Archery is the sport, practice, or skill of shooting arrows with a bow, and the word archery is derived from the Latin term 'arcus,' which means bow.
Bhutan is the world's only country with archery as its official national sport, and in 1971, after Bhutan joined the United Nations, archery was announced as the national sport. Apollo, the Greeks' national divinity, has been worshipped as a god of archery and many other things.
South Korea excels in the sport of archery. Paralympic archer Antonio Rebollo sparked the Olympic flame cauldron by aiming a flaming arrow. We know that the bow becomes Katniss Everdeen's weapon of choice in the arena during the 74th Hunger Games and 75th Hunger Games. In Star Trek mythology, William Shatner, better known as Captain Kirk, is an ardent archer. Archery is very much a full-body activity that develops stamina, durability, equilibrium, and coordination, and it should come as no surprise that it also builds upper body strength. Mete Gazoz, a Turkish archer, won a gold medal in the men's solo archery finale at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games on July 31, giving his country its first-ever Olympic gold medal in archery