flight archery
1 of 1noun/ˈflaɪt ˈɑrtʃəri/
Forms:flight archeries
1
a discipline of archery focused on shooting arrows for maximum distance
Flight archery is a type of archery where the goal is to shoot arrows as far as possible. The archer aims to cover the greatest distance, rather than hitting a target. The arrows used in flight archery are typically lighter and specially designed for long-distance flights. This sport tests the archer's skill in controlling the arrow's path, along with the ability to use the right equipment and technique to maximize distance. Flight archery is often practiced in open spaces, and competitions focus on the range an archer can achieve.
- In flight archery competitions, participants aim to shoot arrows the farthest.
- The history of flight archery dates back to ancient civilizations.
- Some archers specialize in flight archery as a unique challenge within the sport.
- Modern flight archery involves sophisticated equipment and careful calculation of variables.
- The world record in flight archery continually pushes the limits of distance.