The four numbers on a disc represent speed, glide, turn, and fade, crucial for understanding its flight path and suitability for various conditions.
Speed indicates how far and fast a disc can travel. Higher speed discs are built for long distances but are harder to throw accurately.
Glide shows a disc's ability to maintain air time. High glide provides longer flight but increases vulnerability to windy conditions.
Turn affects how a disc banks after being thrown. Different turn values can determine stability during flight, crucial for right and left-handed throws.
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