how to aim and shoot through trees

[proto something or other]

Originally Posted by essjay

From a significantly less proficient perspective: if you find yourself to be more accurate with your upshots, it is likely because you are throwing at a stand-still or a single-step toss. If I'm in the woods and need to shoot a gap, I usually just take a single step for my drive rather than a full run-up or x-step. You're utilizing fewer muscle groups and taking out some of the variables. It doesn't matter that you can throw really far with a run-up if you hit the first tree and end up in neverland...

Seriously good advice here.

[Chef]

dr. zaius:

I teach the A shift at a culinary school. I get there around 4:45 AM in the morning..... the first person to open to school up. I take my putter upstairs in my class room and practise putting into the sink. he he he

[Dr. Zaius]

Originally Posted by Chef

dr. zaius:

I teach the A shift at a culinary school. I get there around 4:45 AM in the morning..... the first person to open to school up. I take my putter upstairs in my class room and practise putting into the sink. he he he

nice. i teach at a high school. nearly every day i walk down any main hall all i do is visualize a basket at the end of the hall and decipher which disc i would use.
as most of us here can agree, i (we) have a serious problem.

[Chef]

I do that when I drive!

In school... I try to figure out which kid I would have to hyzer over.

[JMan]

I just keep a skill shot in my classroom, easier.