Lars Andersen: a new level of archery

The ultimate archery trick. Proving that Hollywood archery is not historical. Lars Andersen in Bridgestone commercial Article in OutdoorHub Press release: DO I HIT EVERYHING? I use a LOT of time practicing, and every time I set out to learn a new skill, a new trick or how to handle a new type of bow or arrow, it takes a long time, with plenty of misses. When I got the idea of grabbing an arrow in flight and firing before I landed, it took me months to learn. For a long time, arrows flew everywhere! But there’s no trick in the video that I haven’t done many times (except for splitting the arrow in flight – after I’d done that once I finished the video). The one with hitting the blade I’ve only done three times, though. All that running hurt my knees. ;-) THE BACK QUIVER Hollywood of course did not invent the back quiver, but they spread the myth it was proper archery