A proper brush remains one of the most beautiful yet challenging throws.
You need to give the frisbee a lot of spin, factor in the wind, place it correctly with the right orientation, and then calculate the timing perfectly between your dog and the frisbee “brush.”
It can be done with a low shot like in the video, which is my preference, or with a high shot, which, in my opinion, doesn’t look as nice.
You can get creative with variations here as well.
I’ve seen brushes under the leg, behind the head in blind throws, and even with skips!
Everything always coordinated with your dog.
Enjoy & Play Disc Dog
