Sources, letter B

20 titles

• B39 Quantification of TENOUCHI for Playing Kyudo · Sekiya Koike, Takuro Sugiura, Sakura Murata, Toshio Mori · 2007

  Population: Kyudo archers Design: Laboratory test Open access

  Published in: The Proceedings of Joint Symposium: Symposium on Sports Engineering, Symposium on Human Dynamics, 2007(0), 397-402

  DOI: 10.1299/jsmesports.2007.0_397

  Study record: B39 Quantification of TENOUCHI for Playing Kyudo

  Linked claims

  • ReportedBetter archers apply a more consistent pressure on the grip (for, context)
  • ContestedThe draw weight marked on the bow differs from what the archer actually pulls at their own draw length (context)
  • ReportedExperienced traditional archers shoot bows of around forty pounds (context)

  and 5 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• B4 Effect of Te-no-uchi in Japanese-style archery · Tetsuhiko Yamamoto, Hiroshi Kinjo, Motoki Tanaka · 2008

  Population: Equipment tests, no archers Design: Laboratory test Open access

  Published in: The Proceedings of Joint Symposium: Symposium on Sports Engineering, Symposium on Human Dynamics, 2008(0), 210-211

  DOI: 10.1299/jsmesports.2008.0_210

  Study record: B4 Effect of Te-no-uchi in Japanese-style archery

  Linked claims

  • ReportedIn kyudo the twist the hand gives the grip shifts where the arrow lands (for, context)
  • ReportedTwisting the bow with the hand moves the arrow on the target (for)
  • ReportedGravity and air drag are enough to say where the arrow lands (context)
  Record
• Ballistics of the Modern-Working Recurve Bow and Arrow · Burton G. Schuster · 1969

  Population: Equipment tests, no archers Design: Simulation

  Published in: American Journal of Physics, 37(4), 364-373

  DOI: 10.1119/1.1975578

  Study record: Ballistics of the Modern-Working Recurve Bow and Arrow

  Linked claims

  • ContestedThe string's material and number of strands change the arrow's speed (context)
  • ReportedWhat the bow does not give the arrow stays in its moving parts: recoil and nock separation count for next to nothing (context)
  • ReportedWith the same bow a heavier arrow receives more energy (for)

  and 1 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• Bilaterales Üben im Bogenschießen · Andreas Bund, Timm Wöltjen · 2010

  Population: Archers Design: Randomised trial Open access

  Published in: Deutsche Schützenzeitung, 2/2010, 34-35

  Study record: Bilaterales Üben im Bogenschießen

  Linked claims

  • ContestedPractising on the non-dominant side as well makes the dominant side improve more (for)
  • ReportedFor novices, practising with the non-dominant side as well improves the side they shoot with (for, context)
  Record
• Biochemical Marker of the Monitoring of the Archer's Psychological Auto-Training · Mariya Sybil, Bohdan Vynogradskyi, Fedir Zahura, Marta Bura, Tetiana Matviichuk, Liliia Hula, Olha Pazychuk · 2025

  Population: Archers Design: Randomised trial Open access

  Published in: Sport Mont, 23(1), 65-71

  DOI: 10.26773/smj.250210

  Study record: Biochemical Marker of the Monitoring of the Archer's Psychological Auto-Training

  Linked claims

  • ReportedEight weeks of autogenic training lower archers' urinary lactate in competition (for, context)
  • Not studiedA competition day loads the archer more than a training day (context)
  • ReportedArchery practice is a light-intensity physical activity (context)

  and 1 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• BIOLOGICAL MARKERS OF GOAL-DIRECTED MOVEMENTS OF VARYING PRECISION AND STABILITY ON THE EXAMPLE OF ARCHERY OF HIGHLY-SKILLED ATHLETES · A.B. Trembach, O.I. Shestakov, E.R. Minikhanova · 2019

  Population: Archers Design: Cross-sectional study Questionable venue

  Published in: Scientific research of the SCO countries: synergy and integration (Materials of the International Conference, Beijing, 14 September 2019), Infinity, 149-154

  DOI: 10.34660/inf.2019.16.36672

  Journal with questionable editorial standards: read the result with caution. How we read a study

  Study record: BIOLOGICAL MARKERS OF GOAL-DIRECTED MOVEMENTS OF VARYING PRECISION AND STABILITY ON THE EXAMPLE OF ARCHERY OF HIGHLY-SKILLED ATHLETES

  Linked claims

  • ContestedThe brain's electrical activity during the aim differs before the best arrows (context)
  Record
• Biomechanical Analysis of Archery Technique Movements based on Android Studio · Yudik Prasetyo, Sumaryanto, Sumaryanti, Enggista Hendriko Delano, Mohd Izwan Bin Shahril · 2025

  Population: Archers Design: Cross-sectional study Questionable venue

  Published in: International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Analysis, 08(08), 4710-4714

  DOI: 10.47191/ijmra/v8-i08-40

  Journal with questionable editorial standards: read the result with caution. How we read a study

  Study record: Biomechanical Analysis of Archery Technique Movements based on Android Studio

  Linked claims

  • ReportedIn young club archers the technical errors cluster in the phase before the release (context)
  Record
• Biomechanical Predictors of Recurve Archery Performance · Martin H. Rose, Niels Dall, Kaare Seidelin, Bente R. Jensen · 2011

  Population: Archers Design: Cross-sectional study

  Published in: Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics

  Study record: Biomechanical Predictors of Recurve Archery Performance

  Linked claims

  • ReportedHolding the force steadier over time gives better scores (for)
  • ContradictedStronger archers shoot heavier draw weights (context)
  • ReportedElite archers shoot a draw weight far below their maximal drawing strength (for)

  and 6 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• Biomechanical Study of the Final Push-Pull in Archery · P. Leroyer, J. Van Hoecke, J.N. Helal · 1993

  Population: Archers Design: Cross-sectional study

  Published in: Journal of Sports Sciences, 11(1), 63-69

  DOI: 10.1080/02640419308729965

  Study record: Biomechanical Study of the Final Push-Pull in Archery

  Linked claims

  • ContestedA sound cue that flags collapses in the draw makes the draw steadier (for, against, context)
  • ReportedThe final pull lasts two or three seconds and adds only a few millimetres of draw (for, context)
  • ReportedMuscle fatigue increases bow sway while aiming (for)

  and 5 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• Biomechanics Measurements in Archery · Zulkifli Ahmad, Zahari Taha, Hasnun Arif Hassan, Mohd Azrul Hisham, Nasrul Hadi Johari, Kumaran Kadirgama · 2014

  Population: Archers Design: Case study Open access

  Published in: Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Sciences, 6, 762-771

  DOI: 10.15282/jmes.6.2014.4.0074

  Study record: Biomechanics Measurements in Archery

  Linked claims

  • ContestedAt full draw more weight sits on the front leg (against)
  • ReportedAt the release the load on the feet drops suddenly (for)
  • ContestedThe phases of the shot last only a few seconds: about one second to draw, one or two to aim (for)

  and 5 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• Bio-physiological indicators in evaluating archery performance · Rabiu Muazu Musa, Zahari Taha, Anwar P. P. Abdul Majeed, Mohamad Razali Abdullah · 2018

  Published in: Machine Learning in Sports (SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology), 13-20

  DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-2592-2_2

  Cite

  APACopy

  Musa, R. M., Taha, Z., Majeed, A. P. P. A., & Abdullah, M. R. (2018; print 2019). Bio-physiological indicators in evaluating archery performance. Machine Learning in Sports (SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology), 13-20. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-2592-2_2

  BibTeXCopy

  @incollection{musandbiophysiologicalindicators,
    author = {Musa, Rabiu Muazu and Taha, Zahari and Majeed, Anwar P. P. Abdul and Abdullah, Mohamad Razali},
    title = {Bio-physiological indicators in evaluating archery performance},
    year = {2018},
    booktitle = {Machine Learning in Sports (SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology)},
    pages = {13--20},
    doi = {10.1007/978-981-13-2592-2_2},
    note = {Print volume 2019}
  }

• Body composition, bone health status and isokinetic muscular performance among Malaysian young male badminton players, archers and non-athletes · Rou Xian Goh, Foong Kiew Ooi, Chee Keong Chen, Tong King Ming Irene, Mohd Rahimi Che Jusoh, Rosniwati Ghafar, Jiun Sien Lau · 2024

  Population: Mixed Design: Cross-sectional study

  Published in: Malaysian Journal of Movement, Health & Exercise, 13(2), 104-111

  DOI: 10.4103/mohe.mohe_17_24

  Study record: Body composition, bone health status and isokinetic muscular performance among Malaysian young male badminton players, archers and non-athletes

  Linked claims

  • ReportedArchers are stronger than non-sporting peers (for, against)
  • ContestedMany competitive archers weigh more than is normal for their height (context)
  • ContradictedArchery makes young people's bones stronger (against, context)
  Record
• Bow and arrow dynamics · W. C. Marlow · 1981

  Population: Equipment tests, no archers Design: Simulation

  Published in: American Journal of Physics, 49(4), 320-333

  DOI: 10.1119/1.12505

  Study record: Bow and arrow dynamics

  Linked claims

  • TransferredA competition bow passes about three quarters of the drawing work to the arrow (context)
  • ReportedString material changes the bow's vibration after release (context)
  • ReportedWhat the bow does not give the arrow stays in its moving parts: recoil and nock separation count for next to nothing (for)

  and 4 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• Bow-arrow interaction in archery · B. W. Kooi · 1998

  Population: Model, no participants Design: Simulation

  Published in: Journal of Sports Sciences, 16(8), 721-731

  DOI: 10.1080/026404198366353

  Study record: Bow-arrow interaction in archery

  Linked claims

  • TransferredA competition bow passes about three quarters of the drawing work to the arrow (for)
  • ReportedAn arrow shot by an archer has more consistent drag from shot to shot than one launched by a machine (context)
  • ContestedA recurve competition arrow weighs about fifteen grams, is some sixty centimetres long and leaves the bow at around sixty metres per second (context)

  and 6 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• BOWSTRING EVALUATION BASED ON Kansei ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY · Satoshi Hosoya, Takashi Kawamura, Yosuke Horiba · 2001

  Population: Kyudo archers Design: Laboratory test Open access

  Published in: KANSEI Engineering International, 3(1), 19-24

  DOI: 10.5057/kei.3.19

  Study record: BOWSTRING EVALUATION BASED ON Kansei ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

  Linked claims

  • TransferredA competition bow passes about three quarters of the drawing work to the arrow (context)
  • ContestedThe string's material and number of strands change the arrow's speed (for, context)
  • ReportedString material changes the bow's vibration after release (for, context)

  and 2 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• Brain activity and motor performance under different focus of attention in shooting of elite archer · Kun Qin, Juan Wu, Shikun Wang · 2025

  Population: Archers Design: Other Open access

  Published in: Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, 20(3), 943

  DOI: 10.55860/2nq43911

  Study record: Brain activity and motor performance under different focus of attention in shooting of elite archer

  Linked claims

  • ReportedOne study found that focusing on the sight rather than on bodily sensations does not change the score (for)
  • ReportedArchers who reach the top started shooting as children (context)
  Record
• Breathing matters: Mind and body connection in female archery athletes · Kazuhiko Yamashita, Kuniko Yamashita, Masao Ioroi, Nobuko Hongu, Hitoshi Watanabe · 2020

  Population: Archers Design: Cross-sectional study Open access

  Published in: The Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine, 9(6), 273-276

  DOI: 10.7600/jpfsm.9.273

  Cite

  APACopy

  Yamashita, K., Yamashita, K., Ioroi, M., Hongu, N., & Watanabe, H. (2020). Breathing matters: Mind and body connection in female archery athletes. The Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine, 9(6), 273-276. https://doi.org/10.7600/jpfsm.9.273

  BibTeXCopy

  @inproceedings{abstractcongressuali2020nervoussensory,
    author = {Yamashita, Kazuhiko and Yamashita, Kuniko and Ioroi, Masao and Hongu, Nobuko and Watanabe, Hitoshi},
    title = {Breathing matters: Mind and body connection in female archery athletes},
    year = {2020},
    booktitle = {The Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine},
    volume = {9},
    number = {6},
    pages = {273--276},
    doi = {10.7600/jpfsm.9.273}
  }

• Buckling Fracture Behavior of Duralumin Arrows used for Japanese Archery · Masahiro Suetsugu, Kaori Shirakihara, Minoru Tamiaki · 2024

  Population: Equipment tests, no archers Design: Laboratory test Open access

  Published in: Journal of Japan Society of Sports Industry, 34(4), 329-335

  DOI: 10.5997/sposun.34.4_329

  Study record: Buckling Fracture Behavior of Duralumin Arrows used for Japanese Archery

  Linked claims

  • ContradictedDuring the release the arrow buckles under the load on its point (context)
  • ReportedA shaft that buckles on release breaks in the middle and leaves sharp edges (for, context)
  Record
• Bullseye: Documenting the Voices of Junior High School Archery Athletes · Ia Sairah Rafales Nallos, Susan P. Losaňes · 2025

  Population: Archers Design: Qualitative study

  Published in: Globus Journal of Progressive Education, 15(1), 110-116

  DOI: 10.46360/globus.edu.220251018

  Study record: Bullseye: Documenting the Voices of Junior High School Archery Athletes

  Linked claims

  • ContestedPractising archery improves attention and concentration (context)
  • ReportedFor young archers the biggest obstacle is the cost of equipment (for)
  • Not studiedIn youth clubs, about one archer in four comes out as poorly motivated to train (context)

  and 3 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• Burnout Levels in Online Learning at New Normal Era of COVID-19 Pandemi Using Archery as Playing Concept on SMP-IT Ibnu Sina Wuluhan Students · Efrizal Amrullah Akhmad, Sugiono Warsito, Luthfi Farda M · 2022

  Population: Non-athletes Design: Before and after, no control group Open access

  Published in: International Journal of Islamic and Complementary Medicine, 3(1), 29-34

  DOI: 10.55116/ijicm.v3i1.36

  Study record: Burnout Levels in Online Learning at New Normal Era of COVID-19 Pandemi Using Archery as Playing Concept on SMP-IT Ibnu Sina Wuluhan Students

  Linked claims

  • ReportedA school archery course improves pupils' motivation and wellbeing (for, context)
  Record

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