His real introduction to the sport came when he visited Australia in the early 1970s and learned boomeranging from Joe Timbery, aboriginal champion and founder of the Sidney Boomerang School. He became an instant convert. If Joe hadn't taught me, I would never have really known the sport. As I was learning, it dawned on me, my gosh, boomerangs have been here practically forever. The Boomerang should be held secure but loose .
Rotational spin drives the Boomerang around the circle.
Your arm should follow through with the throw after release. Throwing The Boomerang Pick a large empty area. A soccer or baseball field is good. Allow room for bad arm or gust of breeze. Little or no wind is best when learning.