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Every throw tells a story.

Compare three flights, make one change, and try again.

Pick a clear space

Throw at ground level into a clear space away from faces, roads, animals, stairs, and breakable objects. A still indoor space makes comparisons easier.

Choose one question

For example: does a tiny upward bend at the back of both wings reduce a dive? Keep everything else the same.

Record three throws

Measure straight from your starting line to the first landing point. Use the same units each time. Write down the plane, paper, conditions, distance, and what happened.

Compare, then repeat

Put your three distances in order. The middle one is the median. Record the shortest and longest too. Make one small change, then repeat. A single lucky throw is not the whole story.

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