![]() ![]() Trying to throw far without adequate control over the trajectory of your discs puts your canine at risk and will ingrain bad habits that will be difficult to overcome in the future. As your accuracy improves, you can move further from your target. Concentrate on keeping the flight path of the disc as level as possible. ![]() When starting out, make short throws to a partner or to a fixed target on a fence or other barrier. Release the disc at the proper angle for the prevailing conditions. Impart sufficient spin to the disc during the throwing motion to provide stability to the disc in flight. Make use of your entire body during the throwing motion as opposed to just your arm and wrist. In order to throw a disc well you must do the following: However, it is technique, rather than strength, that marks the best throwers. Good throwing skills will lessen the possibility of injury as well as keep your dog from becoming discouraged at the crucial early stage of your training.įor many, throwing a disc well is the most difficult aspect of canine disc training. If you are new to canine disc sports, then you simply must learn to throw, at least passably, before working with your dog. It is amazing to watch a good dog suddenly blossom into a great dog when its human teammate works hard at becoming a good thrower. We have often seen dogs with great natural abilities score poorly in competition due to their owner’s consistently poor throws. Developing your throwing skills will enhance your dog’s catching potential. Good throwers are not born, though good throwing skills are most definitely born of hard work. Although the focus is frequently on the canine, in order for your canine to shine on the playing field or at your local park, you must throw smoothly and accurately in a variety of weather conditions. An excerpt from Disc Dogs! The Complete Guide by Peter Bloeme and Jeff Perry, Co-founders of Hyperflite, Inc.Ĭanine disc sports are a team effort. ![]()
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