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 ...

Look, it would easy to make fun of Lars Andersen for jumping around shooting stuff with arrows. But Andersen could kill you and two friends in 0.6 seconds, so that would be a bad idea. • Blue Jays ...

In the course of a year, Lars Andersen gives more than 100 tours of some 60 Florida rivers. Nature and the outdoors fascinate him, and he's built a life — and a living — trying to share the outside ...

When Danish archer Lars Andersen showed off “a new level of archery” in a super viral YouTube video about three years ago, he blew people away with his bow skills, particularly in regards to his speed ...

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 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 ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Between Arrow, Hawkeye, Legolas and Katniss Everdeen, the popularity of archery is arguably at an ...

If you haven’t heard of Danish archer Lars Andersen you’ve been missing out. The archer—and Robin Hood trainer—has polarized the internet with his impressive yet questionably effective trick shots. In ...

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 ...

THIS dorky-looking dude from Denmark is officially the baddest man on the planet with a bow. Watch him split an arrow fired at his own head. Uploaded a few days ago by Danish archer Lars Andersen, ...

To be a convincing Robin Hood an actor needs to be able to do two things: pull off an authentic English accent (we call this the “Kevin Costner Rule”) and show some serious skill with a bow and arrow.