What does riding and shooting mean?

Riding and shooting is a common way of fighting in ancient wars and a traditional archery. Refers to the skills and tactics of riding and archery.

Riding and shooting originated from ancient nomadic peoples, such as Xiongnu and Mongolia. These people make a living by hunting and fighting, so they developed riding and shooting as an important way of fighting. Riding and shooting can not only improve the maneuverability and flexibility of the battle, but also attack and defend while moving, causing great pressure and harm to the enemy.

In the process of riding and shooting, the shooter needs to have superb riding skills and accurate archery ability. Riders and archers must be able to skillfully control horses and shoot arrows steadily while running at high speed. At the same time, the shooter also needs to have accurate aiming ability and quick response ability in order to shoot the target accurately in the ever-changing battlefield.

Riding and shooting is not only limited to simple archery, but also includes a series of complex techniques and tactics. For example, common riding and shooting skills include enhancing the lethality of arrows with the help of the speed and inertia of horses, using continuous shooting to form fire suppression, and using the mobility of horses to quickly avoid enemy attacks. Riding and shooting tactics on the battlefield are also very diverse, which can be flexibly adjusted and applied according to the specific situation of the war situation and the enemy's situation.

Riding and shooting skills

1, stable sitting posture: It is very important to maintain a stable sitting posture when riding a horse. Choose a riding posture that suits you, and remember to keep your body balanced and balanced.

2. Selection of aiming point: Choose a suitable aiming point, usually the fixed point or object of the target. You can find the best aiming point for yourself through practice.

3. Make good use of equestrian: learn and master basic equestrian skills, such as horse's forward, braking, turning and acceleration. These skills will help you control your horse better when riding and shooting.

4. Follow the rhythm of the horse: It is very important to follow the rhythm of the horse. Your shooting action should match the horse's pace, which can improve accuracy and stability.

5. Stay relaxed: Keep your muscles relaxed, especially your hands and upper body. Being too nervous will affect your stability and accuracy.

6. Shooting time: Choosing the right shooting time is the key to success. Try to shoot when the horse is relatively stable, which can improve the hit rate.

7. Regular training: Keep training to improve your skills and reaction speed. Exercise your coordination, accuracy and judgment, which are the basic qualities needed for riding and shooting.