Nice! Having precise language like this is super helpful. I hope it catches on elsewhere, and everyone is speaking the same, clear and concise language when describing different issues in the throw. 🤞
Sure. when you throw hyzer hopefully everything is tilted on hyzer: hips and shoulders and arm. When you throw flat you may have everything flat(er) which is not great mechanically... you can still throw flat if you want to, but dont expect your brace to be as strong or as able to contain momentum. When people throw flat there generally tends to be less space for the disc, which kinda creates problems like rounding... try to find a way to keep the space you have on a hyzer when you do a flat throw...
Nice! Having precise language like this is super helpful. I hope it catches on elsewhere, and everyone is speaking the same, clear and concise language when describing different issues in the throw. 🤞
Bro, you're rounding! ; )
yea, here's hoping!
Great explanation
Thank you!
Third category for me when I mess up.
Yep that one is pretty common. Really dont see alot of other coaches talking about it. So its not in the common knowledge yet.
I feel #3 happens to me but when I try to throw flat/not hyzer. Would that be possible?
Sure. when you throw hyzer hopefully everything is tilted on hyzer: hips and shoulders and arm. When you throw flat you may have everything flat(er) which is not great mechanically... you can still throw flat if you want to, but dont expect your brace to be as strong or as able to contain momentum.
When people throw flat there generally tends to be less space for the disc, which kinda creates problems like rounding... try to find a way to keep the space you have on a hyzer when you do a flat throw...
@@_TDG thank you!
I’m definitely the last one.
That tracks. I dont think I was even aware of that pattern back when we worked together. Hows your throw doing?
why was this recommended to me?
Dont ask me, ask the Algorithmic Overlords... Is that minecraft modded CounterStrike in some of you videos???