Cad é an tua caithimh is fearr?
Is é an rud is tábhachtaí ná rogha pearsanta. Tá roinnt príomhfhachtóirí ann. Géar go leor chun dul isteach ar an dromchla sprice, ach nach bhfuil chomh géar go dulls sé ó bhuail an sprioc, éasca le húsáid, is féidir leat é a chaitheamh na céadta uair i gcleachtas, ní mór é a bheith éadrom go leor ionas gur féidir leat a bhaint amach ar an sprioc, trom go leor i chun go leor fuinnimh a choinneáil chun an sprioc a chloí gan rebounding nó titim as tar éis greamaithe.
Agus tú ag caitheamh tua, tabhair aird ar achar agus ar aidhm.
1. Is é an sprioc idéalach ná logáil le trasghearradh de thart ar 14 orlach ar leithead agus timpeall 6 orlach ar tiús, ar sheastán cobhsaí.
2. Leis an achar caitheamh ceart, is féidir leis an tua a cheann a dhíriú ar an sprioc agus fanacht ar an sprioc. Chun an t-achar caithimh ceart a fháil, is féidir leat tosú ag caitheamh ó thart ar 12 troigh.
3. Le linn caitheamh ró-láimhe: Má tharlaíonn an cás thuas, déan an t-achar a choigeartú dá réir sin
(1) Cruthaíonn an tua agus a meáchanlár líne ingearach leis an spriocdhromchla - coinnigh do shuíomh. Tá an t-achar caith ceart.
(2) Díríonn an tua síos nuair a bhuaileann sí an sprioc - téigh in aice le cosc a chur ar -sníomh an tua.
(3) Téann an tua in airde nuair a bhuaileann sé an sprioc - bog ar gcúl é chun an tua a rothlú cúpla céim eile.
Is é seo a mhalairt díreach de chaitheamh tua láimhe.
Bog leath chos ag an am go dtí gur féidir leat an bata tua a dhéanamh.
Conas a oibríonn caitheamh tuaimhe?
First of all, during the movement of the axe, the main force is concentrated in the head. When you throw the axe, it turns/spins naturally. How fast it turns, and how far each turn, depends on the length of the handle and the amount of spin (if any) you add when you release it. The shorter handle turns faster and travels a shorter distance per turn. The longer handle turns slower and travels longer per turn. If it's sharp enough, you want it to hit with a blade or tip. If it isn't turned enough, or too much, the handle/top or back of the head will hit, not the edge.
So you adjust the distance from the target to match your axe turn/rotation so that the edge or point sticks. Or you adjust your release to make the axe turn/spin faster/shorter to match the distance you're at. These calculations are added to how hard you throw it and how high you have to throw it to compensate for how much it drops on the way to the target after you let it go.
