Movement Archery Fun Practice - Natural Bow Woman

Bit of movement practice now. This has been a while. Um, warm up my bow. There's a difference on this one to my new one. The play on this is a lot. So here we go. Just warm up. I already warmed up from the last. Okay, short distance, just playing. Get this knot without looking and just just Just moving around and just playing and nothing really amazing, no. Not really looking for form, just looking for action, just quick movement, just, and then through, and yeah, trying to stay in both cameras, which is not very easy to do. And the goal is to actually hit the target. It doesn't have to be dead center, just moving around, and trying to get angles, so you get to see, and then sort of like crouch, down, like playing. Just sort of, just move the camera because it's like down and then it'll be the other side. Don't miss the target. That's the goal. It doesn't have to be center. Just don't miss the target. Right, let's go get more arrows. I'm just all about movement and balance. That's terrible. Missed the target. You cannot miss the target with these. That's okay. The foam's all right in my book and it's just repetitive and the more And then you start to pick up on things that you're doing wrong. It just starts, it doesn't feel right in the free movement. It's all about how your body moves and how you function and how you are. And I'm now becoming more conscious of my back muscles. Put them into action as I'm moving. Getting used to this particular movement. And this is basically all it is. Again, slight adjustment on the legs. I do that a lot. Throw my arrows around everywhere. And then just do slight movements, bend forward. Once you're comfortable with your bow, you can pretty much just try to get it to become part of you and you become one with it and you flow. Movement archery, just move it around and just don't give yourself time to think about it too much. Little difficult on this gravel, but I like the challenge. Unlike this kind of shooting, you don't need it long distance, because this type of shooting, your target is close range, usually, and you just think of little movements to do, so like you flick the bow or, you know, or a back two, it's one of my favourites, turn, go on, woohoo, it feels really good. And then the other turn is not so easy for me, they're like, hm, can't do it so impressively. Start small. Didn't I learn to drive with the gears of a car? You just do it slowly to start with, more like a bike. Happens a lot, not like down. Crouching and down, that's how you not do it. Forget, crouch, up, higher target. This one, the bow is so long, out of hours again. I absolutely love it, I think it's real fun. Like that, not all static and just step on position. Leg movements, balance. Tiptoe, just the slightest of different strategies. That's unbalanced, I like. Try and do it the other way. Working out that way, and then working out that way. Kind of, because this is more for right-handed, right-handed position. How not to do it? I flipped off my hand then, that hurt. So I'll do it slower. So, till I get the movement. And I'll copy how I would do it this way. So it's opposite leg, just turn. Doing opposites gets a bit confusing. It's becoming more natural now. It doesn't feel natural. It feels like it's gone against the flow of my body. Going to the gym helps. You get your legs built up. You get your body built up. Stamina, flexibility. I don't have to go all out, but it helps to strengthen those muscles if you want to play like this. So opposite leg. So this leg is opposite to me, not natural. People ask, why do you do these? Because it's fun and it's challenging. And it tests your skills in archery. Um... It's great if you just want to do like competitive archery, static and hit the face. There's nothing wrong with that, but for people like me, I like to do this. It just steps you up. It gets you to know your bow, know archery, know your body. I better go get that. I went in the fields, kind of knew where it went. And with the yellow tip, it does help. You know, I like the natural feathers, but it comes in handy. There we go. So, that's that. Do that again. Focus not on chatting, as always. So, how we do it that way. That's how I do it that way. Slowly, take my time. No arrows to go in the field then. Hardly any movement there. Just a little twist, get our legs comfy. And my feet. And just do, but that was a lousy shot though. You can just see it. Go down so you can see. That's sore on the legs. Just testing on the legs. Getting used to turning my body. Better shot. And that'll be all for today. I'm done. I need to go and get cooked dinner now. Tea. Thank you for watching. And yeah, I will see you next time. So you see where the arrows are, I think? I think you can see. It's lovely and nice. Let's take the camera over. You know, the game is not to... Right now, there are some good shots in there, but the focus is to hit that target, not in the field, you know. We don't want it in the field. So, yeah, so I will see you again next time. I don't know. And if you have any tips or comments, you see something that I could improve, just a tiny little... Adjustment makes all the difference and maybe try other techniques that you guys do yourselves. I'm always wanting to learn new stuff, add it into my archery forte as they say, into the filing. So until next time, see you later, bye.