Technical driving question.

[rikardob]

How do you drive and which one is closest to the correct form?

http://www.buffalobassline.com/gallery/1_29_03_09_5_18_17.jpg

[BrotherDave]

I can't read those pictures man, I just dropped some acid. No but seriously, A-ish is how I drive. Correct form? IDK but different strokes for different folks.

[Lewis]

A all the way.

[tamahawk]

a linear motion is correct, i have to say A!

[mzuleger]

A. Pull on a straight line

[rikardob]

I can't read those pictures man, I just dropped some acid.

:D It kind of matched the disk.

[garublador]

The shoulders aren't correct in any of those pictures. You should be more square to the target at the hit. What's important with the pull through is that the disc is pulled close to your chest and that there is a "chopping" movement with the elbow. It's easiest to get snap when you lead with your elbow rather than shoulder as well.

[rikardob]

My old lady doesn't play much. I just asked her to stand in the general pose. The important thing is the disc's path before it leaves the hand. I know how to x step and approach.

[ERicJ]

Of the options you've shown, 'A' looks most correct.

[dpennycuff]

Picture A is generally accepted as the best of the 4 choices you provided; however, the most important thing is that you pull straight across the chest as in pictures A and B. I have a friend who throws like pictures C and D, and he has a huge problem with his throws going right almost every time (right hand back hand). If you continue the arrow through the disc in pictures C and D you will see that it points to the right, which is where the disc is going to go. So if you want the disc to go straight, you need to pull it along a straight path toward the direction you want it to go.

[Hamilton]

i also think i'm a B, working to be an A

[ambroze]

I would says none of the above since I throw side arm.. That's a joke and I hate when people are seriously like that. No, answer is "A" when I do crank out my backhand.

[33tango]

A, but if I want a disc to turn right I sometimes use something like C or D.

[TalbotTrojan]

Seems like the consensus here is that A is the correct way to do it, but how realistic is it to have the disc go that straight as you pull through? I would also agree that A is correct though at first to the beginner it seems that something else might be correct. In the end it all comes down to the snap and getting the disc with snap pointed in the right direction.

[TalbotTrojan]

Not that there needs to be anything more said about this, as everyone on here seems to be favoring A, but I was playing with some of the local pros at La Mirada yesterday and they were all about trying to figure out how to bring the disc through straighter. This is the way to increase distance along with all the other technique things. By the way, these guys are throwing discs over 500'.

[mindwind]

"A" is the correct choice. A good way to visualize the correct motion is to imagine yourself trying to start a gas lawnmower...imagine pulling that cord straight across your chest.

[grube.fresh]

b. shoulder turn in the back swing will give you more range of motion= more distance. you must however pull straight through to avoid yanking your disc wide of the target.

[Midnightbiker]

Is it me, or does that women have really long toes?:eek:

[innova]

I've tried both the A & B style of reach back.

I can get more distance using A, so... yea.

A

[billnchristy]

So what is the best way for a woman to throw? As you can see on the pictures, form A goes straight through a boob.