Recurve Archery

Recurve archery involves using a bow with limbs that curve away from the archer at the ends, which stores more energy and delivers a smoother shot. The bow's design allows for increased power and accuracy, especially at longer distances. Archers draw the string back, aim, and release to shoot an arrow toward a target. It’s a traditional and competitive sport that emphasizes precision, control, and technique. Recurve bows are commonly used in Olympic archery and are valued for their balance of performance and classical design.