What does it mean when a disc turns over?
A disc is turned over when it flies against the natural angle of the disc. For example, an RHBH thrower has turned a disc over if it flies to the right when released flat. This differs from an anhyzer because of the angle of release.Click to see full answer. Also to know is, what is…
A disc is turned over when it flies against the natural angle of the disc. For example, an RHBH thrower has turned a disc over if it flies to the right when released flat. This differs from an anhyzer because of the angle of release.Click to see full answer. Also to know is, what is a Hyzer Flip?A Hyzer Flip is very similar to an S-Shot but follows a straighter line. An understable disc is thrown very fast with a hyzer angle of release. The disc turns or “flips” up and brings its nose down in the process. This allows for a long straight glide.One may also ask, what makes a disc Understable? So for a right-handed player throwing the disc using a backhand technique, if the disc tends to fly straight it would be considered a stable disc. If the disc tends to fly to the left, it is considered overstable. When the disc tends to fly to the right, it’s considered understable. Subsequently, question is, what is turnover in disc golf? A turnover shot is thrown with something more understable so that the disc will carry the turn all the way to the ground. This gives you a big, sweeping left-to-right turn to get around doglegs. They’re usually thrown with a lot of air under the disc, so you throw them high and wide.What does Overstable disc mean?Understable means a flight that turns right ( RHBH throw). Stable is a flight that doesn’t turn. Overstable refers to a flight that turns left ( RHBH throw). Spike/Spike Hyzer is a shot that lands almost vertically and doesn’t skip.
