How to Avoid Errors in Boomerang Throwing?
Most of the novices throw either sidearm or across the body and even a few experienced throwers make this common mistake. If you give too much layover, it could break the boomerang when it comes crashing down and you might also get hurt. You should also avoid any cross-body movement of the arm. When the hand ends in front your opposite shoulder or outside that shoulder, it would become very difficult to judge the throwing angle in relation to the wind. To achieve perfect in throwing, you should move your opposite foot forward when you throw, just like throwing a ball. The throwing hand should stop in front of you at eye level to get the right elevation. The wrist of the throwing hand should snap sharply to achieve the maximum spin. Finally, you should never lose sight of the boomerang and its trajectory. If you take your eyes away, there is every chance you might be hit by it or lose it completely. Practice constantly with all the above points in your mind and you would become a good b
