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The key to throwing a forehand hyzer is to release the disc with the palm of your hand facing up. The natural motion your body wants to take is to roll your wrist over, this is what you are doing when you throw the flex line. You need to fight that natural motion and keep your palm facing the...
Where do you guys go to get the most $ for your plastic. I've seen the auction pages on FB and Ebay. I've got some old innova that I want to get the most I can for.
Take your discs out to a field or open fairway and throw them over and over again. Don't worry about where they end up. Focus more on the feeling. You might be surprised how much you will learn. As far as all the technical stuff, that will come in time as you become more obsessed.
I watched a Pro, in the top ten in the world at the time, dump his discs in a pond one by one (plus his bag) at an A tier. He had prob been playing for over 15 years.
Get your breathing under control before the round starts, get your breathing in sync with your throws and putts. Slow down, take your time, don't be a hero. Don't let indecision get you on the tee pad, if you do find your self unable to make a decision (throwing style or disc selection) go with...
Hey if you are looking for some help with your game, I can give you some tips. Ive been playing for about 12 years and at the Pro level for about 8. I live in Edgewood. If you ever want to meet up at the course there, that would be easy for me. I also play in Alb a lot. Just let me know...
Keeping the nose down. Before you begin moving your feet on the tee pad, get your disc up. If your right handed, throwing back hand, put that disc up just above your left elbow. I see a lot of players waiting too long to get the disc up on the line while it is still in their hand. Just stick...
You have to learn how to call people out. You get better at it over time, with experience. You learn how to deliver it, your tone, you body language. At first you may feel bad for calling them. It gets easier. You gotta start somewhere. I had to. I will squash it right away, because if I...
A few years ago I collected a "Super Ace Pot" in Salt Lake City. to get into the ace pot, the cost was $5 and there was no cap on the payout. After some time, maybe a month or more, the pot got so big and started to compound fast as it attracted more and more people from all over including...