A true repesenter of once almost lost and now renewed tradition. Murat, thank you for inspiration, hard work, sharing knowledge and experiences all these years that contributed to new scientific levels. Who knows how many of your ideas we unintentionally forgot as yours thinking 'we know'. Tesekkurler!
I always liked archery, but since I've seen the turkish way of archery, I found out this is the archery I would love to learn. Love every way, I've seen how the bows are made and the technique employed. This is an awesome tradition. Wish I could learn after this disease is over
One of the best educative videos I ever seen. Thank you for sharing in English, as well. I someday you can share it in Spanish, it will be very welcome. Thank you. Greetings from México!
Great instruction, I have a 50lb Turkish bow, and been learning thumb draw, living in England, this might sound strange, but, for short range, intuitive, rapid shooting, I am enjoying this style of archery.
Amazing and complete video, really instructive! It is a real myth buster : there is no instinctive but intuitive archery, we have to train our muscles and our form. Thank you so much from France Murat, you and all your team, your work is perfect! 😎
Thank you so much, I use a wooden recurve shot off a shelf using gap aiming, I can get pretty good results. I love the look of Turkish style bows and have wanted to learn that way of shooting, but it’s so different to the way I shoot it’s been hard to know how to start. This video has given me several ways to try and a starting point to work from.
Thank you. Amazing, and very informative. I like seeing the arrow being fired from different view points. As an English language user, the teaching and demonstration is very easy to follow and of excellent quality and form. Truly blessed.
This is the best explanation of various aiming techniques in such a relatively short time format, that I have found. I have a great admiration and respect for your channel, as it combines my great love for traditional archery of any kind with historical and scientific approach (I shot Olympic style as a kid). Thank you very much, and best wishes from me!
By the way when people shoot guns in a high stress situation (self defence, close quarter combat) we actually shoot instinctively despite technically using sights. There is no time for conscious aiming - situation similar to horse archery! That's why people carrying guns and law enforcement spend hours on drills. Or at least should do it x)
I like the bare bow, compact Turkish style of archery.... As a right-handed archer, have always nocked the arrow on the left side of the bow, but for rapid-fire shooting, nocking the arrow on the right side of the bow makes sense....just might take a bit of getting used to....
Its very interesting to see convergence in techniques. What you say basically matches word by word my own findings when I self-trained in trad. archery: instinctive for up to 30 meters and use of reference points with deliberate aiming process beyond 30 m. Why the "30 meters"? I guess, this distance (or similar) is natural limit for human "tools" for instinctive aiming. Great video and explanation, Murat!
I read that there is correlation between Persian and Ottoman Archery. Like the grip cheng-i baz similar to Persian name: changal-i baz. Thank you for passing on your knowledge. The Turkish style bow is my absolute favourite
Turkish and Persian cultures have been interacting since 7th century and Iranian plateau has been ruled by Turkish military elite since 9th century. There have been mutual interaction between these two cultures for more than a thousand years.
Great video, thank you for your time and efforts to share this with us. By the way: It would be awesome if you do a tutorial about instinctive shooting (if its possible to teach this kind of shooting)👍
Prefering lower anchors isn't as much about accuracy but more about optimal body mechanics as it puts less stress on shoulder joint and doesn't require as much strength of the shoulder capsule muscles. Great video nonetheless, great info!
Thanks! Lower anchor also provides better visibility when shootimng at a close target from horse back. If you anchor high targets at a certain distance may disappear behind the bow.
Hi Murat, thanks for the video. Very interesting. I am still trying to get to apprentice level with the thumb ring haha It has been a long road so far. One part of my technique that I struggle with is where to anchor. When you say draw to the earlobe which part of your drawing hand touches your earlobe? I am left handed and have been 'aiming' down the line of the arrow eg. left hand side of the bow.
Very interesting video, thank you very much Murat. A slightly off-topic question. I can see that when shooting you turn the wrist of your bow hand and move it outwards so the bow turns practically 90 degrees (about the same way as it is done in Japanese archery). Is it done on purpose as a part of traditional ottoman shooting technique? If yes, can you please make a video about it and how it is supposed to be done correctly? Thank you in advance :)
Harika içerik teşekkür ederiz.Bireysel okçular nasıl kendilerine güvenli atış alanı oluşturabilirler.Mesela evimin bir terası var , bir tane ases 80x80 hedef siparişi verdim.Oklarımın kırılmasını engellemek için maliyeti düşük nasıl önlemler almalıyım ? Güvenlik ağları bireysel okçular için inanılmaz masraflı olur diye düşünüyorum.
Yakın mesafeden atmak en güvenli şey. Torba idmanı gibi temel egzersizler zaten çok yakın mesafeden yapılıyor. Alüminyum ok alın ki osilasyondan kırılmasın.
It is a Crimean Tatar bow The classification of Turkish bows is blurry and inaccurate. Crimean Tatars were allies and a part of the Ottoman army, so why not categorizing them as one of the bows of Turkish Ottoman Empire? I am shooting Turkish bows and bos of related cultures such as Korean and Mongol.
I have a 47 1/2 inch Grozier biocomposite Turkish short bow which is supposed to be historically accurate and use a 30 inch arrow which I draw to 29 inches to my cheek. If I drew to my ear then the draw would be about 30 to 31 inches and the bow would break. I'm only 5 ft 8 inches tall and many would have longer draw lengths than me. My question is if the historical military draw was to the ear how would the bow not break? The average arrow was 29 inches like mine with the arrowhead added on to that. It does not seem to add up. Thanks, great video!
In the collection of the Topkapı Palace Museum there are 500+ bows. Turkish bows' lengths vary from 89 cm (35'', flight bow) to 135 cm (53''). I am not talking about the Crimean Tatar bows that were even longer. So, it is just an assumption that the Turkish bow was short. However, most of the arrow shafts do not exceed 29''. It is a better and reliable indicator that the draw was short. However, as an archer with a body length of 185 cm (6 feet 0,8''), I draw only 29 to 29 1/2''. so, with a good back tension even taller archers drew shorter than thought, especially if it comes to heavier war bows. I once measured a shorthening of 2'' at my draw when I perfectly (so I thought at least) a 87 pound bow and shoot.
@@abdulkabza Thanks for the insight. Does the correct back tension possibly shorten the draw length required? When I shoot I always focus on the anchor point on my cheek and the arm holding the bow being straight. Do you focus on back tension instead or what do you suggest?
@@vfc1860 I consider the back tension as an important skill for opening mandal (handlock) fast and flawlessly. Having a good back tension makes the arm muscles loose and opening the hand occurs sharper.
pekiyi içgüdüsel atışta, yayı tuttuğun eli mi yoksa ipi çektiğin eli, oku mu yoksa sadece hedefi mi düşünüyorsun acaba? hiç dikkat ettin mi? oku atarken kafandan hangisi geçiyor, bunlardan birine ağırlık veriyor musun ? bilerek veya bilmeyerek. içinden geçen hangisi. ok mu yay mı hedef mi? sağ ol
As far as I know Dr. Szöllösy Gabor tested Grozer's fiberglass and compared it with the one used by another Hungarian bowyers If it was published it is probably in Hungarian language. There are articles of Adam Karpowicz comparing the peformance of selfbows with the Asian composites. They are available on the internet. But there must be others whch I don't know.
Hi Murat, question: Armin Hirmer here talks about having the nocking point of the arrow slightly higher than 90 degrees, so that the arrow angles downwards. I did not find such reference in either saracen archery or arab archery. Im wondering, is this historically the technique that was used? It certainly makes sense, which makes me wonder if im just missing it. ruclips.net/video/7QYhxNaaYek/видео.html
Hocam sizin seviyenize gelmek için 40 değil 40.000 hiç değil 40.000.000 fırın ekmek yesek belki yaklaşırız bu nasıl bir bilgi birikim bu nasıl bir mükemmeliyet tek kelimeyle harika bir kemankeşsiniz
@@abdulkabza hocam sizi her yerden takip ediyorum çok seviyorum sizi ama sadece pazar günü izinliyim malesef Türkiye ve Japonya diplomatik ilişki gösterinize üzülerek gelemiyorum keşke pazar günü olsa da gelsem...
Murat hocam İzmir'de mi yoksa İstanbul'da mısınız genel olarak, Karşıyaka Alaybeyde oturuyorum Tirendaz Karşıyaka'ya gelip sizinle tanışmak isterim eğer siz de müsait ve İzmir'de olursanız :)
I been watching alot of your vids lately and was wondering what bow you recommend most, my main goal is hunting. But i want to move away from my bulky mongolian bow, if any viewers have a recommendation please let me know as well, want it at least 45 pounds, 50 would be perfect. Nothing large or to tall
Laminated bows are fastest as a rule of thumb but Turkish bowyer Şimşek makes excellent all-resin bows with high energy efficiency. Go for a Grozer Turkish laminate (Hungarian bowyers), Keskin Tunçay or Şimşek Short Crimean Tatar (Turkish bowyers). All these models generate enogh energy at 45-55 lbs range hen drawn at 28 or further and when heavy arrows (10 gpp) are used.
Hocam merhaba, ben Amerika'da yasiyorum sormak istedim: burda bas parmak atisla ilgili bilgi olan biliyormusun? Atiyorum ben Custom Thumb Ring sitesindeki yuzuklerle ve aciyor ama insanlar aci olmamasi lazim diyorlar, onunla ilgili sormak istedim. Tesekkurler!
Parmağınıza uygun yapılmış zihgirle vr doğru teknikle atış yapıldığında acı olmaz. ABD' de Japon,Kore veya Çin okçuluğuyla ilgilenen birilerini bulabilirsn belki. Aynı değildir ama benzer.
@@abdulkabza Zihgir olmasa desek, yayin ipi tam nereye gelmesi lazim bas parmakta? Resim varmi oyle, benimki bas parmagin ilk kemigin biraz altina geliyor
@@abdulkabza o zaman abone oldum. Bu arada bir sorum olacaktı hocam; Türk yayları yapımı zor olan ve en uzun sürede yapılan yaylar, kablo sırtlı yaylar (cable backed bow) hem yapımı kolay hem de kısa sürede yapılan yaylar. Ama iki yayın da güçleri ve enerjileri birbirlerine çok yakın olabiliyor. Bu iki yayı kıyaslayıp savaş ve avlanmada kullanılıp kullanılamayacağını anlatabilir misiniz? Eğer yaparsanız çok sevinirim.
This is a great video Murat. One of the best in explaining it. I myself go between instinctive and split vision methods. The falcon grip method is intriguing as well. Also I wanted to ask what's the bow that you're using in this video.
well done Murat
I agree sir!
A true repesenter of once almost lost and now renewed tradition. Murat, thank you for inspiration, hard work, sharing knowledge and experiences all these years that contributed to new scientific levels. Who knows how many of your ideas we unintentionally forgot as yours thinking 'we know'. Tesekkurler!
I always liked archery, but since I've seen the turkish way of archery, I found out this is the archery I would love to learn. Love every way, I've seen how the bows are made and the technique employed. This is an awesome tradition. Wish I could learn after this disease is over
One of the best educative videos I ever seen. Thank you for sharing in English, as well. I someday you can share it in Spanish, it will be very welcome. Thank you. Greetings from México!
Thanks for your interest and great feed-back!
THAT WAS VERY INFORMATIVE
IT REALLY HELPED MY UNDERSTANDING OF AIMING THE
TURKISH BOW. THANK YOU.
Great instruction, I have a 50lb Turkish bow, and been learning thumb draw, living in England, this might sound strange, but, for short range, intuitive, rapid shooting, I am enjoying this style of archery.
Only 50lb ?
Only 50lb ?
Amazing and complete video, really instructive!
It is a real myth buster : there is no instinctive but intuitive archery, we have to train our muscles and our form.
Thank you so much from France Murat, you and all your team, your work is perfect! 😎
Thank you so much, I use a wooden recurve shot off a shelf using gap aiming, I can get pretty good results.
I love the look of Turkish style bows and have wanted to learn that way of shooting, but it’s so different to the way I shoot it’s been hard to know how to start. This video has given me several ways to try and a starting point to work from.
Thank you. Amazing, and very informative. I like seeing the arrow being fired from different view points. As an English language user, the teaching and demonstration is very easy to follow and of excellent quality and form. Truly blessed.
Thank you!
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, Murat!
Thanks a lot for your explanations and demonstrations!
I thank you for your interest!
Elinize ağzınıza sağlık hocam. Tüm ekipten Allah razı olsun. Kaç gündür nişan alma olayını anlamaya çalışıyordum bu video olmasa işimiz zordu.
jazakallah sir for a very detailed & clear video of the subject.
This is the best explanation of various aiming techniques in such a relatively short time format, that I have found.
I have a great admiration and respect for your channel, as it combines my great love for traditional archery of any kind with historical and scientific approach (I shot Olympic style as a kid).
Thank you very much, and best wishes from me!
Thank you very much!
By the way when people shoot guns in a high stress situation (self defence, close quarter combat) we actually shoot instinctively despite technically using sights. There is no time for conscious aiming - situation similar to horse archery! That's why people carrying guns and law enforcement spend hours on drills. Or at least should do it x)
Exactly! In close-quarter pistol shooting for example, sights are used just to "point" rather than "aim", if ever used.
This is the best explanation about instinctive aiming. Now i can focus to the target.
Thank you very much, Sir.. 👍
Awesome. I really love the comparison in the point of view at the end.
This deserves more appreciations
possibly one of your best videos to date! instinctive is so much easier! God bless you!
Very clear message, easy to understand.. Well done sir
Very informative. A great comparison if styles and techniques. Thank you!
Thanks for all the effort and knowledge you put into the video.
Gururumuz olan ata sporunu yaşattığınız için teşekkürler
Thanks for sharing. Your explanations are very clear.
Excellent explanation /tutorial ! Thank you very much !
Thank you!
This video is a treasure, thank you for sharing with us...
I like the bare bow, compact Turkish style of archery.... As a right-handed archer, have always nocked the arrow on the left side of the bow, but for rapid-fire shooting, nocking the arrow on the right side of the bow makes sense....just might take a bit of getting used to....
Nice, concise video. Thanks, Murat.
Its very interesting to see convergence in techniques. What you say basically matches word by word my own findings when I self-trained in trad. archery: instinctive for up to 30 meters and use of reference points with deliberate aiming process beyond 30 m. Why the "30 meters"? I guess, this distance (or similar) is natural limit for human "tools" for instinctive aiming. Great video and explanation, Murat!
Thanks for the advice and the video Brother murat really appreciate it
I read that there is correlation between Persian and Ottoman Archery. Like the grip cheng-i baz similar to Persian name: changal-i baz. Thank you for passing on your knowledge. The Turkish style bow is my absolute favourite
Turkish and Persian cultures have been interacting since 7th century and Iranian plateau has been ruled by Turkish military elite since 9th century. There have been mutual interaction between these two cultures for more than a thousand years.
@@abdulkabza so interesting
Especially Persian language effects Turkish. This terms used in Turkish when Turks began to write about archery
Extremely helpful. Thank you!
Another great post
Keep up the good work
Amazing video! Great instruction! A hug from Brasil!
Thank you!
Very informative. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
Very helpfull, thankyou very much for sharing this insight :)
Thank you for this video. You guys are awesome
Thank you for your interest!
Elinize emeğinize sağlık.. yıllar sonra da izlenilecek değerli bir kaynak olmuş.
Teşekkürler! Ben de öyle umuyorum.
lots of great info. thank you
Awesome! Greetings from Poland, Ukraine and Tatar!
This is very high quality content, thank you
Thank you!
Another great vid. Thanks a bunch.
Teşekkürler Murat Hocam, harika bilgiler için. Benim de tam olarak kafama takılan 'okçulukta nişan alma' konusuydu. Wonderful video. Thanks
Çok güzel bir çalışma, emeği geçen herkese teşekkürler.
Great video, thank you for your time and efforts to share this with us.
By the way: It would be awesome if you do a tutorial about instinctive shooting (if its possible to teach this kind of shooting)👍
Thank you fr yr interest.
Merhaba bro ! Where is the archery club ? I want to participate !
Where do u live?
Prefering lower anchors isn't as much about accuracy but more about optimal body mechanics as it puts less stress on shoulder joint and doesn't require as much strength of the shoulder capsule muscles. Great video nonetheless, great info!
Thanks! Lower anchor also provides better visibility when shootimng at a close target from horse back. If you anchor high targets at a certain distance may disappear behind the bow.
Nice sharing. Thanks
Great stuff! Very true indeed .
Thanks for Sharing🙏
jazakallah thank you for excellent info.
Excellent explanation - thank you sir. 🙏
Hi Murat, thanks for the video. Very interesting. I am still trying to get to apprentice level with the thumb ring haha It has been a long road so far. One part of my technique that I struggle with is where to anchor. When you say draw to the earlobe which part of your drawing hand touches your earlobe? I am left handed and have been 'aiming' down the line of the arrow eg. left hand side of the bow.
Touching yr earlobe with the thumbring is quite a good and repeatable anchor
Üstad tirkeşten oku çekişine hayranım
Teşekkürler😃
@@abdulkabza sırf o çekiş için bile bir tutorial videosu çekseniz izlenir
Thank you very much!
Very interesting video, thank you very much Murat. A slightly off-topic question. I can see that when shooting you turn the wrist of your bow hand and move it outwards so the bow turns practically 90 degrees (about the same way as it is done in Japanese archery). Is it done on purpose as a part of traditional ottoman shooting technique? If yes, can you please make a video about it and how it is supposed to be done correctly? Thank you in advance :)
Thank you! Yes, the bowhand movement has a purpose and there is already a video of mine: ruclips.net/video/dTZkrmM5hx4/видео.html
@@abdulkabza Thank you very much for the link to the other video :)
Harika içerik teşekkür ederiz.Bireysel okçular nasıl kendilerine güvenli atış alanı oluşturabilirler.Mesela evimin bir terası var , bir tane ases 80x80 hedef siparişi verdim.Oklarımın kırılmasını engellemek için maliyeti düşük nasıl önlemler almalıyım ? Güvenlik ağları bireysel okçular için inanılmaz masraflı olur diye düşünüyorum.
Yakın mesafeden atmak en güvenli şey. Torba idmanı gibi temel egzersizler zaten çok yakın mesafeden yapılıyor. Alüminyum ok alın ki osilasyondan kırılmasın.
Excellent skills ; your bow is interesting it doesn’t follow the usual Turkish bow form .
It is a Crimean Tatar bow The classification of Turkish bows is blurry and inaccurate. Crimean Tatars were allies and a part of the Ottoman army, so why not categorizing them as one of the bows of Turkish Ottoman Empire? I am shooting Turkish bows and bos of related cultures such as Korean and Mongol.
Excellent!
Çok değerli bilgiler, teşekkürler, saygılarımla.
Great Video!
thanks for sharing🙏
Excellent ! Excellent! Excellent!!!
Thank you!
Thank You
:)
Grazie..molto interessante
Elinize sağlık, faydalı oldu.
Nice job
Nice Bow... Where can I get.
Keskin Crimean Tatar bow
I have a 47 1/2 inch Grozier biocomposite Turkish short bow which is supposed to be historically accurate and use a 30 inch arrow which I draw to 29 inches to my cheek. If I drew to my ear then the draw would be about 30 to 31 inches and the bow would break. I'm only 5 ft 8 inches tall and many would have longer draw lengths than me.
My question is if the historical military draw was to the ear how would the bow not break? The average arrow was 29 inches like mine with the arrowhead added on to that. It does not seem to add up.
Thanks, great video!
In the collection of the Topkapı Palace Museum there are 500+ bows. Turkish bows' lengths vary from 89 cm (35'', flight bow) to 135 cm (53''). I am not talking about the Crimean Tatar bows that were even longer. So, it is just an assumption that the Turkish bow was short. However, most of the arrow shafts do not exceed 29''. It is a better and reliable indicator that the draw was short. However, as an archer with a body length of 185 cm (6 feet 0,8''), I draw only 29 to 29 1/2''. so, with a good back tension even taller archers drew shorter than thought, especially if it comes to heavier war bows. I once measured a shorthening of 2'' at my draw when I perfectly (so I thought at least) a 87 pound bow and shoot.
@@abdulkabza Thanks for the insight. Does the correct back tension possibly shorten the draw length required? When I shoot I always focus on the anchor point on my cheek and the arm holding the bow being straight. Do you focus on back tension instead or what do you suggest?
@@vfc1860 I consider the back tension as an important skill for opening mandal (handlock) fast and flawlessly. Having a good back tension makes the arm muscles loose and opening the hand occurs sharper.
efsana bir çalışma olmuş emeğinize sağlık.
pekiyi içgüdüsel atışta, yayı tuttuğun eli mi yoksa ipi çektiğin eli, oku mu yoksa sadece hedefi mi düşünüyorsun acaba? hiç dikkat ettin mi? oku atarken kafandan hangisi geçiyor, bunlardan birine ağırlık veriyor musun ? bilerek veya bilmeyerek. içinden geçen hangisi. ok mu yay mı hedef mi?
sağ ol
Bütün vücutla yapılan bir şey içgüdümlü atış. Sadece sol ya da sağ kol düşünülerek filan yapılmıyor.
Teşekkürler
non video related question, but do you know any resource or test done on the efficiency of modern bow materials?
As far as I know Dr. Szöllösy Gabor tested Grozer's fiberglass and compared it with the one used by another Hungarian bowyers If it was published it is probably in Hungarian language. There are articles of Adam Karpowicz comparing the peformance of selfbows with the Asian composites. They are available on the internet. But there must be others whch I don't know.
Hi Murat, question:
Armin Hirmer here talks about having the nocking point of the arrow slightly higher than 90 degrees, so that the arrow angles downwards.
I did not find such reference in either saracen archery or arab archery. Im wondering, is this historically the technique that was used? It certainly makes sense, which makes me wonder if im just missing it.
ruclips.net/video/7QYhxNaaYek/видео.html
Yes, it is true. Well-explained in Adam Swoboda's book. Pls take a look at my video of testing 3 Grozer bows.
@@abdulkabza Thank you!
watch and watch and watch again
Hocam sizin seviyenize gelmek için 40 değil 40.000 hiç değil 40.000.000 fırın ekmek yesek belki yaklaşırız bu nasıl bir bilgi birikim bu nasıl bir mükemmeliyet tek kelimeyle harika bir kemankeşsiniz
Çok nâziksiniz! Teşekkür ediyorum! 28 ve 29 Ağustos'taki Kyudo-Türk Okçuluğu buluşmasından haberdar mısınız? ilginizi çekecektir. Bekleriz!
@@abdulkabza hocam sizi her yerden takip ediyorum çok seviyorum sizi ama sadece pazar günü izinliyim malesef Türkiye ve Japonya diplomatik ilişki gösterinize üzülerek gelemiyorum keşke pazar günü olsa da gelsem...
@@musapoyraz5819 Hay Allah! Üzüldüm!
@@abdulkabza:(
Thank you
Murat hocam İzmir'de mi yoksa İstanbul'da mısınız genel olarak, Karşıyaka Alaybeyde oturuyorum Tirendaz Karşıyaka'ya gelip sizinle tanışmak isterim eğer siz de müsait ve İzmir'de olursanız :)
Merhaba! Maalesef artık İzmir Tirendaz yok. Devamlı İstanbul'dayım. Yolunuz buraya düşerse antrenmanımıza bekleriz.
@@abdulkabza İzmir'de açıldı yazısını görünce çok sevinmiştim nasip değilmiş. Davetiniz için çok teşekkür ederim hocam, kolay gelsin.
Abi seni cok severek izliyorum sana bir sorum olacak ufak tip ufak makarali bir ok avda is gorurmu (domuz)
Teşekkürler! Makaralı yaylar avcılıkta norm haline gelmiştir. Çekiş kuvveti önemli. Çoğu makaralı yay 60 lbs ve üstüdür. Domuza rahatlıkla yeter.
I been watching alot of your vids lately and was wondering what bow you recommend most, my main goal is hunting. But i want to move away from my bulky mongolian bow, if any viewers have a recommendation please let me know as well, want it at least 45 pounds, 50 would be perfect. Nothing large or to tall
Laminated bows are fastest as a rule of thumb but Turkish bowyer Şimşek makes excellent all-resin bows with high energy efficiency. Go for a Grozer Turkish laminate (Hungarian bowyers), Keskin Tunçay or Şimşek Short Crimean Tatar (Turkish bowyers). All these models generate enogh energy at 45-55 lbs range hen drawn at 28 or further and when heavy arrows (10 gpp) are used.
Thanks :)
Me gusta ese arco por las palas y el manilar que es bien comodo me gusta mucho quiero uno de ese arco soy de Argentina saludos abrazo
Greetings from Istanbul!
Thank You for this great lesson, Sir!
yes
Sevgili abicim geleneksel bir Türk yayı edinmeyi planlıyorum alabileceğim bir yer ve fiyat aralığı önerebilirmisiniz
Bu kanalda yer alan test videolarıno seyredin lütfen!
ma syaa Alloh..
Hocam merhaba, ben Amerika'da yasiyorum sormak istedim: burda bas parmak atisla ilgili bilgi olan biliyormusun? Atiyorum ben Custom Thumb Ring sitesindeki yuzuklerle ve aciyor ama insanlar aci olmamasi lazim diyorlar, onunla ilgili sormak istedim.
Tesekkurler!
Parmağınıza uygun yapılmış zihgirle vr doğru teknikle atış yapıldığında acı olmaz. ABD' de Japon,Kore veya Çin okçuluğuyla ilgilenen birilerini bulabilirsn belki. Aynı değildir ama benzer.
@@abdulkabza Zihgir olmasa desek, yayin ipi tam nereye gelmesi lazim bas parmakta? Resim varmi oyle, benimki bas parmagin ilk kemigin biraz altina geliyor
Zihgir en alt boğuma oturmayıp bir kaç mm yukarıda kalacak
Hocam siz ankarada mısınız
Hayır, İstanbul'da yaşıyorum.
Murat Özveri'nin resmi kanalı mı?
Bu hesap Murat Özveri'nin kendine mi ait?
Evet!
Evet!
@@abdulkabza o zaman abone oldum.
Bu arada bir sorum olacaktı hocam; Türk yayları yapımı zor olan ve en uzun sürede yapılan yaylar, kablo sırtlı yaylar (cable backed bow) hem yapımı kolay hem de kısa sürede yapılan yaylar. Ama iki yayın da güçleri ve enerjileri birbirlerine çok yakın olabiliyor. Bu iki yayı kıyaslayıp savaş ve avlanmada kullanılıp kullanılamayacağını anlatabilir misiniz? Eğer yaparsanız çok sevinirim.
teşekkürler abi
Rica ederim!
Archery is instinctive to humans. It has meant survival and war for thousand of generations...
I really wanted to learn archery but didn't have the tools. can you give a present for me hehehe
Excellent, teşekkür ederim! 👍
How long your draw length and how long your arrow sir?
Murat’s draw length is 30” if I’m not mistaken but I don’t know about arrow length
29 to 29 1/2 inches
This is a great video Murat. One of the best in explaining it. I myself go between instinctive and split vision methods. The falcon grip method is intriguing as well. Also I wanted to ask what's the bow that you're using in this video.
Thank you! I have been on the same track too: intuitive and split vision. The bow here is Keskin's Crimean Tatar.
@@abdulkabza Could you direct me to where I could acquire Keskin's Tatar bow? It certainly has a nice shape to it.
It looks and shoota great! He has a. Facebook page "Keskin Geleneksel Yayları & Keskin Archery".
@@abdulkabza Thank you!
SİVAS ERETNA ZİHGİRLERİNE BEKLERİZ...
Where did your mustache go man? :|
Hahahahah! I have been having this beard since I was a senior student in the university. Moustache was a "try".
Turkey archers 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Im from indonesia.
Practical academic
Same thing in Persian Archery: sinekesh draw to earlobe 🤔
Iran was ruled by Turkish dynasties from the 9th cent on