As the world braces for the opening ceremony of the London Olympics, the Robin Hoods have already started showing their archery skills at the London Olympics.
And what is amazing is that the first world record has fallen at the 2012 Summer Olympics, and it was legally blind South Korean archer Im Dong-hyun who did it in the ranking round for men's individual archery.
Im fired a score of 699 with his 72 arrows.
Archers get 10 points for hitting the bulls-eye, so Im earned dropped just 21 points out of a possible 720. According to the Telegraph, the previous record was 696.
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