Kyudo, Hamamatsu, Japan

Japanese archery, Kyudo lesson in Hamamatsu, Japan

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[campfirestring]

what is the draw wieght of a yumi?

[mirekrybaltowski]

Sorry, I dont remember :(

Greetings

[szarna1]

Widze, ze Mariusz nadal pielegnuje swoje strzeleckie (lucznicze) pasje. Slusznie - byl w tym naprawde dobry! :-)

[mirekrybaltowski]

Hej, znasz mojego brata? Ktoś Ty? Pozdrawiam. Miras

[KTSM2006]

Was this at the Kyudo range close to the daigaku?

[mirekrybaltowski]

Yes Antje, this one. Greetings.

[rickebeal]

@campfirestring In ancient times Japanese yumi ranged from 20 kilo to 45 kilo. today the range is 6 kilo to 30 with most people shooting in the middle around 15 to 20 kilo. But the taller a person is the longer the draw and more weight has to be added.

[sociald913]

Kyudo isnt realy about hitting the target its more of a form of meditation, the sensies usualy get mad when you get excited about hitting the target, but hey it was your first time.

[sociald913]

holly shit shoot the sensies hand off.

[Kringelbulle]

You can see where all the people have been training in the floor, thats amazing !

[campfirestring]

ok thanks, i was just thinking about how that compares with the american recurves i like to shoot.

[takahashi279]

I have practiced kyudo for quit some time now, The draw weights are from 10 Kilograms (22 Pounds) all the way to 25 Kilograms (55 Pounds).

[szarna1]

W zamierzchlej licealnej przeszlosci trenowalismy razem strzelectwo. Mariusz byl pierwsza osoba, ktora potrafila wytlumaczyc mi tajniki tej sztuki. Dlatego fakt, ze trafilam na ten filmik wsrod milionow innych, to naprawde mila niespodzialnka :-)