David's article showcasing his different casting styles has been posted in the articles section.  It is the first link in the "How-to's" section.

Chris

David T

      Thanks for taking the time to make and post thoes short flicks. Thats great work. Very different styles from what I use, but you seem to be conversent with several trowing forms. I like it, I like it!  Now for another sling, this one shorter, (as if I haven't enough now) to try some of that greek style.

Thanks again.
WalkingBird

Who now must build another sling, Oh the shame of it . 8) 8)

Finally we can see and comment your style . First of all I think you have got very well  the most important of the technique. The wrist motion and the final snap are very good. In regard to the movement of the leg like a baseball pitch, maybe it helps to get some more power, since it allows to make a forward turn of the torso more powerful when shooting and it would be interesting when it is tried to obtain the maximum range, but  it´s very possible that it makes more difficul to get accuracy because you destabilize your stand and have to retake it at the moment of throwing. I think that a more stable position is better, though it may be helpful a short step forward when shooting.

When you start from the Greek position you move a little counter-sense the hand seizing the pouch and it looks useful to fix the trajectory since you make a single turn. When they are made more revolutions, the first one is just to obtained that.
In the vertical turn around style it seems to me a little forced that movement downwards you make to fix the trajectory. I would use there two revolutions without any doubt, but each one has to be comfortable  with his style and if it is effective nobody can disqualify it. In general it seems to me that you have very well developed the shot technique, and to get better accuracy you need only to keep up a more stable stand, without moving so much the left leg. If you pay attention in detail to your movements, the snap is made when you already have both feet well leant on the ground and in fact the leg movement don´t add almost nothing. But the important thing is that one feels comfortable with his style.
Well, this is only one opinion.
Congratulations for your very good snap  .

Great vids!  Yer dead accurate!   What range are you shooting at?

Thanks for the comments!!

I agree with Hondero and Yurek that any added motion can hurt accuracy. I sometimes sling without "throwing" my left leg foward in shorter shorts. I will try keeping it more still and see how it affects my accuracy.

When I throw big stones I use the underhand release with 3 rotations----I did not have a video of that 

Chris, I can not get Quicktime to download--it always says:" Missing Data" even though I have filled in every box? and their contact page won't come up. Any suggestions?