Archer executes stunts that were written in an ancient Indian epic
 

Archer executes stunts that were written in an ancient Indian epic
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This guy's archery skills are epic — quite literally.

Danish archer Lars Andersen has posted a series of archery tricks he's picked up from reading ancient Indian epic, the Mahabharata.*

The Sanskrit text dates back to around 400 BC, and describes stunts such as hitting a rotating object while looking at it through a reflection. Andersen is also able to hit a machete out of the air, and deflect arrows coming at him, all of which are described in the legend.

But please, don't try this at home. Read more...

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