What does mounted archery mean in medicine?

Mounted archery is a traditional sport that involves archery activities on horseback. In ancient times, mounted archery was not only a combat skill, but also a way for the aristocracy to demonstrate their power and honor. With the passage of time, mounted archery as a cultural and sports activity has gradually been handed down to the present day and has gradually attracted people's attention.

Horseback riding helps to exercise physical fitness and coordination. Horseback riding can exercise one's sense of balance and body control, while archery can test one's hand-eye coordination and precision manipulation skills. It is also necessary to maintain good psychological quality and control emotional feelings when performing riding and shooting activities, which to a certain extent also contributes to a person's mental health.

In modern medicine, riding is also used in rehabilitation. With tamed horses and professional instructors, riding activities can help patients exercise, boost self-confidence, relieve stress, and improve posture and balance, etc. They are applicable to a wide range of conditions in rehabilitation, such as brain injuries, strokes and autism. Therefore, riding as a traditional sport also has a certain importance in physical exercise and medical rehabilitation.