Without the bow image, the arm and the bow -image- are perpendicular.
With the bow – and in the Kai -, the hand and the bow are perpendicular, but the arm and the bow are not.
It is very important for the arrow to fly straight.
Without the bow image, the arm and the bow -image- are perpendicular.
With the bow – and in the Kai -, the hand and the bow are perpendicular, but the arm and the bow are not.
It is very important for the arrow to fly straight.
Tsumahazhiki theory -my style- is very simple but it is a little difficult to put into practice.
The technique involves snapping the thumb while holding grip the little finger.
The following movie is demo -non drawing-
The following movie is drawing the bow.
The move of the right fist is same demo and real.
Ref.) 弓道読本
Step:1
You have the feeling of the friction between skin and bow.
Step:2
You have the feeling when the bow rotates, friction against the skin increases. When the string is released, the bow is rotated because the friction is released.
Step:3
When left arm is opened sideways, the bow is rotated within the hand.
Step:4
Let’s try drawing!
An important point when being told to “push” or “pull” the bow is that, by receiving the force of the bow, a natural state of pushing and pulling is created.
Therefore, there is no need to forcibly push or pull the bow by applying excessive strength.
The image of the balance of forces is shown below.
F: the force of the bow
σ: the force receiving the bow
Although there appears to be no movement, the bow, its force, and the force receiving it are balanced against each other.
Therefore, by receiving the force of the bow, it is possible to naturally create a state of pushing and pulling.
If you want to increase the force of the bow, you can either increase the draw length or use a stronger bow.
Regarding the right hand, I compared the appearance when using three fingers or four fingers.
The movie that without arrow simulation
The movie that with arrow simulation
I tested 3 or 4 fingers without kyudo glove
The fist angles differ between 3 and 4 fingers.
It is presumed that the position of fork is differed by 3 or 4 fingers.
The important thing is the safety and the avoid inconveniencing others.
Each dojo has its own rules, so please follow them.
The following is an example
Ref.) 弓具の雑学事典
I obtained some interesting results:
I tried using the arranged glove, and the following issue was identified:
I will make improvements.
Before post
Arrange glove
I arranged the gloves to fit my own fist.