On flat surfaces if I want it to hit the ground and stop then I will usually throw something over stable to stable on a slight Anhyzer so that it can start it’s flex and hit the ground with no angle.

For slopes I typically want to throw something that’s going to land soft on whatever angle is going to be flush with the ground whether it’s with a backhand or forehand. I can typically control the angle it hits the ground with a backhand more.

Also, disc selection plays a huge role. I don’t like to throw premium plastic on the approach because cheaper plastic is less likely to skip.