RowingBoats
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- Sep 6, 2020
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I promise I'm not going to play fewer rounds or skip field work to throw into a net, playing and watching the disc fly is too fun, lol. It's extra because it's so convenient so it's easy to get reps in, so over the months it will add up to thousands of throws, and not all will be max power.
I doubt my form is going to drastically change even though I've been playing for 4.5 months because I skipped the initial phase of letting whatever natural bad form you start with to set in since I watched form videos on day 1, so I was already heading in the right direction from the start. I've gotten plenty of good form advice here but the drastic suggestions have dried up and it's mostly optimizing things it seems. If find out about anything drastic, I'll start working on it immediately.
Cool beans If you are happy with your form and want to grind it out from there, that's all that matters I suppose.
As far as how many hyzer angles you need to practice, I maintain that no one can tell you that and am still confused why you would want them to anyways. That is part of why people haven't engaged with your question in the way you are seeming to want. If you are seriously asking it, you are asking the wrong question at the wrong time. Determining how many angles pros throw does not determine how many angles YOU need to throw. And pros also wildly vary in their gameplans. There is no objective answer to this question.
There have been tons of subjective answers though, so hopefully you got what you were after here.