Recent content by Beetard

I believe it has to do with course maintenance, scheduling events, and promoting the course, but I can't find a clear answer. I will contact Innova and see.

I decided to just go with a couple more aviars. I did buy one roc for if I am playing a couse and there is a decent headwind.

I used to have pro D Buzzz a long time ago. New, it was stable to slightly understable.

What does a course pro do and can there only be one at a course?

yes, 150 from a standstill. I was actually thinking about a buzzz! other discs I was thinking about were a shark or a spider.

classic roc?

I am dedicated to switching to my opposite hand; throwing leftie. I'm keeping it strictly 101 with flat and slight hyzers and want a disc that flies true; something that will turn over, even at low power, if OATed, yet not be overly-affected by headwinds. Not a comet, please... X plastic =...

These guys are not throwing really high. They throw low, but the disc has so much acceleration and velocity that it generates massive lift and quickly climbs while staying nose-down.

It really takes time, love and patience to properly season a disc. The natural impacts they experience affect flight characteristics more favorably than beating them up on purpose; that just seems to make them lose all of their high speed stability and become flippy pieces of crap. One thing...

I was taught that wherever my head is pointing when I throw is where the disc goes. I have found that if my head was 30 degrees to the right, I will throw the disc 30 degrees to the right, so by self observation I have confirmed that this is true. Hopefully that makes sense? Another way I...

How's it goin' guys!? Isn't it exciting getting better at throwing left-handed, Uncle Brother? I can't wait until I can drive some holes leftie! I was at the field tossing a few today, trying to get it set in stone that the weight shift is what is starting my kinetic chain and that from...

I am hitting the reset button too. This season I am learning to throw with my opposite hand. It is going much better than I thought because I didn't previously spend years teaching myself screwed up positions and timing with my left hand. In the past when I was trying to throw farther right...

Thank you Chev Chelios, that makes sense! :mrgreen:

It's probably already been covered, but I noticed that you are dragging your left foot during the hit/follow-through.

Thank you for sharing your great find.