What Affects The Stability Of A Disc 

Thanks for sharing and taking your time to help!

What if the disc is domey or flat? Stiff or flexible? Also does temperature have an effect? Appreciate the vid Brodie!

This video is amazing.

Thanks, perfect to see and great camera work from your better half!

I'll gladly take all the disc's that no longer work in your bag

Brodie: good lesson, but you need to give us the numbers for each disc you use so we understand how to know when discs are stable or understable;

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Honestly I'm not sure a lighter disc flies faster. Although you may be able to pull your arm around a touch faster. But then again we are talking a difference of 25 grams and that is if you are throwing a 150gm. Ideally a heavy disc has more inertia but is affected by gravity more. A lighter disc would be opposite. The lighter disc would certainly be affected by wind but also just air resistance. The discs being the same shape would have the same aerodynamics. But cutting through the air a lighter disc may have more trouble with and feel more resistance. I throw mix of Max and lighter weight discs. What I noticed and I don't exactly know why is that lighter weight discs allow you to get more of the full flight of the disc. But not always resulting in longer distances. Although sometimes LOL.

@@stephenrosenthal5252 yeah I'm pretty sure it's the arm speed gained by lighter disc being thrown

It depends on who throws it. By the way, it is hyzer. Nothing wrong with spelling wrong, but wanted to correct that. This is a very different topic, because someone throwing 450 ft uses very different stability than someone throwing 300 ft or 250 ft. You just need to see what works for you. And like I have told to many. If you ask for good discs for you or what stability should you use, always mention e.g. how far you throw. That gives people an indication what might work for you. You can't e.g. get an advice what disc flies sort of straight, if you don't tell something about how far you throw, because it is all depends on your throw.

It depends a lot on spin as well. In metric system there is a very good "rating" that works quite well. Add 0 to the speed of the disc and you get an idea how far you should throw it in order to make the disc fly according to its flight numbers. Speed 4: Throw 40 meters and it flies like the flight numbers Speed 7: Throw 70 meters and it flies like the flight numbers Speed 12: Throw 120 meters and it flies like the flight numbers

To be honest. No pros really look at flight numbers. Or at least the ones I’ve talked to.

@DonJuan LeBron I know right. Couldn't think of anything better once I realized I was first. But, at least I wrote something better than your piece of shit comment. Lmao.

You're just jealous he commented on my other comment sorry dad.

@DonJuan LeBron yet you keep commenting... Like someone who "doesn't care." The only thing reeking desperation here is you trying to trigger me and its not working lmao. I'm aware what I said was cringe, but why do you care? Really says about how sad your life must be if you keep coming back to talk to me, one person, thinking your once again making an impact. But, you can keep commenting so I can keep digging your comments into the ground.

@DonJuan LeBron also, commenting to someone who is a content creater like they are a human, isn't acting like we are best buds. I've also met the dude a few times in real life. Which, I'm sure you have met him too considering your weird need to come back comment on my "cringe comment"

And no, I don't expect him to remember me or my name. Before you take that route lmfao.

have you tried imagining that you're pouring out a coffee pot throughout your reach back and pull through?

Couldn't agree more.

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@@ericdunthorne1981 was about to post that channel super good content and most of it is almost 10 years old

This has helped more than any other video for sure... At a futher level and with some knowledge. Plastic messed me up. I have felt the difference, but wow. Poor people can't try out every plastic at once and this blows my little noodle. Thanks for the wisdom.

really? best articulated?

Happy to help!

@@BrodieSmith yes sir

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I’m sure u know some of this already but each disc has numbers even tho some don’t print it on the disc you can find it online! Quick tip that I learned from throwing some of my friends discs! If you throw around 270-300 feet max try a “blizzard plastic” (makes the disc super light) disc by innova! I have a innova krait in that plastic and it’s 141g 11/ 5 / -1 / 2. The disc flies with such glide and power but it’s easy to get that speed because of the weight! For me I can throw it around 320-350ft. I suggest trying it out! They got some more as well in this plastic! Have fun out on the course bro

@@PoloZ34 Most bigger manufacturers make lightweight discs. Prodigy, Dynamic Disc, Latitude etc. Discraft doesn't have many of those. Discmania has those too. I ditched Innova many years ago, because you never know what you get when you buy Innova. Very inconsistent. You buy two from the same mold and they fly totally differently. With that arm speed, I recommend to try Latitude's Sapphire if you like lighter discs. For the woods, e.g. Dynamic Discs Breakout for hyzerflips and controlled drives.

@sTiTcH seriously. Aaron needs to get over it

that would be amazing! Add it to disc golf valley 😃

This is something that I think would be very helpful. It's one thing to hear the Jomez crew talking about it. It's another to be able to do it.

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Those light discs, blizzard from innova air from prodigy can be your best friend. 👍 good luck

Your slower arm speed should essentially be matched with slower discs or lighter discs. Find 10 speed discs that mimic things like the destroyer or popular drivers and you’ll be solid.

Solid additions to this complex algorithm. But also very relevant. In Denver here I can play certain discs (that is already a mile up) and I have to play pretty differently going to the mountain courses another 1000’ up. It’s wild.