snow throw

1. In your WFD, in the first turn, try to replace your left foot with your right.  The box is only 9' long, and you're using 15' or so.
2. Slow down your first turn, and don't cast to the moon.  Go slow to fast.
3. In your stones, press the stone to your face or neck.  Don't grip the stone (kiss of death).  You're pushing the stone, rather than putting it (not sure how to describe that).  If you do that too much, it'll definitely limit your distances and possibly injure your ulnar nerve (BTDT, you don't want that T-shirt).
4. Get yourself a much bigger caber, say 16' long at least.
5. For WOB, shorten up the chain pretty much as much as you can.  Also, find a branch or something to throw over.  It will help your throwing a lot.
   

wfd - your cast is......a mess .  You are almost straight up and down with your high/low point which would be ok if we were throwing for height.  Flatten it out some so you can use it to drive to the trig.  Your initial cast sets all of this up.    

Watch a ton of video and try to replicate.  I tried to get a couple snapshots in the same position, so you can see exactly what I'm talking about.

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Wow, so that's how the other half lives (and by other half, I mean those above the Mason/Dixon line). I can't even comprehend that much snow, let alone throwing in it.  Keep at it Von! Even with a lunar orbit cast, it still seems to go a long way, so straighten out that cast orbit/degee and you'll see some quick improvements.

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tryed to get her flattened out a bit, still looks like my left foot isnt coming completely perpindicular to the trig....like I imagine it should.