Dab tsi yog qhov zoo tshaj plaws ax pov axe?
Qhov tseem ceeb tshaj plaws yog tus kheej nyiam. Muaj ob peb yam tseem ceeb. Ntses txaus kom nkag mus rau lub hom phiaj nto, tab sis tsis yog li ntawd ntse kom nws dulls los ntawm tsoo lub hom phiaj, yooj yim rau siv, koj muaj peev xwm pov nws ntau pua zaus nyob rau hauv kev xyaum, nws yuav tsum tau lub teeb txaus kom koj thiaj li ncav cuag lub hom phiaj, hnyav txaus nyob rau hauv txiav txim kom tuav lub zog txaus los lo rau hauv lub hom phiaj yam tsis tau rov qab los lossis poob tawm tom qab ua raws.
Thaum pov ib tug axe, xyuam xim rau qhov deb thiab aiming.
1. Lub hom phiaj zoo tshaj plaws yog lub cav nrog tus ntoo khaub lig- ntu ntawm txog 14 ntiv tes dav thiab txog 6 ntiv tes tuab, ntawm qhov chaw ruaj khov.
2. Nrog rau qhov raug pov tseg deb, lub axes tuaj yeem tsom nws lub taub hau ntawm lub hom phiaj thiab nyob ntawm lub hom phiaj. Txhawm rau nrhiav qhov tseeb pov tseg, koj tuaj yeem pib pov ntawm li 12 ko taw.
3. Thaum lub sij hawm overhand pov: Yog hais tias qhov teeb meem saum toj no tshwm sim, thov kho qhov kev ncua deb raws li
(1) Lub axes thiab nws qhov nruab nrab ntawm lub ntiajteb txawj nqus tsim ib kab perpendicular mus rau lub hom phiaj nto - khaws koj txoj hauj lwm. Qhov kev ncua deb yog qhov tseeb.
(2) Lub axes nqes nqes thaum nws ntaus lub hom phiaj - kom ze los tiv thaiv tus hneev nti dhau - kiv.
(3) Lub ntsej muag ntsej muag thaum nws tsoo lub hom phiaj - txav nws rov qab los tig lub axes ob peb degrees ntxiv.
Qhov no yog qhov tseeb opposite ntawm tes ax pov.
Tsiv ib nrab ko taw ntawm ib lub sij hawm kom txog thaum koj tuaj yeem ua tus pas nrig.
Lub axes pov tseg ua haujlwm li cas?
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.
