Traditional archery with Asian bows has seen increasing interest in recent years. However, we still know little about the ancient shooting techniques, and buyers of reflex bows often do not know how to handle this type of bow. This book by Adam Swoboda excellently fills this gap. The author has studied the original sources and interpreted them in a way that is understandable for modern readers. This extremely challenging task required a thorough understanding of the equipment as well as in-depth knowledge of archery acquired through years of practice. In addition to detailed descriptions of reflex bows, the book includes information on the shooter's stance, the correct grip, and release methods. Furthermore, it covers aiming techniques, which is often the most difficult skill to learn.