Hyzer

A hyzer is when the disc is released with the outer edge angled down and away, causing the disc to turn out from your body during its flight.

Backhand Hyzer

With a similar motion to the “straight backhand”, lean forward at the waist to adjust the disc angle down, and aim to the inside of the target.

Forehand Hyzer

With a similar motion to the “straight forehand”, lean forward at the waist to adjust the disc angle down, and aim to the inside of the target.

Scramble Shot

Forehand Flick

Behind an obstacle but have room to reach out while still facing the basket?

The forehand flick will help you find more room for your up shot.

Face the basket, plant your toe behind your lie, and stretch out to the side with the other leg. Using a forehand grip, but less reach back, use a flicking motion with your arm and wrist to make your up shot.

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