AdamCaudle
Double Eagle Member
I'd say if you are working on form use understable stuff that won't mask flaws. So I guess I would go with Meteor/Stalker/Magnet.
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Pete Kwaz
Birdie Member
that should do ya
Chucktown
Eagle Member
What is oat? I have seen it all over this forum but have never found out what it means.
Trashthrasher
Eagle Member
Champ teebird, Mako, and putter.
Chucktown
Eagle Member
Now that I know what oat is, I had a problem with it when I purchased my first Boss, a 168 Star boss. I threw about 275 at the time, the Boss went about 200 on a hard hyzer, after really trying to get some speed on this disc, I did not have much luck. So I purchased a 160 R-Pro Boss, I did much better with this and I credit the R-Pro Boss for helping me learn to throw high speed discs.
Chucktown
Eagle Member
Surge, Buzzz, Putter
djjeremiahj
Double Eagle Member
if it were me...
i'd go with 4.
Magnet - Of Course.
buzzz "slightly beat in" - The buzzz is a straight enough disc that if you really overpower it it will flip. Because it's fairly new, it's a very consistent bellweather of your throw. At the same time, its a good disc to work on Power.
Teebird "Slightly beat in" - The teebird really needs a "non amateur" to throw. Master the teebird and everything else will flow from it. If you use anything that's not beat in to "consistent" or expected, your results might vary. This is a good disc to work on technique.
Wraith - Whichever gives you the most control. The wraith is so easy to throw that it shows any imperfections OR good throwing techniques. Also, it throws more like a distance driver than a teebird. This is a good "all tools" disc. It doesnt need the power, but it can take it. It doesnt need technique, but it sure does help....
i'd go with 4.
Magnet - Of Course.
buzzz "slightly beat in" - The buzzz is a straight enough disc that if you really overpower it it will flip. Because it's fairly new, it's a very consistent bellweather of your throw. At the same time, its a good disc to work on Power.
Teebird "Slightly beat in" - The teebird really needs a "non amateur" to throw. Master the teebird and everything else will flow from it. If you use anything that's not beat in to "consistent" or expected, your results might vary. This is a good disc to work on technique.
Wraith - Whichever gives you the most control. The wraith is so easy to throw that it shows any imperfections OR good throwing techniques. Also, it throws more like a distance driver than a teebird. This is a good "all tools" disc. It doesnt need the power, but it can take it. It doesnt need technique, but it sure does help....
VictorB
* Ace Member *
Pick a stable putter, stable midrange, and stable fairway driver.
You should be able to perform anything asked of you on any course with those 3 discs.
You should be able to perform anything asked of you on any course with those 3 discs.
Driver and putter are all about your preference, but I'd definitely use that Buzzz for your mid
toothyfish
* Ace Member *
Magnet (that was easy)
newish Buzzz, work on making shots
170 Teebird
I would stow a big distance driver at this time. Usually the point of the minimal/small bag approach is to force one to improve form, control, and shot making.
newish Buzzz, work on making shots
170 Teebird
I would stow a big distance driver at this time. Usually the point of the minimal/small bag approach is to force one to improve form, control, and shot making.
I agree with Pete Kwaz
Orig.Belmite
Newbie
Pro classic roc
QJLS
Destroyer
QJLS
Destroyer
superium
Eagle Member
I'd take a pro-d magent over a soft one tho any day. Too much floppiness going on with the soft version and I really havent seen it grab the chains any better than the pro-d anyways. The onlt downside of the pro-d is it has no grip when the temp hits 40 or below.
TeeBird, Roc, Putter.....other than a pig or XD for approach that's basically what I use most of a round despite dragging 8 other discs along.
Patrick Smith
Newbie
Fix your OAT
This helped me...
Go with 150g discs for awhile
Aviar
Roc
Teebird
Doesn't matter the plastic, though when i did it i used a star aviar, japan champion rancho roc and a champion teebird. They are not flippy. They are not too understable. They just require you to throw very smoothly.
This helped me...
Go with 150g discs for awhile
Aviar
Roc
Teebird
Doesn't matter the plastic, though when i did it i used a star aviar, japan champion rancho roc and a champion teebird. They are not flippy. They are not too understable. They just require you to throw very smoothly.
