How to do a Skibber shot 

An open 150ish foot hole, it’s a funny throw to do

It comes in handy on some random upshot’s in the woods when thrown with less power

I’ve skibbered a prodigy H5 (pretty understable) and the Zeus and the only real difference is a the H5 landed a couple feet more left

Nope, grenade is either with a split grip or traditionally an upside down backhand thumber thrown vertically.

@@philipshane768 the point is that it's the exact same shot shape of a horizontally thrown grenade but in a biomechanically worse position since the shoulder tends to be much more internally rotated and there's more strain on the elbow.

Grenades are actually thrown horizontally.

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You never throw a grenade with that grip. It's a horizontal tomahawk.

Nope, Scoober is the other side of your body

@@jacksonfrolf no it’s not

It doesn’t hurt anything, does blister your finger quick though

The only part it’s hard on is your fingers, blisters if you do it enough

Or he is talking about a different throw, different name and throw style. That does not mean he was talking about the one you are thinking of.😂😂😂😂

@@Ledger_Lewis yess

@@Ledger_Lewis no such throw as skibber unless he made the name up

Yeah it’s not the Scoober, it’s similar that’s why I called it the Skibber

Well a scoober is thrown as a stand still, thrown from shoulder height, and is lobbed, because it's a short approach or putt. This is obviously thrown from a lower trajectory, with more power, and a run up, similar to a backhand. Not the same throw. Even if this just made it up, it's still not the same as a scoober. Useful scenario would be a tight gap with a steep drop or close OB, so you need the disc to hit the ground with no ground play.

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