History of Innova Disc Golf
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Dive into the captivating history of Innova Discs with this thrilling journey through the evolution of disc sports! From the Frisbee craze of the 1960s to the founding of Innova Champion Discs in 1983 by visionary Dave Dunipace, witness how innovation transformed the game. Discover how Innova's beveled-edge discs revolutionized disc golf, propelling the sport to new heights and attracting a dedicated community of players worldwide.
Explore how Innova's commitment to quality and innovation has made them the go-to choice for professional disc golfers, with a diverse lineup of discs designed for every skill level. Join us as we uncover the story behind Innova's rise to global dominance and its enduring impact on the world of disc sports. Don't miss out-subscribe now and join the disc golf community today!
The AI images goes crazy
Thank you for the comment. It's come a long way but I agree you can still tell it's not human.
I hate commenting this as it adds to the algorithm, but this was a waste of time. 40 years of history, and you covered none of it.
Thank you for the comment. I agree that with the length of video I'm aiming for there is a lot of history I cannot cover. The audience I'm targeting is those who are new to Disc Golf so providing even this quick intro should be beneficial to them. Hopefully in the future I'll be able to devote more time to longer formats where I can really get into the details. Thanks for watching and commenting!
The AI is horrible please don’t watch
Thank you for the comment. It's come a long way but I agree you can still tell it's not human.
At least teach your AI how to pronounce Innova correctly.
What a waste of time.
Thank you for the comment. Innova gets pronounced a number of ways locally. How do you pronounce it?
You mean regional mispronounciations. The founder, Dave Dunipace, has dozens, if not hundreds, of videos where he pronounces the name of his own company. So anyone who chooses to pronounce it differently is, in a word, wrong.
It is IN-o-vuh.
Thank you. I'll keep that in mind for future videos.