You are getting a full flight and using the understability of the disc to your benefit, so throwing smooth, rather than hard, is the goal. Hyzerflips thrown with more stable discs will usually hold a straight flight and then smoothly fade out to the left as they lose speed. This is sometimes called a “hyzerflip to turn” shot on disc golf commentary. If the disc is very understable, the disc will drift to the right towards the end of its flight. Thrown righthand backhand (RHBH), the hyzer release overcomes an understable disc’s tendency to turn to the right instead, the disc will rotate to a flat position (“flip to flat”) and then fly straight. The simplest explanation of a hyzerflip is an understable disc thrown on a hyzer angle.
So, what are hyzerflips and how can you add them to your game? The Basics They are also the best way to learn to shape shots and control the full flight of your disc. They are extremely useful – especially for lower-power players. I understand that sentiment, but I pushed through and now hyzerflips are a key part of my game. Manipulating a less stable disc to fly straight seemed riskier than just throwing an overstable disc that would overcome my swing flaws and do the same thing every time. However, while I could get them to work in the field, I was still uncomfortable trying to throw hyzerflips on the course. It flipped up and went dead straight past my distance drivers. I just assumed I couldn’t throw hyzerflips – whatever they were – and moved on.Ī year later, I was doing field work and threw an understable Hatchet. I tried throwing them like he instructed, but I just got simple hyzers or shots that rolled over and crashed. Unfortunately, I had no clue what he was talking about. I was mesmerized by his stories of these legendary shots that would fly dead straight with easy distance and great control. When I first started playing, my friend Cyrus told me that I needed to throw hyzerflips. Maby Steve Andrews in Instruction, Opinion with 0 comments Catrina Allen is a deadly hyzerflip thrower. Shape your shot to get the most out of your discs.
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