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I only picked up a javelin the other day for the first time in 9 years and I threw it 58 meters, the last time I threw it was when I was 15 and I would throw around 55 meters with the 600 gram I threw for states all my life until I stopped. Happy to say I still got it! Going to try break that 60 meter this weekend
I appreciate the kind words and advice. I totally agree, got carried away with the double camera setup lol. Thanks for watching, I hope you learned something fun 🤘
I've watch many tutorial on Javelin and NEVER has any of them mentioned flicking your fingers at the throw to keep the javelin from curving. Thanks for that tip!
All others were by bombfootbags. The owner makes them himself and runs his own online store. I got a big discount for buying in bulk.. Really cool guy, would absolutely recommend!!
All these tips are very helpful....I taught myself to ride when I was about 10 years old and I could never get more than 20 feet. About a year and a half ago I decided to buy a 32 inch unicycle with a hydraulic break and it took me about 20 hours of practice to be able to ride around for a distance but totally worth the time
