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Aluminum can be made straighter than wood because it does not have a grain and is more durable. However, at the time this honor was written, carbon arrows had not hit the archery scene.  Carbon is considered to be more durable than aluminum. 
 
  
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A bow level is like any other level. It is a bubble telling you when you have reached a complete vertical or horizontal plane. Bow levels were designed to let the archer know when the bow was straight up and down. These, however, are not allowed in Olympic competition.
 
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This is a mechanical device that allows you to aim. It has the ability to adjust for windage (left and right) or elevation (up and down). It is only effective if the archer is shooting the same way every single time. Otherwise, it is useless.
 
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The purpose of a bow sling is to keep you from dropping your bow. There are two types of bow slings: the wrist sling and the finger sling.
 
  
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This is a tool that clips onto the string and aligns with the arrow rest to allow you to place the nocking point on the correct spot on the sting.
 
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This is a rod or combination of rods that extend out from the bow to be used for the elimination of torque. They vary in length and weight. While most stabilizers all do the same thing, each archer has their preference based on the stability of the shot.
 
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A mechanical device, usually metal, mounted on the window of the bow used to tell the archer that they are at a full draw by making a "click" sound.
 
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This is an arrow rest which can be adjusted further or closer to the bow, further or closer to the archer and moves out of the way as the arrow passes through the bow allowing for a cleaner shot.
 
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A string kisser is a small protrusion placed on the bowstring as an additional reference point. It touches the archers lips, teeth or nose at full draw.
 
  
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Although nothing flies like the feather God created, plastic feathers or "vanes" can be made exactly the same because they are made from a mold. Getting feathers to match by weight and size is difficult on one arrow and even harder to match a dozen. Vanes are more durable and not susceptible to weather conditions.
 
  
 
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An aperture in a small round piece of plastic or metal which is set between the strands of a string above the nocking point to sight through and in line with the bow sight.
 
  
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This chapter shows how to adjust the arrow rest, pressure button, string height and nocking point height to achieve good arrow flight out of the bow.
 
  
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Tiro con arco - Avanzado

Nivel de destreza

2

Año

1976

Version

26.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

División Norteamericana

Archery Advanced AY Honor.png
Tiro con arco - Avanzado
Actividades recreacionales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
División Norteamericana
Año de introducción
1976


1

Tener la especialidad de Tiro con arco.


Para consejos e instrucciones, véase Tiro con arco.


2

Explicar las ventajas que se encuentran en el blanco del arquero al hacer uso de los siguientes equipos:


2a

Flechas de aluminio para tiro al blanco



2b

Nivel del arco



2c

Visor del arco



2d

Arnés para el arco/dragonera



2e

Sujetadores cuadrados de la flecha en la cuerda



2f

Estabilizador del arco



2g

Disparador



2h

Arco de lámina flexible



2i

Botón de boca-nariz (Kisser button)



2j

Estabilizadores de plástico en la flecha



2k

Mirilla




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Explicar qué se entiende por la columna de la flecha.



4

Leer los siguientes capítulos en The National Archery Association Instructor’s Manual [Manual del Instructor de la Asociación Nacional de Tiro con Arco] o en otro libro semejante:


4a

Corrección de problemas



4b

Tiro avanzado



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Afinación del arco




5

Usando un arco estándar (arco olímpico), anotar uno de los siguientes:
a. Adentro
30 flechas (5 rondas) a 18 metros (60 pies), anotar 140 puntos en un blanco de 60 cm (23.62 pulgadas)
b. Al aire libre
30 flechas (5 rondas) a 30 metros (98.42 pies), anotar 170 puntos en un blanco de 122 cm (48.03 pulgadas)



6

Revisar y practicar las normas de seguridad de tiro al blanco.




Referencias

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