What's a snowman with glasses?
A snowman is an 8, and glasses would presumably be a second 8.
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What's a snowman with glasses?
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If you want to improve your grip in cold weather.. Store your discs inside overnight if you don't already.. It seems to help. No I don't have any sciencey reasons why.
Ok, OS/stable/US. I guess my mind is different. Since for RHBH overstable goes left and understable goes right, wouldn't it stand to reason that stable just means neutral? I hear people say "that will be more stable" To me stable = neutral. To say it is more stable I think it is more neutral. But I guess people are using more as in it is more than stable (overstable). Is it just common to say "more stable" when referring to overstable?
Ok, OS/stable/US. I guess my mind is different. Since for RHBH overstable goes left and understable goes right, wouldn't it stand to reason that stable just means neutral? I hear people say "that will be more stable" To me stable = neutral. To say it is more stable I think it is more neutral. But I guess people are using more as in it is more than stable (overstable). Is it just common to say "more stable" when referring to overstable?
I think people are using "more stable" instead of saying "overstable", which I don't like because it doesn't make sense. "More stable" should mean that it's flying closer to neutral compared to another disc.
I am trying to use "overstable", "neutral", and "understable" to describe flights.
Suggest you read the entire thread, and you'll see what I mean.
How do you aim?
Okay I've been playing for 4 months now and I'm doing fine, but I wonder if there is a more specific way that other people aim their throws.
I base the aim of my drives off of my lead foot. I know that if I approach square to the tee and plant in the upper left corner, I will throw straight, given a hypothetically consistent release.
But for standstill shots, I don't aim at all, except for being generally oriented toward the basket, with my feet staggered so that my aiming line runs roughly from my back toe to my front heel. I just sort of feel how I'm aligned and set a focus on the target in my mind, and let the aiming software in my brain work in the background.
What do you guys do?
It's not so much about aiming per se as it is timing your hit to occur inline with the direction you want the disc to go. Most new players and hordes of recreational players struggle with aiming for a long time b/c their hit is very inconsistent or nonexistent (usually from rounding and strong-arming). When a player learns how to hit (mechanics force the disc out of your hand instead of consciously releasing) it dramatically reduces the amount of "spray" your throws have. Your spray pattern will narrow more and more the better you time your hit to occur when you want it.How do you aim?
Okay I've been playing for 4 months now and I'm doing fine, but I wonder if there is a more specific way that other people aim their throws.
I base the aim of my drives off of my lead foot. I know that if I approach square to the tee and plant in the upper left corner, I will throw straight, given a hypothetically consistent release.
But for standstill shots, I don't aim at all, except for being generally oriented toward the basket, with my feet staggered so that my aiming line runs roughly from my back toe to my front heel. I just sort of feel how I'm aligned and set a focus on the target in my mind, and let the aiming software in my brain work in the background.
What do you guys do?
As a beginner, started playing in Sept/Oct. 2019 should I still be using lower weight discs?
I like my putters and mids heavy (170+) or max weight because the weight seems to help with consistency (accuracy) for me. However I'm a noodle arm and run my drivers on the lighter side (160-165) so that I can get them up to speed easier.
I don't think throwing heavy mids/putters will hurt your form at all.
I like my putters and mids heavy (170+) or max weight because the weight seems to help with consistency (accuracy) for me. However I'm a noodle arm and run my drivers on the lighter side (160-165) so that I can get them up to speed easier.