dmoore1998
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I definitely throw FURTHER with a run-up, just my disc speed isn't quite as good. I spend a good deal of time doing one-steps in my field work, I was just surprised that the disc speed was slightly better...I had imagined it was likely slightly worse given I throw 50-75 feet shorter. My accuracy on one-steps is horrendous though. Even short putter shots I almost always do a "run up" (even if it's horribly slow). That's one of the things I'm hoping to work on in the offseason is a one-step or standstill for the short touch shots.
I was definitely surprised though...better nose angle, better launch angle, better spin, more disc speed...and trying to figure out how in the heck that means I throw it shorter. My only real thought was that it's possible that my runup/timing inside my shed with a net in a more enclosed space may be different than what I do out in the wild. Or it's just possible to have literally every metric be better with a one-step and still not throw it as far (but again, I haven't figured out how that works yet).
I was definitely surprised though...better nose angle, better launch angle, better spin, more disc speed...and trying to figure out how in the heck that means I throw it shorter. My only real thought was that it's possible that my runup/timing inside my shed with a net in a more enclosed space may be different than what I do out in the wild. Or it's just possible to have literally every metric be better with a one-step and still not throw it as far (but again, I haven't figured out how that works yet).