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RCarr posted:I play disc golf sparingly, and I cannot for the life of me throw a driver accurately. Every driver I throw just turns over and takes off to the right (I throw right hand, backhanded). Do I need to change my angle of release? Do I need to switch to a disc with more speed? I could have written this post because I have the same game. Mine comes from having an ultimate background and being able to throw that disc really far backhand. I've had good luck with teebird though so maybe keep at it?
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Sep 28, 2017 01:43
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Teebird is a great disc to learn good form with. I would guess that you're doing something weird with the very end of your throw, like forcing it over, to make it turn over so sharply to the right. If you throw the teebird super hard, totally flat, it shouldn't flip over like a mamba. Check your grip. Are you gripping HARD, with 4 fingers on the rim? Are you pressing down HARD with your thumb to balance out your 4 fingers? My guess is yes to the first, no to the second. That will make the left side of the disc tilt up and come out of your hand already on an anhyzer angle. When you're throwing your putter, you can't really grip the inside of the disc in the same way and so it doesn't tilt up like the teebird is. That's my two cents, good luck!
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Sep 28, 2017 04:01
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humpthewind posted:I could have written this post because I have the same game. Mine comes from having an ultimate background and being able to throw that disc really far backhand. If you're looking for a fun DG disc that will allow you to do air bounces and touch shots like an ultimate disc, try the coyote!
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Sep 28, 2017 04:03
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