thank you, we are trying ♥

yes, we feel the same way :-)

we would love to come back sometime, thank you ♥

hi, we don't measure the distance when shooting, we only estimate

There will be no longer video, it was forbidden to take photos and shoot on the tracks (although many shooters violated this ban)... And then we are surprised that no one knows this sport and there are only official videos of speeches from such big competitions:-///

@@katarinazitnanska8410 I know, how we going to promote sport if they not allowing filming?! I am so sad! All long video of previous 3D shoots was done great, I enjoy watching and was hoping to see more from Austria. I hope some they change rules in future. I shoot 3D tournament today and it was 42°c so I barely survived and was planning to relax and watch more videos on 3D Can't wait for next video from you guys!

thank you, we are trying to promote this wonderful sport

Slovakia

parkúr už nájdete na Google mapách

not much, but we try to promote archery

if we get an invitation to the archery range, we will also be happy to make a long video. but recording on two cameras costs a lot of time

Bojná, Slovakia

We do not know the distance. In 3d archery, it is not enough to know how to shoot, but we also have to train distance estimation

that makes us very happy ♥

thanks for all the good advice, we are still learning

preto nás to baví ♥

thank you, we are trying to promote 3d archery this way ♥

Thanks ♥

Thanks for every share ♥

Stringwalking, a technique of aiming using different anchor points on the bowstring, began to be used in archery sometime in the 1960s. The first mentions of stringwalking come from the USA, where some archers started using it for bowhunting. Gradually, this technique spread to target archery as well, especially in the barebow division. However, official rules did not allow stringwalking for a long time. It wasn't until 1995 that the International Archery Federation (FITA) permitted the use of stringwalking in the barebow division at international competitions. Since then, stringwalking has become a common and popular technique for many archers competing in the barebow division, as it allows them to aim more accurately at various distances without the need to change the aiming point.

This competition was shot according to WA rules, that means two arrows per target.

@@archerylove gotcha thanks! Great videos, you do an awesome job filming.

Ďakujeme ❤️🏹