Recent content by adamcouture

I really liked the Sampo for forehands. The gummy plastic feels great in the hand. Just not sure it's worth keeping in the bag when I have two decently seasoned Felons I can use for forehands as well.

My Opto Claymore has been laser straight with very little fade; also holds anhyzers very well. Gets a lot more glide then the truth. The Lucid Truth's I have are first run, and can take a lot of torque, but they will fade much harder. Just depends on the shot that I need. Both have a place in...

Moraine is definitely the best course I've ever played. Very technical and challenges you. If I were you, I'd put no more then 2 rounds at Moraine in a day. It's a hike. Slippery Rock is also long and hilly. Slippery Rock, Moraine, and Knob are all within about an hour drive down the same...

For drivers, the Trespass is awesome, but a bigger arm maybe end up turning it over. I'd recommend a Giant or an Enforcer. Saint Pro is an awesome overstable fairway. It can turn out to be an absolute bomber of a driver. For mids, I use a Fuse for turnover shots, a Truth for straight to stable...

Keep it safe and simple. Throw what you know, something you can control.

Usually on these types of shots, I throw my Lucid Judge or a Suspect. Just depends on the scenario. I have a tendency to release the Suspect wrong so I usually go Judge in this instance. Soon to be Sinus or Harp when I add that to my bag.

It's hard to say even for me, as an exclusive Trilogy thrower. Some discs seem more stable in Opto, and some in Gold Line. If you have the chance, try out both and see what you like.

TP Tursas RHBH.

I learned the bad habit when I started of throwing my backhands far away from my body, so I'm not getting the full torque and power through that I should be getting. I have heard several people explain it to me. The person that I play with regularly always points it out. I'm just not sure how to...

I used mine for the first time today. Takes some getting used to after using a Judge for so long. Still undecided if it's going to be my go to or not. We will see with more time.

I used to live in Michigan and I heard his name from many people, even without playing leagues and tournaments. Support this guy.

Bump. Thanks for the discs!

I'd recommend a Striker, Saint Pro, or Trident for a fairway driver thats a little more stable then your Escapes. It will help you out.

From what I'm told, the biggest flaw in my game is generating power in my hips when I throw. How can I generate more power? Tips would be greatly appreciated. I'm somewhat at a loss of what to do.

Check out a King. Very awesome disc and you don't need a lot of power behind it. My go to distance driver for sure.