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Re: UpsideDown Frisbees
In my opinion, the orientation of the Frisbee, either during launch or in flight, doesn't really matter if you're doing anything in the realm of less than 2ft. But I wouldn't really consider that "throwing," more of "lobbing" the disc.
If you're actually considering successfully and accurately throwing the disc over some significant distance, I can't imagine the discs being oriented any other way than right side up and being give a whole lot of spin: the way they're meant to be thrown.
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