the stress, the weather, everything, are two completely different things... People like you are all talk...

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Mason Pollack lol I just saw that how funny

I say you more. Two seconds later is written: "Freakshow" (at 12:31)

Good eye mate

It was a Cupidon's arrow. 10 10 10

I hadn't noticed, but now that I've seen it, I cannot unsee it 😵🤢🤮

Yes all done

but dude, it's 'compound' bow,

Yeah. I'm not that good, Im still disappointed when I do 8 point shots on recurve

When you shoot between 140-150/150 then anything that isnt a 10 is bad. Let alone an 8.

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Back in the day with Traditional recurves, it was 65-125 lbs no easy task, i just think this is a terrible misrepresentation of archery with modern bows

give them recurves, no pullies, no sights,, see how they dolol

@@jedgurley back in the day? But it’s 2022 now. We have technology now. It’s not the 60s anymore, Jerrud.

Yup and asking those questions that they could easily answer with a 2 second Google search

Yeah

+Austin Hendren will do!

+Austin Hendren Biggest thing is to be consistent with your anchor points. When you draw the bow make sure your hands/body position is the same every single time and you will make big progress in your accuracy.

+Austin Hendren Wow. Im kinda a sword guy. Hoping to cut arrows with a sword some day >:D

Hey man you. Keep going you'll get better I'll make a video now come see

+Micah Saisor try shooting incoming arrows with arrows, watch Lars Andersen his Archery Video was really enjoyable to watch , after getting all skeptic and watching a "response" Video watch his response to people claiming he's faking stuff

I am 10 years late, they are shooting at 50metres

Put hand in pocket and buy one

Prolly cost more than a new car

I assume he wants more front weight while still maintaining the balance from the side rods. Therefore he points them forwards.

Probably speaking afrikaans: "oooh fok"

50 yrds

50 meters, 54 yards

I think 50

+Deany19 Using compounds bows is too easy

***** not about the past its about the skill.

50 meters 54 yards

+Submersed24 ikr :(

+Submersed24 Those aren't recurves, they are compunds.

Compound bows are superior in accuracy.

***** more fun though

Compounds aren't more accurate, it's the releases that make them more accurate. The recurve class doesn't allow them, doesn't allow rear sights, optics, or levels, that's why there is such a difference. There is nothing physically more consistent about a compound bow than a recurve, they just allow more devices in the compound class.

50m

which bow are you going to buy?

60lbs is the competition limit, lowering the poundage will have an impact on performance. Unless you're hunting in which case the higher the poundage the better.

im hunting with it shooting on a board is nothing for me :P

is er 1 van bear archery

dont get the wrong arrows

I think he only adjusted it once after his first shot..The rest of the time I do believe he was making sure it was tight so it didn't move after he started hitting the ten mark.

Hi yes it's a hoyt brand. I'm guessing its the Pro Comp elite one. I think they run from 1400 to 1600 not sure about the exact price. He recently posted a new video about the new Hoyt Podium X 2015. Im planning on getting that because of you can change the grip. Although the axle to axle of the Podium is a lot longer than the Pro comp.

50 m

I think 50 yards

@@eltonzheng4349 54 meters...

south stoopid xD

Oh yeah??? I got 85 out of 30...

xD

isak hs haha

and.... should we give you a medal?

isak hs at 50 meters?

Maximum 60lbs. Usually a bit less.

50m (about 55 yards) and 8cm (just over 3 inches) diameter 10-point ring.