MVP Disc Sports (Official Thread)

[Throwasurge]

Three cheers for the AMP I made a tremendous 300' turnover FH with it for a par save in yesterdays tourney. Most memorable shot of the day. It's great fits right between my Roadrunner and Volt. I won my division by one stroke..

[Moonshine]

Sounds like an awesome shot! Congratulations

[dmk1978]

Congrats sir..

[JohnEmery]

Originally Posted by Throwasurge

Three cheers for the AMP I made a tremendous 300' turnover FH with it for a par save in yesterdays tourney. Most memorable shot of the day. It's great fits right between my Roadrunner and Volt. I won my division by one stroke..

Well played sir. Wish I could fh better.

[Stankyjahnke]

Originally Posted by JohnEmery

Well played sir. Wish I could fh better.

Me too

[nolangherity]

you can backhand, but wish you could forehand understable discs? *dies*

[BigSky]

Originally Posted by nolangherity

you can backhand, but wish you could forehand understable discs? *dies*

Learning to FH an Amp is a valuable skill. What are you "dying" about?

[Phenn]

Originally Posted by BigSky

Learning to FH an Amp is a valuable skill. What are you "dying" about?

Just a guess, but probably that a RHFH turnover is (almost) the same shot as a RHBH hyzer or straight-with-fade shot. There's utility in it, and that's most likely the situation that elicited Throwasurge's own shot, but I'd definitely throw backhanded on any shot that allowed me to long before I'd opt for a FH turnover.

But that's just me.

[BigSky]

Of course Phenn, but nobody should shun the idea of someone wanting to learn FH.

[Phenn]

Originally Posted by BigSky

Of course Phenn, but nobody should shun the idea of someone wanting to learn FH.

Yup, I'm with you on that. MVP's discs are great for FH, they've really helped me develop that part of my game.