The Archers Paradox in SLOW MOTION --- '3 Surprising Results'

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[Myotherlifeisdead]

The support with the merchandise launch has been amazing!
Thank you so much! I will get your products to you as soon as possible!
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[a.wilson]

Archery is a healthy exercise not only for muscles, but the mind, eyes, and soul, and it helps to put it all together in ballance. Thanks for your inspiring videos.

[CJNewc]

Arrows look like noodles flying through the air, it's amazing we're able to hit anything at all!

[WestonTeli]

the flex isn't the paradox, it's the solution. the paradox is the arrow going straight even though it's slanted on a non-shelved bow.

[Waty]

8:20 You never really talk about which arrows you are shooting or how you are matching them to the many bows you build and shoot, but a properly matched arrow will minimize the left/right miss issue you describe here.

[Crazymohawk]

It's great to see you exploring the mechanics of archery.

[michaelbonesmusic]

flying spaghetti very surprising - I would love to see 3 vs 4 flight arrows

[thefeatheredfrontiersman]

Dude that's crazy!
I totally understand why you make your arrows big, heavy end forward!!!
When it bounces off the shelf the smaller end on the nock is less likely to rub the rest on the way out! Then the helical fletching that causes spin tightens the circle that the flex causes!
See for the first year I couldn't get an arrow to fly straight at all.
It was when I compounded a foreshaft, it relived stress. Allowing more paradox. They flew much better! My first arrows we're far too stiff.
But I still don't spine check my arrows. It is some just behave much better.
Dude crammer, I really appreciate it! I really just figured something out!

[htkoko]

2:02 that bow has a window cut through the center, hence the riser is not in the way of the arrow flight. Flex of the arrow can be explained in physics concerning motion from static and those energy transfer hoohah, lol, right?

[zrxdoug]

My guess is that your arrows aren't "reversing" their direction of rotation in flight..the rotation rate is simply changing (accelerating or decelerating roll rate) to the point that your frame rate records it and your eye perceives it as such..
Ever watch a cars wheel going down the highway next to you, and see it suddenly appear to begin rotating backwards? Or see how a helicopter blade will appear to rotate backward or even stand still, depending on frame rate?
Same thing.

[MyMumei]

Like how you are using the Black Hunter.
I got the recurve and cant wait for your string to arrive.

[johnrabb]

Kramer, just received my t-shirt and tumbler, thank you very much. Looking forward to more videos and getting more gear in the future. Thank you again.

[rwgoodship]

Excellent video. Great to see the paradox in action. Spot on.😎👍🏹🇨🇦

[SWINGERINTO]

How much time did you spend on the flip book that got one second of air time??

[CampfireKodiak]

Really neat video! Seeing the arrow move that much makes me really appreciate trick shots where people shoot tiny objects.

[m.jewell]

With your 1000 frames/second, it would be really interesting to see how your bow reacts during a shot. There was a shot or two showing how the bow moves after release, so please show us more!

[marinasilver]

I like your videos! The content, the professional way you make them, the new ideas...very good!
kind regards

[timbo]

The arrow swapping rotation mid-flight is blowing my mind. Why? How many of my shots do that? What does it do to accuracy?

[bowhunter]

Good day for a good day! Awesome that you captured the change in rotation of the arrow with straight fletching. In general, bowstrings made with counterclockwise twists (looking down string from either end) will cause a bare shaft arrow to spin counterclockwise (aka right spin). Using right wing feathers with a right helical fletching on a string with counterclockwise twist will produce a consistent right spin from the start. Of course, your finger release can affect this. Great stuff - keep it coming!

[Pigmaster]

Incredible video as always. Love you King. Keep up the good work