Throw1 looks much better. the motion of the sling behind your back 0:08-0:10 seems good. The rotation of the sling matches that of the shoulders , can't explain why this is good but most seem to do it naturally when going for power.

Throw2 seems it's all work of  the throwing arm and the left arm with the legs just follow its lead, which generally is considered bad at any kind of throwing.

for more power you could start with a more bend back leg to get a longer push off and accelerate your left arm more before tucking it in .

note: I don't use fig8 so often and currently I question my own techniques.

video one is about as good as it gets.

Video 2 you pull the final throw.

Awesome! Thanks for the advice y’all. I’ll definitelt try and work on my hip motion — I’ve always has an issue using my whole body to throw anything, so it makes sense that it carries over to slinging, too.

@joe_meadmaker: the last time I was measuring throws using google earth, my average, not really trying to throw far distance shots were in the 40-70m range depending on ammo and wind. That was with the kind of throw I can do like 200 of in a day— not really exerting myself at all. When I was doing a concerted effort to throw far (so throwing hard and really focusing), that jumped to like 65-105m or so. I still need to work on control and form when I’m throwing hard. I’ve never really gotten that good at using my whole body — but I’ve improved a lot on that between the last time I measured and making these videos. I expect I’m able to throw quite a lot further now. If I’m going for accuracy, those numbers top out at like 30-40m because I throw flatter and more down.