what a legend to sit tight! I WANT A GO! that looks so fun- jumping with no hands while shooting a target ....sounds like my kinda thing :P dangerous, adrenalin, excitement..........yep, defo my kinda thing :)
apart from the fact that my 6 year old 16hh tb cross, probably wouldn't canter in a striaght line let alone jump a fence in CANTER!
Plus, there are other (also hungarian and turkish (can be inner-asian turkish also)) methods, which it seems you don't know of, so you don't have to invent the spanish wax once again.... :D
Congratulations to the kid, he's really good at his age. :)
Btw, I would like to clarify a thing. On the steppe there are no real obstacles, not at this height, and they are not artificial. Steppean warfare went into hand-to-hand combat really scarcely under and after the hun period, usually only at the ends of the combat, when the other party started to run. Please do not misinterpret things.
I Absolutely love these kids!!! Everytime I watch theses videos they get alot better! I think they are such cuties too!!:) Archery alone is really hard(Ive had my share of it) and horse jumping is too! But the can do both and make it look easy!! Cheers to them!!
Great video. This kid is going to be awesome. Although his speed may come close to Kassais, I really don't think they can be compared. Kassai starts further away from his target and I wonder if this technique/style is also accurate over greater distance. But I can see it is very effective in this type of training. I'm going to give it a shot myself! :)
The attacks he says are always a sweeping arch to the left
This is a predicable restrictive attack method
and no obstacles on the battle field . The Reality is there where rocks trees ditches dead horses and worriers to jump and yet he only trains his students straight track free of obstacles I believe the battle field reality was much harsher and required jumping obstacles , much maneuvering and a 220 degree shooting arch.
@erihama: I'm not saying one or the other is better, I'm just saying they can't be compared. I'm convinced you must train for every possibility. And this is certainly a great training if the enemy is close. I noticed you write Kassia, but it is Kassai. No biggie, but because it was consistantly wrong, I wanted to point it out.
Cannot find anything on Samaria, except for being once the capital of Israel. Too bad, liked to have found some reference to it.
@Bajutsuka I would assume he'd be using the Sassanian release to stop arrow paradox: two fingers underneath the arrow, and one finger along the side of the arrow to stabilise it.
Nice speed and fluent motion, certainly worth trying.
I agree with soldatna on this however, from an archery aspect it might lack accuracy, especially with a stronger bow because he has to squeeze his arrows and his bow together in one hand. As I have no info on "Samarian/Samaritan style, I don't know if they shot from horseback, their closeness to Assyrian would suggest different bows. Or do you mean "Sarmathian" style?
@Quenyandur The squeeze of the arrows with stronger bow will not happen if you don't squeeze them instead let the pull anchor the bow in the palm of you hand also the closest to Samaria style left side shooting is the magic art of Kyudo
The Samaria where know for simple but deadly techniques no unnecessary movements no wasted energy and no unnecessary exposed attack surfaces
@larsandersen23 I have studied Japanese and a little of King Aurthers Nights There was a ship wreck discovered a few years back and they found some very unique horse bows and engravings of his nights shooting as Leo is, also if they put poison on there broad heads it would be very risky to load and fire the way Kassia is doing it. I think we should make it clear that this is Kassia's style (the double draw) and not necessarily the official Hun style
@Quenyandur The article I read and the pictures the bows where defiantly semi recurves similar to what the boys are using in the video but smaller and more beefier.
Hats off!! Congratulations to you all. Great video and very interesting style to load arrows. (Fingers and right side?!?) Never seen this before. Greetings. (5/5 +Favourite)
@Trophybow1 Loe says thanks the boys are making a there first CHI enabled horse bow it is a very old and secret way of using materials to help channel you energy into the arrow There are old Japanese stories of arrows going 6 inches in to solid rock they should have there made in the next 2 months.
@erihama Very interesting indeed. Good luck to your bow making broject. I hope i can see the bow soon in action. If you have time, let me know how it goes. Greetings to you all.
@soldatna I am trying to promote the boys 1st and then the sport 2dn I would have to see what you have in mind also what is your thinking on right side or left side shooting
what a legend to sit tight! I WANT A GO! that looks so fun- jumping with no hands while shooting a target ....sounds like my kinda thing :P dangerous, adrenalin, excitement..........yep, defo my kinda thing :)
apart from the fact that my 6 year old 16hh tb cross, probably wouldn't canter in a striaght line let alone jump a fence in CANTER!
iluvnaz 4 months ago
I would love to try this..
TheDaki75 10 months ago
Plus, there are other (also hungarian and turkish (can be inner-asian turkish also)) methods, which it seems you don't know of, so you don't have to invent the spanish wax once again.... :D
liuntika 10 months ago
Congratulations to the kid, he's really good at his age. :)
Btw, I would like to clarify a thing. On the steppe there are no real obstacles, not at this height, and they are not artificial. Steppean warfare went into hand-to-hand combat really scarcely under and after the hun period, usually only at the ends of the combat, when the other party started to run. Please do not misinterpret things.
We used bows from a safe distance. :)
liuntika 10 months ago
Oops... I see the targets now!
PSYCHEDELIChorses 10 months ago
R they just randomly shooting or do they have targets
PSYCHEDELIChorses 10 months ago
I Absolutely love these kids!!! Everytime I watch theses videos they get alot better! I think they are such cuties too!!:) Archery alone is really hard(Ive had my share of it) and horse jumping is too! But the can do both and make it look easy!! Cheers to them!!
bballg123 1 year ago
@bballg123 The boys say thanks ;-)
erihama 1 year ago
Why is the second kid dressed like that? I mean, no offense. I think it's pretty cool.
SushiMaster82 1 year ago
Great video. This kid is going to be awesome. Although his speed may come close to Kassais, I really don't think they can be compared. Kassai starts further away from his target and I wonder if this technique/style is also accurate over greater distance. But I can see it is very effective in this type of training. I'm going to give it a shot myself! :)
Bajutsuka 1 year ago
Kassia's System
Always shoots to the right and in a strait line
The attacks he says are always a sweeping arch to the left
This is a predicable restrictive attack method
and no obstacles on the battle field . The Reality is there where rocks trees ditches dead horses and worriers to jump and yet he only trains his students straight track free of obstacles I believe the battle field reality was much harsher and required jumping obstacles , much maneuvering and a 220 degree shooting arch.
erihama 1 year ago 2
@erihama: I'm not saying one or the other is better, I'm just saying they can't be compared. I'm convinced you must train for every possibility. And this is certainly a great training if the enemy is close. I noticed you write Kassia, but it is Kassai. No biggie, but because it was consistantly wrong, I wanted to point it out.
Cannot find anything on Samaria, except for being once the capital of Israel. Too bad, liked to have found some reference to it.
Once again: I like this, great riders!
Bajutsuka 1 year ago
@Bajutsuka I would assume he'd be using the Sassanian release to stop arrow paradox: two fingers underneath the arrow, and one finger along the side of the arrow to stabilise it.
This is just my guess though ....
daryush55 5 months ago
@daryush55 dont think so you can see his hand in HI res full screen
just his thumb
erihama 5 months ago
Nice speed and fluent motion, certainly worth trying.
I agree with soldatna on this however, from an archery aspect it might lack accuracy, especially with a stronger bow because he has to squeeze his arrows and his bow together in one hand. As I have no info on "Samarian/Samaritan style, I don't know if they shot from horseback, their closeness to Assyrian would suggest different bows. Or do you mean "Sarmathian" style?
Quenyandur 1 year ago
@Quenyandur The squeeze of the arrows with stronger bow will not happen if you don't squeeze them instead let the pull anchor the bow in the palm of you hand also the closest to Samaria style left side shooting is the magic art of Kyudo
The Samaria where know for simple but deadly techniques no unnecessary movements no wasted energy and no unnecessary exposed attack surfaces
My 2 cents worth
erihama 1 year ago
Really good
and nice to see other archers who shoot "right side"
I do not think there is a "Hun" style
to shoot left and the double draw as Lajos Kassai uses
is to my knowledge not based on anything historical.
larsandersen23 1 year ago
@larsandersen23 I have studied Japanese and a little of King Aurthers Nights There was a ship wreck discovered a few years back and they found some very unique horse bows and engravings of his nights shooting as Leo is, also if they put poison on there broad heads it would be very risky to load and fire the way Kassia is doing it. I think we should make it clear that this is Kassia's style (the double draw) and not necessarily the official Hun style
erihama 1 year ago
@erihama: The Mary Rose only had longbows on board, you are mixing two things here.
What you studied is completely irrelevant here. It should spell "King Arthur's Knights" by the way.
Quenyandur 1 year ago
@Quenyandur The article I read and the pictures the bows where defiantly semi recurves similar to what the boys are using in the video but smaller and more beefier.
erihama 1 year ago
Hats off!! Congratulations to you all. Great video and very interesting style to load arrows. (Fingers and right side?!?) Never seen this before. Greetings. (5/5 +Favourite)
Trophybow1 1 year ago
@Trophybow1 Loe says thanks the boys are making a there first CHI enabled horse bow it is a very old and secret way of using materials to help channel you energy into the arrow There are old Japanese stories of arrows going 6 inches in to solid rock they should have there made in the next 2 months.
erihama 1 year ago
@erihama Very interesting indeed. Good luck to your bow making broject. I hope i can see the bow soon in action. If you have time, let me know how it goes. Greetings to you all.
Trophybow1 1 year ago
The only one I have seen shoot close to that fast is a Native American. I am putting a video together to promote the sport may I use this clip.
soldatna 1 year ago
@soldatna I am trying to promote the boys 1st and then the sport 2dn I would have to see what you have in mind also what is your thinking on right side or left side shooting
Thanks
Proud Dad
erihama 1 year ago
@erihama Taking a closer look I unable to see the accuracy of his shots. It also looks like he has a very brused face. Look forward to seeing more.
soldatna 1 year ago
@soldatna The brused face was the make up artist idea
Leo thinks its cool
erihama 1 year ago
I had to come back a watch Leo again...I am so happy for him and you also....
CombatArchery 1 year ago
Wow, This movie is amazing :)
radekrad 1 year ago
they inspire me greatly!!
AngieGirl814 1 year ago
WOW he's jumping with no hands and the pony bucks and the only thing he say is WOOHOOOOO XD love it
jbdezoveelste 1 year ago
holy.....CRAP! omg that has got to be the best thing ever. i didnt even know that was a sport?! where do i sign up??!
Hope4Height 1 year ago
this is amazing!
gothicrocker17 1 year ago
OMG thats INCREDIBLE!!!! great job!!
horsequeen4life 1 year ago
Congratulations to Leo Bennett from Greek Horseback Archers!
Leo, our best wishes for a great world-success, follow you !
Aristotle
horsebackarchers 1 year ago
Jeeze! i wanna try!
Budorama94 1 year ago
this is amazing! OMG! incredible! I could totally never do that! and they were JUMPING too? how high?? :) :) well done
PonyPerson62 1 year ago
@PonyPerson62 3 foot 3 with no hands and shoot at the apex of the jump
erihama 1 year ago
Wow well done!!! Love ur pony, definitely some fire in the belly :) x
eventerkatie84 1 year ago
She gets a little fire in her some times. That is some good stuff. Keep up the hard work...
str8shooter308 1 year ago