hey guys... on a good portion of my drives i tend to roll my wrist over causing the disc to fade stright left (being left handed) does anyone have any tips on why im doing that or how to fix it thanks..

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I was just recently having this problem. I found that if I thought about turning my wrist out, it kept me from rolling it, and I could throw farther again

I had this problem for both my putts and drives.

I was able to fix my putting by doing stricly hyzer putts for about 3 months. When I went back to a semi flat release my wrist no longer broke at the release.

However I am still struggling with my drives and approaches. It happens about 40% of the time to me. I would really like some help in this area.........Blake???

imo the easiest way to deal with this is to practice with some very understable plastic.

i posted a set of drills on this a few months ago...

when i am working with people on it, generally i try to get them throwing hyzers that stay the same angle the entire flight and focusing on a high follow through.

be smooth/fluid, and do not focus on a string finish until after you are releasing clean.

not sure if your rolls are caused by shoulder rotation or by just wrist roll, but could easily be a combination of both. my last 15 or so posts in every thread have basically been covering this subject.

Thanks Blake,

That really makes sense, because a problem I have is when I try to throw too hard, the disc flips over (wrist break), and when I try to back down my throw, it seems I tend to release with too much hyzer. I have been working on finding a happy medium. When I go out to throw and really do not care about how far the disc goes is when I have the flattest farthest drives. Thanks again.