Are there many people who play stick bow and haipai fighting style

Haikuai no-frame is the more extreme style of play, not many will play it, but there are many seekers.

Stick bows are also curved, and not many are curious, but not many are mastering them.

In fact, there are forked slingshots are now niche entertainment.

The main difference between the overseas unframed and the stick bow is that one uses the thumb (meat stick) directly, and the other uses the stick instead of the thumb (for fear of hitting the hand) to support the leather strap. Its hitting style is different from a regular forked slingshot, and the most important difference is not that many people think they have to fling their hands; the Overseas Rackless hits without flinging their hands.

There is not much to say about the forehand, as long as you use the tip of your thumb to stabilize the leather band (use 2-2.5mm round leather band or 10mm wide flat leather band) and keep a certain angle on the line, you don't have to intentionally fling it around when you release it.

The key is in the backhand, and the majority of the hits are caused by the backhand's lack of control or slippery hand, including the fork hitting the bow arm and the Chuanwu hitting the fingers. The secret of the backhand has never been revealed (including various demo videos), just like the secret of magic, it's meaningless to tell the truth. Originally, there are a lot of slingshot forums have been revealed, but now are closed.