Boomerangs and Art
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Links of Boomerang safety and how to throw boomerangs
1.
http://www.boomerangs.com/safety.html
2. http://boomeranginfo.com/throwing.html
3. http://www.rediboom.com/englisch/produkte/wurfanl/index.html
Notes for the people who like extreme sports
1. Big boomerangs throwing is an extreme sport. First learn
throwing technique. The experience with light boomerangs and
good knowledge of typical boomerangs flight trajectories will
be very helpful to avoid a contact with heavy boomerang.
2. Keep away all bystanders at safe distance from you.
3. The best advice is - never catch a big and heavy boomerang
(more 0.1 kg). Observe its flight all time. Let it land free.
Do not panic if big boomerang is approaching to you. Do not
move in advance as, while running, it is very difficult to observe
the boomerangs flight. Just stand by, until you are sure that
it is moving exactly toward to you. Then run very fast 3-5
meters in direction which is perpendicular to the direction
of approaching boomerang. Do not miss seeing it all time.
4. A helmet is recommended. The responsibility and risk is
yours.
Visit useful links:
International Federation of Boomerang Associations,
IFBA
Welcome
to Boomerang World - Ted Bailey site
The AEB
is the Spanish boomerang association, working in that area
some years ago, organize tournments in Spain as International
federation of boomerang association members.
That's all.