OK, this will sound like a newb question, and possibly been addressed before, but...
Why do top players (and maybe better ams even?) seem to prefer throwing wide hyzers vs something more straight toward the basket? I have an idea, but wanted to get more seasoned players' opinions.
Not talking about the sky hyzer where a tombstone is desired--I get that motivation of minimum ground play. But rather the throw for a RHBH player that goes out laterally 50' from the straight line target, has to be thrown higher usually, harder, and with a higher speed disc.
Seems like it invites more variability such as ground skips than just a straight mid rip up the middle. Is it that much more predictable?
Help my ignorance.
Why do top players (and maybe better ams even?) seem to prefer throwing wide hyzers vs something more straight toward the basket? I have an idea, but wanted to get more seasoned players' opinions.
Not talking about the sky hyzer where a tombstone is desired--I get that motivation of minimum ground play. But rather the throw for a RHBH player that goes out laterally 50' from the straight line target, has to be thrown higher usually, harder, and with a higher speed disc.
Seems like it invites more variability such as ground skips than just a straight mid rip up the middle. Is it that much more predictable?
Help my ignorance.