Welcome back!

Definitely a lot of youtubers out there who are making the rest of us look silly

Recently some of those channels have done a great job of documenting some of the more advanced technique points that most people discover on their own over months/years. But no fosbury flop moment yet, it's still bit of a grind for newbies that aren't familiar with any throwing sports.

Pan Slings, Primal Slinging and Neandrthal come to mind - all have fantastic videos covering their own unique styles in great depth.

In my experience teaching usually starts out with David's excellent video which, within a couple of rounds, can get brand-new people to the point where they just need to get familiar with their own body motions and refine with time/practice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4-LpLtrGqs

Tomas wrote on Apr 13^th, 2026 at 8:54am:

Yep.  Go stay with Jaegoor for a couple years. 


On a serious note, a tip I would give to anyone is do the Online Slinging Competition: https://slinging.org/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1676666931.  There's all levels of skill participating, and it keeps you practicing every week.

Good to see you back here!