Long Sweeping Anhyzer Shot

Any one have any advice on throwing a shot were the disc breaks to the right, kinda like a big exaggerated C. Some of my friend throw it and it looks like they are really using their body to make the disc fight curve around trees. Thanks.

[ROBEY the one.]

cock your wrist and snap the hell out of it. little bit of angle on a medium stability disc and with a lil practice you should end up with what your looking for. or at least that works for me. put it up a little high than you would for a hyzer as i dont think they have as much glide when thrown anny.

[Judozuna]

I use my valkyries to do shots like this as its pretty understable. You have to exaggerate your bodys movement to match the line you want it to follow, usually a pretty high arc, but you still need to get a lot of spin or snap on the disc. It just takes practice If done correctly the disc will fly around the corner before it flattens out and glides gently down in a straight line towards the target.

[Jackson]

Have a tried a forehand?

[ominae_wu]

I have and I am really working on that part of my game. That is my weakest part, since the rain stopped I have been practicing forehand regularly.

[Rescue]

I was taught a trick. As your pulling the disc across your chest (further away from your chest than the norm). Arch your back (lean back). Go's without saying to have a nice anhy angle on the disc. I know every one has their fav. disc for this, and mine is a Champ Panther. Seems to land flat and slide for me. Instead of catching the rim and rolling off, but thats what works for me. Good luck. Or like the other person said. Try a side arm? I can't, but that's another story!

[volklgirl]

Check out this video, then exagerate the movement and throw it higher....I get great results from my Star Valk and ESP Impact.
http://discraft.com/vid/html/dg05.html

[Sean Johnson]

Try an Innova sidewinder. Even the slightest bit of annie (or even throw it flat) and you'll be lucky if it fades back to the left. My star sidewinder, when thrown flat, will arc right then fade back just enough that it just sits down flat. (just flat far off to the right) I find that if you pivot on your heel instead of the ball of your foot, the disc will have a tendency to turn right. Same line of reasoning that Rescue's talking about. Snap hard and spin hard. The stingray is a stupidly under-stable mid range disc thats worth trying too. I'm not a big fan, but it does have it's uses.

[Mike]

Surge, Flash, Avenger SS, Buzzz, Impact, Meteor, Comet, Glide, Breeze.... You get the point there are a lot of them, just pick something close to, or a little understable and give it a few rips. Anhyzer shots take some practice to get them right more so than a hyzer in my opinion.

[ominae_wu]

Thanks for the great info!