Träffpoäng

Träffpoäng, also known as "hit points" in English, is a term used in the context of archery and other target sports to describe the points awarded for hitting specific areas of a target. The scoring system typically varies depending on the specific sport or competition rules, but generally, the closer the arrow is to the center of the target, the higher the score. In archery, for example, the bullseye or center of the target might be worth 10 points, while the outer rings might be worth fewer points. In other sports like clay pigeon shooting, hitting the center of a clay pigeon might award more points than hitting the outer edges. The concept of träffpoäng is fundamental in these sports as it provides a quantifiable measure of skill and accuracy, allowing competitors to compare their performance objectively.