shooting line
1 of 1noun/ˈʃutɪŋ laɪn/
Forms:shooting lines
1
the designated area from which archers shoot their arrows in target archery
A shooting line in archery is the marked line where archers stand while taking their shots. It ensures everyone shoots from the same distance to the target, promoting fairness and safety. Archers position themselves behind the line, aligning their feet and body for a steady and consistent stance during shooting. The shooting line is a key part of organized competitions and practice sessions.
- The archers lined up along the shooting line, ready to take their shots.
- Make sure your feet are positioned correctly on the shooting line before you shoot.
- It's important to maintain proper form while standing on the shooting line.
- The shooting line is marked with clear indicators for distance and position.
- Stepping over the shooting line before the signal results in a penalty.