10 arrows in 10 seconds by Mihai Cozmei

NEW FAST SHOOTING RECORD WITH THE FLYING QUIVER:
Ten arrows in ten seconds (10,8s, 18m distance)!
Remaining consistent and comfortable while shooting at a very high pace (1,2 seconds rate of fire in this case), becomes possible through a more complete implementation of the "principle of the umbrella", (applied for drawing and loading as well).
Nevertheless, several updates were also needed in order to increase the compatibility of the archery technique with the basic principle of shooting:
- wide and upright basic stance, open to the target and having a strong dynamic aspect,
- proper breathing control (shooting all the arrows after inspiration while keeping the air inside, before the next breathing out),
- using the flying quiver in a more horizontal position (by shortening the front shoulder straps, eventually lengthening the rigid rods from the back part)
- implementing a higher performance loading technique ("the slapping hand", which will be the main subject of a future Facebook posting)

video, Katariina Cozmei

[Nacruht]

Can we appreciate how consistent he is, every arrow placement in the bow has 4 knocks before he shoots, he isn't fumbling the arrows to try and get the fastest shot

[dragonchild]

The gentle careful flick, there is no unnecessary moving just a smooth cycle of precise small movements. Incredible

[Ashbringer]

That was damn good. As an fellow Asiatic bow user i know how much skill is involved. That was very smooth

[evanleclaire]

I like that the arrows landed in a realistic way. No faking the results. 👌

[HuntsmanStrong]

No one ever let this man get lost at sea for 20 years.

[masonpugh]

Amazing how much bow pull great video educational lots practice ❤

[FranciscoEdmarGomes]

Sou fã e até hoje e a minha inspiração para meus treinos mesmo não se igualado claro as suas técnicas o cara e fera demais🇧🇷🤗🤗🙏🏹🏹🏹. Mihai Cozmei 🏹🏹🏹🙏🤗🤗🇧🇷

[iamionscat]

Incredible. I would end it there but you are also incredibly inspiring.

If you somehow stumble across this video and my comment, you likely already know but he does the same thing here, but also from the back of a galloping horse!

Plus he looks so incredibly cool while he's doing it that it's not fair.

Thank you for sharing this video with us.

[koolgarhwali]

Just reminded me of the greatest archer in the history, Gandivdhari Arjun 🔥

[harlinwall]

Always nice to see the smooth flow of your technique, Mihai!
What is the draw weight of this bow?

[archerandbowyer]

Superb! Your endless improvement is admirable.

[johnmadrigal]

I thought you were not going to show the grouping, hats off to you and your skills

[sirajalmunir]

Not exactly 10 mins but still really impressive. I as a fellow turkish archer do salute you.

[nimblehuman]

As Asiatic archery noob, I'm truly impressed.

[j.robertvillarreal]

Wow. You are completely changing how I see archery. Thank you. I do have some questions though.

[danielmacfarlane]

I didn't realize this was possible for a human being. Wonder if units of skilled archers ever used such a technique at closer ranges

[mortiferum]

And now imagine 500 guys like this one pointing in your direction. Pretty scary

[lemagicbaguette]

Most terrifying clock in the world. Yes, even you, Termina.

[ErenhillVlcipatron]

Mr. Cozmei, where can I buy the tunic you are wearing?

[yunghiga]

Instead of the arrow reaching the bow, the bow reaches the arrow then the bow moves forward