What does Outside-In describe about frisbee flight?

• A. A flight path bending inward toward the thrower
• B. A straight flight path
• C. A flight path that bends outward
• D. A flight path toward the ground

Answer: (A)

The question tests how frisbee flight paths curve relative to the thrower. Outside-In describes a flight path that bends inward toward the thrower as the disc travels. This happens because the release angle and spin create aerodynamic moments that steer the disc so its trajectory curves toward you rather than away. In practice, you’ll notice the nose of the disc turning toward the thrower during flight, causing the path to bend inward. This contrasts with terms that describe bending away from you, which would be the opposite direction of bend.