Learning Archery.

Basic Technique Archery Basic Archery Archery - Archery is one of three sports disunnahkan by Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam other than riding and swimming.

Archery is also a pretty popluer sport in the present era. So many found archery schools and spread almost in all major cities in Indonesia ..

Archery is not a kind of sport that is easy to learn in a short time. But it takes time to master it properly.

Proper mastery of techniques is one of the keys to support the achievement of the maximum. And the achievement of a maximum result requires patience, skill and tenacity.

Therefore someone who if want to learn archery then first learn about the attitude of archery (shoooting form). Do you know how the right archery is?

The correct attitude of the archery is to apply the biomechanics method. This means that any movement by a supervisor should not violate the rules or applicable laws of mechanical motion.

In this article We will explain to you the method or technique a systematic archer should perform.

In learning the technique of archery it must be done sequentially from start to finish.

Archery technique between stance, nocking the arrow, hooking and gripping the bow, mindset, s et up, drawing, anchoring, laoding / transfer to holding, aming and expansion, release, follow through and feedback.

Basic Engineering of Archery

1. Basic Engineering of Archery: Stance
2. Basic Technique Archery: Nocking
3. Basic Engineering of Archery: Hooking and Gripping the Bow
4. Basic Technique Archery: Mindset
5. Basic Engineering of Archery: Set-up
6. Basic Engineering of Archery: Drawing
7. Basic Engineering Archery: Anchoring
8. Basic Technique Archery: Loading / Transfer to Holding
9. Basic Engineering of Archery: Aiming and Expansion
10. Basic Technique Archery: Release
11. Basic Engineering of Archery: Follow - Through
12. Basic Engineering of Archery: Relaxation and Feedback.

Conclusion of Archery Technique
Basic Engineering of Archery
Archery Technique
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In short the technique of archery is divided into 9 stages including:

Stance (attitude or standing way)
Nocking (installing arrow tails)
Extend (lift arms)
Drawing (pulling the bowstring)
Anchoring (anchoring ropes)
Tighten / Hold (holding back attitude)
Aiming (aiming seriously)
Release (release arrow), and
After hold (holding back the archery)
While in the book essay Kesik Lee (2007), there meyebutkan there are 12 stages in archery techniques are:

Stance
Nocking The Arrow
Hooking and Gripping The Bow
Mindset
Set-up
Drawing
Anchoring
Loading / Transfer to Holding
Aiming and Expension
Release
Follow Through
Feedback
Twelve archery techniques above InshaAllah will We discuss one by one.

1. Basic Engineering of Archery: Stance
   Basic Engineering Archery:
   Stance is the attitude or position of the feet when standing on the floor or ground. Good standing position on stand has 2 conditions, namely:

First requirement: Standing weight on the foot is supported by both legs in a balanced manner with the percentage of 60-70% resting on the ball of the foot while the remaining 30-40% rests on the heel.
Second Requirement: Body position must be balanced and upright. In the sense of not leaning forward or backward and right side and left side.
In order to achieve a balanced body and the correct standing attitude then there are 3 things to note are:

First: The distance between the two feet should be shoulder width apart.
Second: The toe should touch the imaginary line in the center of the target target. And
Third: Make sure both knees are relaxed (not tense)
The attitude of the correct foot position in archery sport there are 4 kinds, including:

Square or Parallel Stance is the attitude of the foot position parallel to the floor. That is, by straightening both legs parallel to the target goal. While the position of the chest with the goal of forming angle 90 degrees.
Open Stance is the position of the foot against the open floor a little wide. In the sense that the position of the right foot slightly forward to the front and left foot parallel to the target a little bit oblique to the left. The body forms an angle of 60 degrees.
Close Stance is the attitude or position of the foot when standing on the floor in a closed. The point is that the tip of the right foot touches the imaginary line and the heel of the left leg touches the imaginary line or parallel to the right foot. The chest forms a 120-degree angle.
Oblique Stance is the opposite of the closes stance ie the tip of the front foot parallel to the tip of the left foot with the direction of shoving towards the middle of the target. And the chest forms a 45-degree angle.