Modern And Traditional Archery

With a history characterized by hunting and combat techniques, archery is the practice of using a piece of equipment called a bow to shoot arrows at a target. Throughout the years, it has become a sport of precision, leading to numerous competitions, as well as a spot in the Olympics.

Traditional Archery And Target Panic: Short Draw

Using a short draw is a commom compensation archers will try in an effort to control their target panic. Reaching full draw is avoided because it triggers symptoms they want to avoid like flinching, premature release, freezing, and poor accuracy.

Traditional Archery And Target Panic: A Widespread Problem?

How widespread is the problem of target panic among archers? Some estimates have suggested that the numbers of people with target panic are very high.

Traditional Archery And Target Panic: Blank Bale Shooting

There are many possible cures for target panic and one of the more popular is shooting at a blank bale; but will it work? The author tried it himself and offers these insights.

Archery Competition: Introduction, Rules, & Scores

The International Archery Association, which is an English abbreviation of FITA (Federation Internationale de Tir a l'Arc), regulates and standardizes the rules, policies and techniques of the Archery events of the Olympic Games.

Archery Women

What is the importance of the woman archer

Outdoor Archery 3D Target Shooting

Find out why 3D target shooting is fun for you, your family and friends. Excellent practice for your up coming fall hunts.

Archery - It's Not Just For The Primitive Man

The bow and arrow fed many families and helped win many wars; but it's more fun using it for target practice.

Archery 3D Targets

Life size 3D archery targets.

The History of Archery

Archery remains a popular sport among avid sportsmen. Let's take a look at the history of Archery and how it has evolved over time and has become a favorite sport among hunters and archery enthusiasts.

F1 GP Montreal

A review of the latest Formula One Grand Prix, Montreal on the 10th June 2007.

Asphalt Racing vs. Dirt Track Racing: The Surface

When the drivers and the teams make a transition from asphalt racing to dirt track racing, the most obvious change that has to be taken care of is the ‘track's surface’. In both the cases, the nature of the surface is entirely different. In most cases, Asphalt is hard and fairly smooth. It stays consistent in the amount of grip it gives.

Transition From Asphalt Racing To Dirt Track Racing: The Choice Of Tires

Many drivers and teams often switch from their current form of racing to some other form in order to change the venue. The transition from Asphalt Racing to Dirt Track Racing is considered to be the most common one. However, these two forms are quite different. The choice of tires in the two types is entirely different.

Transition From Asphalt Racing To Dirt Track Racing: Challenges Involved

In order to change venues, many drivers and teams often switch from their current form of racing to some other form. The transition from Asphalt Racing to Dirt Track Racing is considered to be the most common one. However, after experiencing Asphalt Racing, it is not very easy to learn Dirt Track Racing!