ground pitch/slope
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by bigs348 » Tue Oct 10, 2006 11:49 am
How much slope downhill is there? If your throwing downhill, and you naturally get a disc too nose down, it will turn over easier. Conversely, throwing uphill will make your disc more overstable.
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by Blake_T » Thu Oct 12, 2006 9:46 pm
throwing downhill is like virtual nose down.
you will need to throw a more stable disc to compensate, or with more hyzer, etc.
the wide sweeping hyzer will likely be the safest shot here if you can reach it.
you will need to throw a more stable disc to compensate, or with more hyzer, etc.
the wide sweeping hyzer will likely be the safest shot here if you can reach it.
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