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Can you hit an arrow with your arrow;
(8) | 07/05/2021 | Translate: Someone asked the archer Josh if he can throw an arrow and then hit that arrow in the air with another arrow.
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Archer throwing darts curve Danish archer Lars Andersen shows us how to throw an arrow with curve. Generally, when we throw the arc in the air, We can curl the trajectory of the arrow on the vertical axis. But Lars Andersen shows us that it is possible and the curve of an arrow on a horizontal axis. thus manages to hit a target behind an obstacle. - An incredible Archer The Lars Andersen shows us the many different techniques of archery that uses, based on how the battle of the ancient warriors. Explains the methods by which improved speed and accuracy, While doing some incredible shots behind his back, on the go and in the air. Catches by hand the opponent's arrow, pouring three arrows in only 0,6 seconds and cuts to both an arrow coming over the, with an arrow from his bow.
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Yes!! can!!