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@FirstPersonDiscGolf. We tried to stay true to the data. We used a Bushnell range finder to get accurate distances. We didn't use UDisc at all. Also, I had my brother range the distances after each set to ensure the data wasn't skewed. The distances are true to the game. While most of these guys can throw further with more speed, I wanted to see how far they could throw with minimum speeds. Pretty entertaining and it also should make you think. Thanks for the comment.

@@let_it_fly_dg thanks for the clarification! Nice

Joe, check out our new video. It has some interesting data for slow arm throwers. Thanks for watching.

​@@let_it_fly_dgoh yeah I saw that one first! You guys throwing smooth. I'm ripping it like a freaking mauler but it still goes no where.

I like the tips you got here. Also maybe what stokely says about b slapping vs rolling the wrist which takes away the whip crack.

I've seen a video out there that shows you how to do it. I can't recall the guy that shows it but he's tall and he is a disc golf coach, hes studies aerospace engineering or something to that nature.

Its pretty interesting. Seth has really good snap and Dupont uses his hips in his throw. It is tough for them to slow it down though. Sal is very control and he has taught me a lot for my form. Trust the technique.

I hope it helps. Sometimes is can be deflating when you feel like you can't get the distance other people can but disc selection also helps a ton. Form and arm speed as well but with minimum effort and increase arm speed, this will do wonders for your distance.

@@let_it_fly_dg I’m pretty sure my biggest hurdles, for now, are spin rate and nose/launch angle. I’m 51, accurate to around 285-315. Would love to get about 40 more feet of distance to reach a few more of the holes in my area. Still have one fission wave in the bag, but basically throw 5-9 speeds at this point

I'm with you my man. They look to be throwing 35 mph. Is this slow motion?

Yes, Sal has really clean form. He has been working on it for several years but every movement he makes is detailed for accuracy. I feel like he can throw faster when he slows down and if he could keep that in mind, he would be even more amazing. Thanks for the comment, hopefully the comments don't go to his head. Lol.

Appreciate it!

Nick, I have seen your videos and I know you have been working on your nose angle. Disc selection is also important. Check out the opt air bolt, they do wonder for people that have a slow arm speed. Just need to dial in the angle release. Thanks for the comment.

Bro, you are a pro. Lol or celebrity.

You will get there Todd, put in the work and make sure you are correcting the things with the intentions to make them concrete in your form. Thanks for watching.

Thanks brad. I love see the flight of the disc. Especially when it goes in the direction you are aiming. Thanks for watching.

Wayne, I let the disc rip out of my hand. You want to keep your hand closed on these type of shots. This will allow you to put more rotations and have the speed it needs to do its thing. Its not a death grip but you want to make sure your hand is closed after the disc is released. I sometimes tell myself "Keep your hand closed". Check out my grip video. I hope it helps.

Thanks a ton!

Thanks Chase.

Congratulations. Thanks for watching the content, more to come.

Good question. I am working on a video as we speak on how to control your angles but short answer for now. You want to maintain the upper body mechanics and bend at the waist.

@@let_it_fly_dg so the flight plane is directly related to the angle of the upper torso. So that’s how you throw nose down and still hyzer? I tried the nose down (drag the disc on the ground feeling) and I chucked several at least 50’ past my normal distance. I’m excited to learn more. Thank you 😊

Thanks for the comment Kevin. Its just a different swing path that works for me and I hope it works for you. I love when throwing far just happens but it does make you wonder what am I doing right and some days it just all comes together.

Thanks Robert. We need to get out in to the field.

No worries Edgar. Just make sure you are subscribed, like the video and post you comment below based on the instructions in the video. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment. Throwing anhyzers can be tough, I realized that you can cheat nose down for this throw. You have to get the nose down for anhyzers to fly correctly without stalling out in the air. Work on your nose and record yourself, lean back at the waist and keep working on it. Try and keep you elbow up when doing this, it should help.

Todd, 360 is good distance but I feel you. I have a lot of guys I play with throwing to far and it is difficult for them to slow down on the easier shots. I worked on being more consistent and that has helped me out tremendously. But I still strive for extra distance and I have been getting their but I do have to rely on my flippy stuff. Keep at it. Thanks for the comment.

@soundseas, yes this is important. You don't want to be feeling pain after the next day. Feeling sore is different and eventually that will go away because you are working muscles that are not normally being used. But pain is a different story. I developed tennis elbow pain last year and that is when I realized I was pulling and muscle-ling down. when I threw. Check out my video on this changed everything. I think it will help and trust the process.

No worries, you will still be entered in the giveaway. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment James, nose down is the key or getting the nose to be neutral will really help. I struggled with this for a long time. I did get a tech disc which does show you your nose angle but it doesn't teach you how to throw nose down. Check out my video "this changed everything and then check out how to throw nose down". I hope this helps and slow down and trust the process, you might think if I slow down. It won't go far but if you get your technique down, it will. Keep up the great work.

Marc, I meant to reply back to your comment. You are correct, play your game and not someone's else. My friends throw these booming hyzer shots and that is not me. I can still do those kind of shots and have been seeing some improvement but I know my high to low risk when it comes to course management. This is something you have to figure out and when you are not good a specific shots, work on those when you can or during a casual round. It helps. Thanks for commenting.

Jeff, I feel you. Nobody wants to adjust their form and go through the heartache of loosing distance, but if you trust the process and practice with good intent, it will payoff. I hope you like the video content. Keep it up.

@@let_it_fly_dg the grip part really is helping my nose angle, thanks for the tip. I’ve used the pour the coffee for a while, but this is the first time I’ve actually heard about hand placement!

This can be tough. It does come down to your arm speed and the stability of the disc but for now with my arm speed, I like to hyzer flip with havoc's, destiny, bolts, and sapphire's. Nose down is really important for this as well. Thanks for the comment.

@@let_it_fly_dg it’s a delicate balance of speed, spin, and angles. Get it to stand up and maybe turn a little, but not burn over. And my speed, spin, and angles aren’t consistent enough. Haha. Thinking I should not worry about too distance as much and maybe hit one angle lines for more control.

Consistency can be tough, but I figure once you get your technique down with your form. You will start to be more confident and realize you can start shaping the shots you like and what you are good at. I like hyzer flips to flat, I don't have a great forehand but I do have a good anhyzer that has gotten me way more distance than any other shot. Thanks for the comment and keep working on your game.

@@let_it_fly_dg thank you

I hope it helps too. Let me know later how it turns out.

Did it again the other day in a double mini. Thanks for the comment.

​@@let_it_fly_dgwe got you

Glad you enjoy it!

Same here, once you slow down you can start to feel your body move the way you need it to for specific shots. Feel vs Real. Thanks for the comment.

Great martin, it will help. You just have to find a middle ground and make sure you are leading with that elbow. Sometimes that is all am focusing on, if the elbow is leading with good timing, the hand has to follow. Let me know how it goes.