This is a great tips for you....
Pick a point (such as a tree or rooftop) a little higher than the horizon. Keep your eye on that point and throw at it.Boomerangs are thrown overhand, not sidearm! The boomerang should be nearly vertical (perpendicular to the ground) when it is released. The layover from vertical should be no more than 5-20°. Upon release, the boomerang should cartwheel forward, end over end, in a nearly vertical plane.
It is extremely important to avoid using too much layover. If the boomerang is thrown with too much layover and released too horizontally, it will spin like a frisbee, suddenly climb high into the air, and then dive straight into the ground. Boomerangs may break when thrown in this way.
How to Throw.............1. Aim a little above the horizon.
2. Cock your arm back over your shoulder, with your wrist bent backwards. Follow through with a smooth body motion and a strong snap of the wrist. The snap will create spin, and spin is more important than power. Grip tightly throughout the throw and release. The boomerang will pull itself out of your grip.
3. Be sure that the boomerang is released in a nearly vertical plane. Do not throw horizontally (sidearm).
