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Getting Started With Horseback Archery (Part 1 of 5) - Archery Prep

#archery #horsebackarchery #horsemanship This is part 1 of 5 parts of getting started with horseback archery. In this first part I talk about getting good at shooting without worrying about equipment so much and not necessarily trying to be accurate. It's much more important to be coordinated to be able to move around and shoot from any direction of your body and any position to be in rather than classical shooting of aiming from the cheek etc. Always being fluid with your shooting technique will help make it easier when you're on top of the horse shooting arrows. Getting Started With Horseback Archery (Part 1 of 5) - Archery Prep    • Getting Started With Horseback Archer...   Getting Started With Horseback Archery (Part 2 of 5) Horse Handling    • Getting Started With Horseback Archer...   Getting Started With Horseback Archery (Part 3 of 5) Shooting With The Horse    • Getting Started With Horseback Archer...   Getting Started With Horseback Archery (Part 4 of 5) Shooting While Riding The Horse    • Getting Started With Horseback Archer...   Getting Started With Horseback Archery (Part 5 of 5) Controlling Your Horse With Your Body    • Getting Started With Horseback Archer...   Here is where I talk about different bows:    • Tips For Starting Horseback Archery   Please consider joining up on Patreon for horse health and horsemanship classes! It's just a couple of coffees per month!   / stablehorsetraining   Check out our new 360 degree horse videos channel here:    / @stablehorsetraining3602   See Our Introduction Video For 360 Video Here:    • Introduction To Stable Horse Training!   Like us on Facebook:   / stablehorsetraining   Follow on Instagram:   / stable.horse.training   Follow us on Twitter:   / horse_stable   We made a cool little movie going for a ride in our famous local park, Golden Ears Park. Check that out here:    • The Ride   Main site: http://www.stablehorsetraining.com/