Disc Stability in Disc Golf

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Summary: Disc golf can be a fun and exciting game as well as great exercise. Learn about disc stability and control in this free video.

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John Stone John Stone has been an avid Disc Golfer for over 15 years. His experience has given him an in-depth knowledge of the games techniques, throwing styles and th... read more

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Disc Stability in Disc Golf

Definition of an under stable disc is a disc that has the property that when as a right handed thrower, you let go of that disc and it's flat, the disc's engineered to, since it's under stable, its engineered to turn to the right. An over stable disc is going to turn to the left. Under stable disc is going to turn to the right. So it's very useful for dog leg rights and dog leg lefts to make sure that you're using the right disc. So, an under stable disc, if you're looking at a dog leg right, an under stable disc will give you that right hand turn because being under stable, it's immediate, it's if you throw it flat, it's going to go this way. It's going to go right first and then end fade to the left. Where an over stable disc, if you throw flat is going to end just left.