I'm the coach that the TDQ helped in California Geno. I love how it levels the playing field. I get very little opportunity to practice, so that made EF life difficult. I have always had strong defense, but my offense needed a boost and passing is where it's at! The TDQ still requires practice and aim, but since the design makes the throws consistent the learning curve is not nearly as steep. I now can regularly hit even the long throws....the TDQ arm position hasn't helped all that much and I really don't see the TTQB having much difficulty with its arm position either. People bend down the front arms and move the platform back on longer boat bases to get advantage too.
Oh...and the TDK is great too. No longer does a coach have to fiddle and experiment with a dozen or more kickers to get that special kicker. Buy one TDK and you are set.
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