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    are you reading your disc dog

    Are You Reading Your Disc Dog?

    Knowing how your dog moves is the key to Team Movement and flow in disc dog freestyle. This knowledge requires more than just chucking discs and picki…
    Ron November 23, 2020
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    throwing discs behind the back

    Disc Throwing Tips for Behind the Back & Under the Leg

    Ron Watson lays out some key tips to throwing the behind the back and under the leg backhand throw with discs. Using the body as flick and positioni…
    Ron November 23, 2020
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    On the Aesthetics and Performance of Disc Dog Shapes and Flatwork

    A discussion on the aesthetics and performance of disc dog shapes from a comment on the Pawsitive Vybe Disc and Dogs Blog.
    Ron November 23, 2020
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    discdogger weekly #18

    DiscDogger #18 | Disc Throwing & the Shape of Things

    Welcome to Episode 18 of DiscDogger Weekly, aka: Season 2 Episode 8. This week we're focused on Shapes - how the dog, handler, disc, and team move and…
    Ron November 17, 2020
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    Throwing to Create Disc Dog Shapes

    How and where we throw the disc has great bearing on how and where our dog moves. This sounds elementary, but the application of this knowledge is not…
    Ron November 17, 2020
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    On Flatwork & Shapes in Disc Dog Freestyle

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    Ron November 17, 2020
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    6 ways to create disc dog shapes

    6 Ways to Create DiscDog Shapes and Improve Team Movement & Flow

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    Ron November 17, 2020
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    Better Creative Throwing With Athletic Humor

    Flying discs are magical missile objects. They seem to move in an impossible manner. It is this impossible movement that attracts people to the flight…
    Ron November 17, 2020
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    For many throwers, old and new alike, Hyzer and Anhyzer are like some kind of paranormal activity, like ghosts they are completely visible but ephemer…
    Ron November 17, 2020
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    toss n fetch catch

    Toss N Fetch Catch | Practicing Under Pressure

    Throw as many 42 yard throws as you want and you can still be surprised and affected by your rampaging frizbeast bolting up field and pressuring your …
    Ron November 17, 2020
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