Carrollton archery trick expert James Jean is one of the semi-finalists on TBS’s “The Go-Big Show.” His next performance will air on Thursday, March 4 at 9 p.m. The show is like an extreme version of ...

Whether you admire his skills, or think he’s dead wrong about literally everything that comes out of his mouth, you have to love Danish archer, Lars Andersen. Andersen’s wowed the internet with trick ...

Danish archer Lars Andersen wants you to know that the archery you see in movies or at the Olympics is a far cry from what expert archers practiced in the middle ages, so he filmed this astounding ...

CHICAGO (WTNH) — Archery is a sport that has been challenging men and women for centuries, but one girl in Chicago has taken it to a whole other level. 10-year-old Bella Gantt’s archery skills include ...

Danish archer Lars Andersen is probably the closest living human we have to Legolas in terms of mad bow skills. Andersen, who’s an advocate for keeping alive the tradition of fluid, fast-paced ...

True archers need to go old-school. Danish archery expert Lars Andersen showcased his years of training with a bow and arrow in an online video featuring amazing tricks that he said is due to ...

Natalie (She/Her) is a writer and game design enthusiast hailing from way-too-sunny Los Angeles. She loves to dissect game narrative and analyze mechanics, but she doesn’t even want to think about how ...

A dad has combined his two favorite hobbies, pole dancing and archery, to perform incredible stunts – and never misses the target. Video clips show David Balcer-Whittle, 29, who has dubbed the unique ...

On 23 January 2015, a video titled "Lars Andersen: a new level of archery" was uploaded to YouTube. The video showed Andersen, self-dubbed "the fastest archer on the planet," as he performed a variety ...

Movies, TV shows and comic books make archery look awesome. Heroes like Katniss Everdeen, Hawkeye, and the Green Arrow elevate the sport to superhero-like status, but unless you understand what’s ...

Danish archer Lars Andersen likes to show how amazing feats in bow-and-arrow history can be repeated today—with enough practice. He's tackled Saracen challenges like firing three arrows in 1.5 seconds ...