The theory and practice of archery

About this book

In an era when archery was both a competitive sport and a vital skill, "The Theory and Practice of Archery" by Horace A. Ford and W. Butt emerges as an essential guide for enthusiasts and practitioners alike. This comprehensive manual meticulously explores the mechanics behind bows and arrows, offering insights into shooting techniques and the physics of flight. With its detailed examination of form and precision, readers will discover the nuances that distinguish amateur archers from seasoned marksmen. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians interested in the evolution of sports and skills, this document serves as a foundational text that bridges tradition with technique, enriching the understanding of archery's enduring legacy.