How many times should a hammer curve?

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How many times should a hammer curve?

Explanation:
The flight path of a hammer should be a single, smooth arc from release to target. Gravity pulls the disc downward after release, and with a proper release and wrist action you get one continuous curve rather than multiple changes in direction. If the disc seems to curve, level off, and then curve again, that signals an inconsistent release or grip and reduces accuracy. The goal is a clean, controlled arc, so the hammer should curve once.

The flight path of a hammer should be a single, smooth arc from release to target. Gravity pulls the disc downward after release, and with a proper release and wrist action you get one continuous curve rather than multiple changes in direction. If the disc seems to curve, level off, and then curve again, that signals an inconsistent release or grip and reduces accuracy. The goal is a clean, controlled arc, so the hammer should curve once.

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