MVP Motion 🥏 Overstable Control Distance Driver

Q: Is the MVP Motion a good disc for backhands?

Yes, especially for controlled hyzers, sweeping flex lines, and reliable skip shots. Its overstability makes it perfect for power throws that need a consistent finish.

Q: Is the MVP Motion a good disc for forehands?

Absolutely. The Motion’s flat profile, torque resistance, and dependable fade make it an excellent forehand disc. Great for sharp angles, skip finishes, and confident releases.

Q: Does the MVP Motion handle the wind well?

Yes. It excels in headwinds thanks to its overstability, holding its line without turning over and offering a predictable fade even in tough conditions.

MVP Motion Flight Review

The MVP Motion is a reliable overstable distance driver designed for power throwers and confident control. It handles torque and wind with ease, offering a straight, forceful flight followed by a strong and dependable fade. This disc thrives when consistency and placement are key.

Out of the hand, the Motion holds a straight line with no turn, even at high power. As it slows down, it fades hard and reliably, making it a great choice for skip shots, flex lines, and sharp hyzers. It performs well in windy conditions, maintaining its line without being pushed off course.

Forehand throwers will appreciate the Motion’s resistance to torque and its comfortable feel. It handles flicks cleanly and finishes with power. Backhand throwers will find it useful for utility lines and controlled distance shots that demand a solid finish.

The Motion fits best in the hands of advanced players who value control and fade. Intermediate players can use it for wind fighting, skip shots, and building forehand consistency. Beginners may find it very overstable but still useful for learning placement and forehand form.

This disc is a dependable option for overstable distance shots, providing strong finish and trust in demanding conditions. It adds control, fade, and consistency to any disc golf bag.

The Motion is designed to resist turnover from power or headwind during a long straight travel, followed by a reliable fade. Fans of the Resistor will appreciate the Motion’s extended distance with familiar characteristics. While it serves as a utility driver for average-power throwers, high-power throwers will find a trustworthy straight-to-overstable distance workhorse. Forehand throwers will find its overstability especially useful for torque resistance.

Flight Charts for the MVP Motion
showing forehand and backhand flights.

MVP Motion Flight Numbers

9 | 3.5 | 0 | 4

The Motion delivers a straight, forceful push with no turn, followed by a strong, reliable fade. It holds up in headwinds and handles torque with ease, making it ideal for controlled distance, skip shots, and power forehands.

Skill Level Recommendations

Beginner

The MVP Motion is an overstable force that is to be reckoned with. We wouldn't recommend it to any beginner, as it is simply too overstable. Refine your form and build power with slower, more understandable options

Intermediate

Intermediate players can count on the Motion for windy rounds and situations that call for a dependable finish. It’s a solid choice for developing forehand confidence and for learning how to shape lines using power control and angle discipline.

Advanced

The Motion gives advanced throwers a reliable option for forehands, flex lines, and skip shots. Its strong overstability handles wind with ease and opens up controlled, technical angles when precision and power are essential.