How to Throw an Ultimate Frisbee Scoober

Today we're going to learn about one of my favorite throws: the Scoober! Perfect for pinpoint, slicey looks that hit creative targets to switch the point of attack, the Scoober is a must for folks looking to complete their throwing arsenal. Take a look at the tips in this video and let me know what you think!
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[@solfeinberg437]

Not the most advisable thing, but sometimes it looks cool & you gotta do it.

[@sethhage2289]

I am going to learn how to scoober! Thank you!

[@calvinnewton7749]

Thanks for the videos, I'll have to start practicing this throw. I think's it's used a lot in goaltimate.

[@JonnyMalks]

I'm happy to help - you're right!

[@josephinecoppinger5340]

Waking up tomorrow just to practice this throw. 🙌

[@JonnyMalks]

Wishing you luck & joy & fun!

[@julioreyram]

patiently working down this FUCKING SICK SCOOBER hahahaha

[@paweljanas9536]

Jonny, do you think I can throw a scoober in an actual game or is this just a beach-with-your-dog kind of deal?

[@JonnyMalks]

DO NOT ATTEMPT IN GAME - HIGHLY DANGEROUS

[@daroldhopkins4163]

i'm a righty, but for some reason i find that my lefty scoobers are much better than my righty. i can never seem to get a righty scoober to fly smoothly, and there's always some wobble. i wonder if there's something about my grip that i've learned wrong since the beginning which is preventing me from throwing it better? obviously it's hard to tell without a video of me. but any thoughts on what i may be doing wrong? thanks!

[@Mohammad-vf6rc]

You should put the disc and your forearm in the same line for eliminate the wobble . Your left hand is better at Scoobers because have better shoulder mobility instead of your right hand .

[@JonnyMalks]

I think Mohammad has a point! I also think that sometimes we can psych ourselves out by gripping the disc too tightly and trying to throw with too much power on our dominant arm. That's why going lefty sometimes gives us more control because we physically can't force the throw as much. Try using a firm grip with pressure on the flight rings and throwing 50% of what you think you can at different angles for your righty Scoober. Then build from there based on what you learn!

[@MisterBoZiffer]

I've been calling it "scooper" all these years...