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The last point of contact dictates disc nose angle

Some thoughts on why last point of contact dictates nose angle. The disc acts as a gyro. Because its gyroscopic stability is governed by spin, the torque imparted to the disc at the last moment of contact be it upward or downward, should take effect 90 degrees away on the direction of rotation. Wrist angle is important to get the nose right, but it’s important to know “what” is the actual nose of the disc, and imperative to note that The disc doesn’t just pop out of the hand, but rather “un-zips” from the fingers and lastly from the thumb and index fingers.