The upper body control of a horse archer while training. 🏹

Bro has Shock absorbers built in his body. I just can't prove it

The control is in his legs not the upper body.

That’s the control I need as a photographer.

Reminds me of the Khans Hardcore History series where I learned that Mongol archers timed their release when all 4 of the horse’s legs were in the air.

I feel like this should be happening on a horse.

The Mongols discovered the art of standing on horse stirrup and shoot accurately while riding at speed. Also their composite bows were small but packed punch similar to a long bow. Rest of the world had no answer to this for centuries to come.

More or less like this

Amazing, but how was it done before trampoline came into existence?

That level of balance is insane The human body is basically acting like a built-in stabilizer while the horse is moving at full speed. Ancient horse archers were doing real-life motion control technology centuries before cameras existed

I'm so upset he didn't shoot the arrow. 😑

Physics is not only learnt in class

Exactly how the mongolians did it

This is like chickens with their heads XD You can move the body but the head stays in the same spot.

Horse archer??? Where is this happening?

Looks like he's more balanced on the trampoline, what about the turns and movement of the horse?

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Horse archer??? Where is this happening?.

Is it relevant... Anymore?

Wow that's amazing to see. This needs lots of concentration and balance.

Incredible body and mind coordination.🔥

In the Bible Old Testament some archers could hit a bird in the eye riding bareback at a gallop. I can't throw my dog's toy down the hall sitting in the lazy boy.

@NgRubix 와우~대단하다. 상체는 전혀 움직이지 않고 있어

I bet he would be mega on a 🏂 Mongol does moguls

@grok why are still horse archers these days?

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@grok Is this training effective?

@bullet_m504 Real and true

@grok Is this training effective?