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Torsdag, 26. januar 2012 14:56 |
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Dietmar Trillus was recently a guest at Gladsaxe Archery club in Denmark, where he held a lecture about the mental game in archery. His wisdom can summed up in the following top 10 does and don´ts:
- Anything is possible
- Dont care, just put the funny black rod in the yellow bit and thats it
- Only change one thing at a time, and train it for at least a week,
- Beware of they honeymoon syndrom of new equipment, technique etc.
- Famililarity breeds content, change release.
- Will power, determination and determination is the only way to solve target panik
- Believe in your material and make sure it is maintained
- In tournaments think about anything else than shooting, distract your self, focus only when you anker
- 3 things that effect your score equipment, location and yourself. You have no control over your self.
- If it ain't broke don't fix it
- Have fun
- Don't listen to everyone figure it out your self
- Consistancy by repeatability = bow tuning = paper tuning
- Bow grip is key factor, paper ends up tuning you.
- Tuning at 5-8 m is where you see most
- Nock high tear to be preferred
- 5-10 shots at a time and use same arrow and adjust, if 1 deviates change nock
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Onsdag, 07. december 2011 18:28 |
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The Face2Face tournement was for the first time being held in UK, where it is the plan that it shall be a regular bi-annual tournement together with the one being held in Holland. The Danish Team consisted of Mens Compound, Martin Damsbo, Torben Johannessen and Nicklas Freise, Womens Compound Camilla Soemod and Michalina Sigil and Womens Recurve Louise Laursen. The standard of shooting was very high and most of the Danish archers matches in the preliminary rounds very close.
Martin Damsbo made it into the semifinals, after a slow start shooting well on the second day. Both semifinals were decided by a one-arrow shoot-off, with GELLENTHIEN defeating Martin , and DELOCHE of France doing likewise against Italy's Sergio PAGNI, who went on to win the bronze medal over Martin in another close match.
In the recurve women's tournament, Louise LAURSEN took the gold medal, defeating home favourite Charlotte BURGESS. The British archer twice led Louise, before losing the match with a last arrow 7 to hand her Louise the gold medal
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