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you are overcomlicating things, just throw the disc into the basket

The analysis is good but he’s throwing from around 10 ft here, so not sure he’s really trying. Paul is definitely a spin putter when trying to putt

Wait did he experience actual shoulder separation?

Great video! I can’t tell you how much these have helped me adjust little things that make a big difference

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I wish I could do what is being shown in Pauls drive. When I start to move through my drive, I can’t remember everything I’m supposed to do. It’s like there’s already a pre-programmed system telling me what I will do instead of what I should be doing. I occasionally throw 400’ but it’s not consistent at all. I need to scratch everything and start over. I’m 52 BTW, but still, physically I feel like I could throw 450-500 if I could just get the timing and position correct.

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Great video, thanks! I think you don't want to push too much with your back leg but rather lift it up, otherwise the hips could easily rotate a bit from the push and get the arm off line.

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Thanks a lot. Do you have a LIFO version too?

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Okay, math is very cool. What kind of practical takeaways are there here?

Great dissection!

The reason why most disk golfers get knee pain in their left knee or wear braces in their left knee is from poor technique / poor form. I’m 100% positive that when disk golf grows, more poor technical understanding of this sport will be understood . Pro disk golf, and disk golf in general, is one of the youngest sports in existence. He is about to release on his already injured left knee UNDOUBTEDLY has unacceptable torque on it. You should see body loading, but at this point of the swing there is basically zero load left and all release. You should be holding damn near all of your power slightly through release. You should look like this at release. Not 70% through your throw. His power is spent with the disk in his hands and none of his toes pointed twords power. These are generalizations that apply to base ball, basketball, football, Olympic disk throwers use a technique that almost completely excludes knee torque. All of that will save your knee… This is a new sport, give it 50 years, they will look back on Paul McBeth and say wow this technique was wrong here here and there. They will look at all of like that…

I think the left fist starts to drive down at the same time the hips start. However the hips finish before the shoulders finish because the mass of the hips are closer to the axis then the mass of the shoulders. Think of a figure skater spinning. They go faster when they pull their legs and arms in tight to the body. People make it too complicated. The arm is relaxed from start to finish. The body is maximize coil while weight is on back leg. Shift weight to front leg without uncoiling energy. As soon as the front foot hits the ground uncoil hips, core and shoulders as a unit, and the elbow unhinges like a whip. If you break the hips disconnected from the core, energy is lost. Keep them together, yet the hips finish first and the elbow last just from the physics.

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I went straight to the comments, had to rewatch

I love watching these ultra slow motion, and frame-by-frame videos! Slow down all these pros enough and you see proof that "pulling" the disc in a straight line is a myth. The disc only appears to move in a straight line because it's moving along two axis simultaneously. The "reachback" is simply a straightening of the elbow from the power pocket as the shoulders turn away (though some people get to that position differently). The disc is actually just being pushed out away from the chest/body, by straightening the elbow, and coupled with the hip/shoulder turn it just LOOKS LIKE it's going straight back. That's why you're told to reach away from you, not straight back, to avoid rounding. The rotation and weight shift, with the proper lag of the arm/disc brings the disc back to the power pocket by simply bending the elbow back to 90 degrees, in front of the chest - or more correctly, keeping it relaxed and allowing it to bend - in what APPEARS to be a straight pull, because the disc is moving forward and in, to the power pocket position, at the same time, while you rotate. Finally, as you continue rotating/uncoiling your hips and shoulder, the elbow simply straightens back out, in a karate chop motion. Which is WAY FASTER than trying to pull with your shoulder and/or elbow in a mythical straight line. Watch his shoulder and elbow staring as he reaches into his reachback. The elbow goes from bent, to straight out from the chest, to 45 degrees, back to straight out from the chest. Nothing more - until the follow through. Pay special attention to the re-straightening after the "hit" in the power pocket and you'll see the "karate chop" from the elbow, not the mythical "pull". Too many years of people trying to explain what they are seeing - the disc appears to move in a straight line - and trying to teach and explain how it's done - pull in a straight line, like starting a lawn mower - without really studying the mechanics of what's actually happening. Break it down. Initial speed is generated by forward momentum from the run up. That is transferred into the brace, and shifting weight on the brace transfers that speed/energy up the leg into the rotating core while it's still rotating. Rotation is is own speed, but compounds and is added onto the run up speed. While you're still rotating, you compound/add more speed by the karate chop from the arm. Finally you get the bonus kick of speed added onto the end by the snap of the relaxed wrist - the proverbial cracking of the whip. If you try pull the disc in a straight line, at least two of those compounding speeds don't compound and add to each other, they just continue to carry whatever speed you are going. This is why the timing is so important. The motions have to compound and add on to the other, not just continue through. A straight line pull compounds nothing and CAUSES rounding. If you look down from above, the disc indeed moves in a straight line, relative to the ground, but it IS NOT moving in a straight line relative to your body. Not even close.

This is awesome! Thank you!

are you Vince the "slap chop" guy?

Underrated & often overlooked key to distance is the off-hand. Notice how Paul forcibly moves his left-arm & off-hand forward. It’s not flailing about or dragging behind him. This helps ensure max energy transfer.

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Could you go into more detail about how he’s transitioning into his plant leg. What causes his left knee to bend inward? I have a bad habit of keeping that leg stiff and pushing forward off it.

Thanks for these videos. What app do you use to draw these lines on the video? I would like to do something similar to analyse my own form.

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Cool video could you possible do a forehand breakdown

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Watching this for an assignment lol. I should be ok????

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spot on analysis Do you think he is favoring his braced knee and doing something differently than normal?

So if you pause at 1:34 he never gets near his right pec as we are taught all over the internet. Interesting

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How does he drive his knee? I cant seem to do this in my throw. Everyone I film does this even beginner's but I cant.

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Thanks penisbutt for the video, I enjoyed it.

I can see it but I can't do it.

Cool video man. Im gonna watch some more. Thanks for the work man

thought this was josiah hughes for a moment

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Never ever film in vertical mode. Never.