Innova Katana DX-Plastic

The Katana is a distance driver designed for finesse throwers. It is a fast and overstable disc, but it has a lot of glide, which makes it a great choice for downwind throws.

The Katana is not the best choice for beginners, as it can be difficult to control. However, for more experienced players, the Katana can be a great tool for adding distance to their game.

Here are some tips for throwing the Katana:

• Use a smooth release. The Katana is a fast disc, so you don't need to muscle it. Just give it a smooth release and let it do its thing.
• Keep your arm speed up. The Katana needs a lot of arm speed to fly properly. If you don't have enough arm speed, the disc will stall out and fall to the ground.
• Aim for a hyzer angle. The Katana is a very overstable disc, so it will naturally fade at the end of its flight. To get the most distance out of the Katana, aim for a hyzer angle on the release.

With a little practice, you will be able to throw the Katana like a pro and add distance to your game.

Here is a specific tip for throwing the Katana downwind:

• Aim for a lower hyzer angle. When throwing downwind, you can aim for a lower hyzer angle on the release. This will allow the disc to ride the wind and go further.

Be careful not to aim too low of a hyzer angle, as the disc may turn over and go off course. With a little practice, you will be able to find the perfect hyzer angle for throwing the Katana downwind.

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Flight Numbers:

13/5/-3/3