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that's pretty cool. it might explain why I throw annys harder than hyzers.. because my reach back on an anny is like that but on a hyzer its flat or hyzer the whole way
Tilt your body for hyzer.I can verify this technique works. I always struggled to get the nose down on flat and anhyzer throws until I found this technique. I know Blake from DGR discouraged it because it can lead to an increase in grip locks and wrist roll (causing turn and burns), and I've found that to be the case. But the trade-off has been worth it to get the nose down since I can't seem to be able to do it with a flat reach back. I typically only throw stable/overstable discs with the tilted reach back because of the wrist roll issue...anyone have any suggestions on that?
Tilt your body for hyzer.
No, I didn't mention anything about throwing hyzer. I'm talking about telegraphing anhyzer to flat, which is what zj's article is about. With this technique, I assume the wrist is going to have to roll from anhyzer to flat at some point. I've found it difficult to get completely flat at release.Tilt your body for hyzer.
Neither did I. You need to add hyzer from your body and/or pronate your arm at release.No, I didn't mention anything about throwing hyzer. I'm talking about telegraphing anhyzer to flat, which is what zj's article is about. With this technique, I assume the wrist is going to have to roll from anhyzer to flat at some point. I've found it difficult to get completely flat at release.
No, I didn't mention anything about throwing hyzer. I'm talking about telegraphing anhyzer to flat, which is what zj's article is about. With this technique, I assume the wrist is going to have to roll from anhyzer to flat at some point. I've found it difficult to get completely flat at release.
Change your name back to koyok.
Thanks for clarifying. My body is definitely hyzer when I'm throwing flat or hyzer. I don't think that's the problem.Neither did I. You need to add hyzer from your body and/or pronate your arm at release.
Thanks, that gives me a better understanding of what's happening. I can see why you say it's timing dependent, I think my timing is slightly off when I occasionally turn and burn it.I wouldn't call it a roll but there is some manipulation.
You can try it at home. Grab a disc. Hold the disc with the inside titled down, and at your right pec. Make sure your elbow is pointed forward at the target. Now uncoil your forearm with the inside still facing downward. If you hold onto to it through the hit, the disc is now on a hyzer. Its useful for understanding and feeling how long you need to be holding on to the disc. I think this is why BlakeT was never a big fan of throwing like this, because its a shortcut on the arc.