Wow, I finally miss FrankD!! Timg let him back now! This is just dumb.
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with one foot behind your disc and the other one either parallel to that foot or behind the plane of the marker
Who cares what they think as long as you end up with a lower score. When you batter them enough, they will either ask for help or realize the truth. Either way, doesn't influence your game so who the heck cares?
so as long as i keep one foot at the marker, can i place my other foot out to the side, kneeling to see/throw around the tree? Thanks, i am indeed a noob and this thread is really helpful. I'm reading the whole thing....
How far does the average Open Pro throw?
there is no 'average' really. i would guess 350-400' conservatively, mainly due to disc technology. it really depends on age. younger guys are going to throw farther. but there are plenty of old-er guys that could be playing masters/grandmasters but choose to play open and kick butt because their putting/approach game is lights out and they rarely stray off the fairway.
Need help!
I have been playing off and on for 3 years.
I have mastered the thumber and throw a 167 Champion Eagle. Is there a better discs for a thumber I have watched some youtube videos and Brian Schweberger with team innova prefers a Firebird.
So do you put eggs in muffins or is that just a cake thing?
I think u just answered your own question
I personally throw a flick for tomahawks/thumber's.