Ryan Young teaches the two handed throw. This throw is very useful when learning the nail delay because you can throw it to yourself, flat and with enough spin to practice.
Since this is clock spin, it seems difficult to learn the nail delay on the right hand as he shows. So far I have learned to nail delay clock spin with my left hand but have not yet learned to delay using my right with this spin.
I have heard a theory that it is easier to learn clock on the left and counter on the right. However, I learned clock on the right first. I think being right handed, I focused on that first. I still have more control on my right than my left. My guess is everyone is different and more than anything, it just takes practice.
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Since this is clock spin, it seems difficult to learn the nail delay on the right hand as he shows. So far I have learned to nail delay clock spin with my left hand but have not yet learned to delay using my right with this spin.
I have heard a theory that it is easier to learn clock on the left and counter on the right. However, I learned clock on the right first. I think being right handed, I focused on that first. I still have more control on my right than my left. My guess is everyone is different and more than anything, it just takes practice.