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Slinging off a Dock
Balearic style slinging in the Pacific NorthWest USA. These are 70 meter throws according to the range finder with 160 gram rocks going 190 kilometers per hour. The Balearic Islands off the east coast of Spain are home to the best slingers in the world!
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  • @JSTAR585
    @JSTAR585 2 месяца назад

    So this is where the yellow brick road really leads to, and they are well armed 😂

  • @JohnParet-i5m
    @JohnParet-i5m Год назад

    Word u. Are ready to meet me it is I. Ur master

  • @deplorableredneck4.02
    @deplorableredneck4.02 Год назад

    Keeper

  • @schnnellbell3310
    @schnnellbell3310 Год назад

    Be careful white boy

  • @bobdeslob8768
    @bobdeslob8768 Год назад

    “She”

  • @mattmeyer1214
    @mattmeyer1214 Год назад

    She almost fell over lmao

  • @paulxy952
    @paulxy952 Год назад

    Its not very far 30 maybe meters i prefer lond sling that are less stiff

  • @T2J23
    @T2J23 Год назад

    What light setup are you running?

  • @andy54443
    @andy54443 Год назад

    Nice shooting 👍. Do you still sling?

    • @guitarockr
      @guitarockr Год назад

      Occasionally. Kinda lost the addiction of slinging the past 7 years in the military

  • @fdeross
    @fdeross 4 года назад

    Hey do you have any sling makers that you would recommend? I’d like to get one for tennis balls and one for smaller rocks. Thanks!

  • @sybrenkoninckx
    @sybrenkoninckx 4 года назад

    Good throwing 👌 how far can u throw?

  • @oivanurminen8946
    @oivanurminen8946 5 лет назад

    Just Glorious

  • @skylerslack12
    @skylerslack12 5 лет назад

    What style of pouch is it?

  • @eliteteutonicknight1
    @eliteteutonicknight1 6 лет назад

    Those slings are nice, and you have good technique and distance.

  • @primitivetechnologysling5420
    @primitivetechnologysling5420 6 лет назад

    ruclips.net/video/n_BEv7sr0Pc/видео.html

  • @Torquemada71.
    @Torquemada71. 7 лет назад

    dam that's a nice looking sling good technique too

  • @jeffbonds3850
    @jeffbonds3850 8 лет назад

    hey nice slinging and anyone thats interested in slinging go to slinging.org its a sight for slingers full of great people who really know there stuff

  • @MegaKossak
    @MegaKossak 8 лет назад

    Awesome!

  • @energomash5511
    @energomash5511 8 лет назад

    What size sling is that. I just made my own Balearic sling out of Sisal but it feels like it's a bit short.

    • @guitarockr
      @guitarockr 8 лет назад

      +AEX SCI Balearic slings are notoriously short because they utilize the lower body for most of the power. That sling there is 25.5 inches from the center of the pouch to the base of the finger loop. Balearic slings can reach 35-45 inches however for distance throws.

    • @energomash5511
      @energomash5511 8 лет назад

      Oh alright, thanks!

  • @alessioyautja612
    @alessioyautja612 9 лет назад

    I like your slinging technique, moving from crouched to standing gives a lot of power to your throw. Glorious sound when you release it as well :D Is that the release knot or the pouch area of the sling that is breaking the sound barrier? I'd like to see you explain your slinging technique as well, theres a lot going on there that a novice such as myself can miss.

    • @guitarockr
      @guitarockr 9 лет назад

      Thanks Allessio! The technique is called the Balearic Style. Generally for distance shots I go from crouch to standing. For short range shots I go from standing to crouched. I lead my throws with my hips then Ifollow with the arm and pick up rotation speed of the stone to keep up with my hips. The release is a clean release, no knots and the snap is the end of the release cord breaking the sound barrier. I weave special fibers into the last few inches of the whip to take the abuse of the snap. You can have a closer look at the slings here : www.etsy.com/listing/244147499/balearic-slings

    • @alessioyautja612
      @alessioyautja612 9 лет назад

      Huntsman Sling Err, I will confess that I have already looked at your products. I find you on the slinging.org forum and from there followed the links to RUclips and Etsy ^^ Ah, very cool, so the snap has no real bearing on the projectiles speed? Sounds very impressive though :D

    • @guitarockr
      @guitarockr 9 лет назад

      Ah i c i c.. Well the harder you throw the louder the snap so I guess there is a slight correlation between the snap and the projectile's speed ;) The issue many sling makers come across no matter the level of experience is that the snap actually breaks the whip, even if it is made of synthetic paracord. So I found a product called spectra line that I weave into my whips so that doesn't happen when it snaps ;)

  • @MrDiegoNori
    @MrDiegoNori 9 лет назад

    I heard some cracking when you released the sling. Is the sling breaking the sound barrier?

    • @guitarockr
      @guitarockr 9 лет назад

      +Diego Noriega That's exactly right! The end of the sling does break the sound barrier upon release which causes the snapping sound. It's typical of Balearic Slings to make a snap, however this can be really tough on natural fiber slings such as the one I'm using. To make sure my slings can take the abuse I weave in spectra line into the last few inches of the whip. The spectra line also makes the snap extra loud ;)

  • @LoneWoodpecker
    @LoneWoodpecker 9 лет назад

    Very nice!

  • @PaPrimitive
    @PaPrimitive 9 лет назад

    Very cool. Think you could elaborate on how to use a sling?

  • @COMB0RICO
    @COMB0RICO 9 лет назад

    That camera really makes the water come alive. Good technique and power. Looking for a target video.

    • @guitarockr
      @guitarockr 9 лет назад

      +COMB0RICO Thanks man. I am looking forward to putting a target video together :)

  • @narasachi4066
    @narasachi4066 9 лет назад

    Very badass

  • @SPOOKYSLINGER
    @SPOOKYSLINGER 9 лет назад

    Nice form. Good body mechanics.

  • @DanandNora
    @DanandNora 9 лет назад

    Lacking a visible target to judge by, looks like a tight group. A sling is not an area weapon. Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. Keep it up!

    • @guitarockr
      @guitarockr 9 лет назад

      Thanks. Actually slings have been used as an area weapon in a large number of military engagements throughout history, including sieges.