29/01/2020
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Where should my barrel angle be on launch?
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Great question Johnny, lemme break it down for ya...
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Flat Barrels - Awesome for grabbing the high stuff as no adjustment to your barrel or posture needs to take place before you pull the trigger. But the low balls will getcha. If I’m going to create an upward path through a low pitch, while maintaining my direction, my barrel should be closer to a 45 degree than a 180. If your barrel starts flat, chances are you’re approach to a pitch lower in the zone will be more down and across than up and through.
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Vertical Barrels - Vertical barrels pose the same issues as flat ones, except in reverse. Great for grabbing the low stuff, but balls up in the zone will require some aggressive flattening to grab. Usually, when trying to flatten out from a completely vertical barrel position, you’ll end up losing your barrel and likely get burned by anyone throwing some petro.
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45 Degree - Ahhh, the sweet spot. 45 degree barrel positions offer you the best of both worlds. It allows you to adjust to the high stuff without losing your barrel, and work through the low stuff while maintaining good direction🔥🚀
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gettin that barrel primed early and workin like a Ferris wheel🚀
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