As a long time member & poster on here you should know better than to troll! ;-)If it's instictive how can you write a book about it
You write it instinctively of course.If it's instictive how can you write a book about it
Your correct we don't shoot by instinct.. We shoot 'Instinctively' which oddly enough is a related word with a subtlety different meaning. ;-)Because it isn't, of course. There is no such thing as an 'instinct' for archery. I'm a behavioural ecologist, this is my field. It is subconscious aiming, but the subconscious can be trained, whether efficiently or inefficiently. A psychologist is well placed to write about that, I think.
We shoot 'Instinctively'
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I have 'instinctive' means practiced to the point where it looks so natural it looks like it's by instinct. So 'instinct' means skill you where born with and 'instinctive' means 'practiced to the point it looks effortless. That's why you can say that a cook is instinctive.No we don't ... look it up
Nahhh... I think this is wrong. Cambridge Free Dictionary states 'instinctive' as...... and 'instinctive' means 'practiced to the point it looks effortless. That's why you can say that a cook is instinctive.
... 'or developed by training'. But everyone knows what 'instinctive archery' is. It's just subconcious aiming
"The shot will only go smoothly when it takes the archer himself by surprise. "Nahhh... I think this is wrong. Cambridge Free Dictionary states 'instinctive' as...
... 'or developed by training'. But everyone knows what 'instinctive archery' is. It's just subconcious aiming