Welcome to the Advanced Midrange course with Drew Gibson!

What is so great about midrange discs? Let one of the best midrange throwers in the world, Drew Gibson, tell you!

When throwing midrange, remember to be smooth and don’t try to rip ‘em apart.

What kind of grip does Drew use with midranges, and how can you achieve it?

Do you need help controlling your midranges? It might be because you are using a power grip. It is a fine grip to use, but you have to remember to have some control over the disc. And not just smash it down to the fairway.

In this segment, you’ll learn how to build the optimal midrange lineup for you.

With the midranges, it is important to let the disc do the work for you. That is why you should always choose the right tools for the job.

What are the most overstable discs in this category used for? Drew Gibson gives you the answer.

It's not the overstable meathook, but it's still a solid and trustworthy disc for your bag.

Drew says that if the disc is neutral it doesn’t mean it is understable. Why is that and why would you need both of those?

In this lesson, Drew is holding the yellow Buzzz. Why? It is his understable midrange and he has made some incredible shots with it.

The basic midrange angles are the same as usual: Hyzer, Anhyzer, and Flat. But repetition is the mother of all learning.

Two of the most used midrange shots are a hyzer flip to flat and one with the hyzer angle from start to finish.

Now you’ll learn how to throw the hyzer with a midrange and how it differs from throwing drivers. Master Drew says that downtempoing will be beneficial for you.

Many players try to throw midranges with the nose down or with a flat nose angle. To get the disc to do the magic you want, throw it with the nose up!

There are two ways to throw neutral shots, either low or high. In this lesson, Drew tells you how they differ and how you can utilize them.

In Drew Gibson's mind, this is the flight out of the midrange disc!

When you are trying to throw straight, the disc shouldn't be totally flat. Why you may ask? Drew Gibson has the answer for you.

In this segment, Drew Gibson goes through how versatile midrange discs are. This is going to be a wild ride!

How does the ground play work with different stabilities? Learn your discs and follow Drew Gibson’s advice to improve!

What is Drew’s favorite thing to witness? Midrange that was thrown to the tailwind and seeing how the disc flies.

What difference does it make if you throw the disc with a low, medium, or even spike hyzer shot? And what you can achieve by learning these shots.

And how about if the tides roll in from left to right as a right-handed thrower? If you are a lefty, just flip the script!

Now you should be able to throw midrange discs well! It is an extremely versatile category of discs and there are plenty of good discs to choose from. Grab a stack of midranges of your liking and go to the practice field.