Yes, from first hearing I knew myself and everyone else would be doing it.
But there is still a number of things very satisfying about being able to
throw well overhand, though they may all but disappear from memory.
Rick
> ----------
> From: Joe & Jan Wurts[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 2:37 AM
> To: RCSE
> Subject: [RCSE] HLG throwing technique (looong)
>
> Skypilot forwarded me some email on the HLG throw
> technique thread. Not quite sure if I should be spilling
> the beans here... :-) But, if you're going to play HLGolf
> in Phoenix, you'll be seeing me playing with a new
> technique. Okay, it's not really new, but it is for me.
>
> It involves grabbing the wingtip, and whirling around,
> and letting go of the wingtip. The average person should
> be able to double their launch altitude compared to their
> javelin throw in equivalent conditions (this assumes that
> the plane is designed for tip launch, which has a few
> quirks to it).
>
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