I do not want to swing both ways.

I am a right handed player.  I throw back and as well as forehand.  I get my distance driving forehand.  My favorite is the "NUKE".  When I backhand it, it goes to the left.  When Forehanded, it goes to the right.  As of late, I have been hurting myself when I backhand.  So I want to be a full time forehander.  It allows me to see or keep an eye on my target.  I take less steps (generally only two) so there's less chance of messing up, and I drive a hell of a lot further when i forehand throw a disc.  Lastly, I have not injoured myself driving forehanded.

So I am thinking of only being a forehanded thrower.  I know that being a "switch hitter" has it's benefits.  But I think I should find one style and master it versus being a decent "Jack of all trades".

So when throwing right forehanded which Discs are best for...............

Long Distance right

Long Distance left

Long Distance straight

Mid right

Mid left

Mid straight

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Roller

Tommy

 

I primarily throw Discraft.  But I do have other disc in my bag like Innova, Ching, Ion, Aerobie, and Millennium 

 

Yes I understand that I may have to start over.  So you right handed forehand throwers or flickers, please give your input.

[Joshua Knutson]

What you say makes a lot of sense, when I play tennis I always backhand.  My forehands go too long or into the net.  Instead of practicing forehands, I just position myself for a backhand.  I don't play competitive tennis, just friendly matches, but I definitely see what you mean, nice post.