@heltzoor Sure, sometimes. But I've had intermediate throwers who always practice w/ a forehand fake, to a point where they can't throw the disc without starting with a fake on the other side. Often, if the cut is open and you have the extension to throw it, adding a fake is just wasting time.
@heltzooor sure why not! There are many useful ways this drill could be modified. You could also add a mark to test and increase the speed of the pivoting. Any other suggestions anyone?
@heltzoor Sure, sometimes. But I've had intermediate throwers who always practice w/ a forehand fake, to a point where they can't throw the disc without starting with a fake on the other side. Often, if the cut is open and you have the extension to throw it, adding a fake is just wasting time.
bslade86 4 months ago
mwitmer -- so that was me heckling maddog... should we do a video on that?
heltzooor 4 months ago
@heltzooor haha! oh okay, my bad. For your second question I'll stick with my original response of "sure, why not?" Good heckling always welcome.
Also, I kind of agree with Ben here. Faking is not always necessary. It's good to practice both ways.
mwitmer15 4 months ago
how bout a forehand fake before the step around.
heltzooor 4 months ago
@heltzooor sure why not! There are many useful ways this drill could be modified. You could also add a mark to test and increase the speed of the pivoting. Any other suggestions anyone?
mwitmer15 4 months ago