I LOVED that run up!! Hahahahaha!! Reminded me of the "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" attack on the guards by Launcelot when he just kept running, but not getting any closer (only in reverse since you still threw it short)!! Too funny!
I went out an implemented some of the suggestions in this and the previous video in the sequence. I was cranking on a destroyer to get it up to 250ft. Went and purchased an eagle, and a blizzard wraith. This pushed my max drive up to 320+, with way less effort on my throws. I also started to focus more on being fluid with my body mechanics.
"I need to start further back." 🤣, love it! I've actually eliminated my run up for the time being so I can focus more on my timing and form. For the 3 years I've been playing everyone has told me my form makes them want to throw up... Finally starting to change that and it only took shoulder surgery to convince me of this lol. I look forward to part 3 of this series!!
Yeah, I started with a stand still, then a one step, now I’m at 3 steps and people tell me that my form looks good so being patient definitely pays off. Took about 2 months, but I was also a pretty new player so didn’t have many bad habits to unlearn.
OH man, the ole "if you wanna throw far, you gotta reach waaaay back" That was one of the main things that started me on the "stop calling it a reach back" train. Just explaining it as a back swing alone helps people play better.
I love that Robbie talks about using the tee box correct. You don't hear much about that. This is a huge problem for me. I thank using the tee box right will help with timing also. Anyways thanks to Robbie c I love what he's doing for our sport. Also I love the way he explains
LOL EXACTLY this I figured out today when I was out throwing!! Using a longer last step even helped me with the snap and aim! Funny to come home a see a video on it xD
Great content! Been following your instructional vids for a while and I find them really helpful! I’ve been playing Discgolf for 3 years and can relate to all the struggle and a-ha moments! I’m pushing 50, have a reliable 380 feet of controlled distance but am trying to hit that 400 mark and this content is very useful- keep it up!👍
Wow, I don't think I ever hear it explained this way before and this makes so much sense! Thanks for the tips bud! Slowly work on getting that last step wider without throwing off my balance.
I have just started my disc golf journey and just wanted to say how helpful your content has been for me. Thanks for taking the time to break it down to digestible pieces of information that a rookie can make use of.
As someone who has been growing in disc golf, and someone who wants to do it right, this channel and the content continues to prove it's for me. As the sport grows, so does the experience that can combine in certain people so they can teach us, and I believe, Robbie, that you are one of those, so thanks! And um, keep on chuckin plastic!
New to the sport, newer to the channel... Newest of subscribers. Great content Robbie, you bring the jokes, are a great speaker and have a fantastic style of comparisons and analogies to make newbs like me understand, but still touch enough into the physics/kinesiology/aerodynamics to satisfy the nerd in me that has to understand exactly how things work. More content now please :)
Dude your videos are so useful, only been playing for half a year but you've helped as much as any paul ulibari clinic! Keep up this excellent content!
Thank you for the content! I've been playing more seriously the last four years and thanks to your content I've recently had a backhand distance breakthrough. I've slowed my x-step WAY DOWN and the only thing I think about/focus on is a my target in the distance. This, along with a very short consistent pre-shot routine that reinforces a very loose arm and flat wrist release has made the difference. If my brain is involved at all it's unbelievable how much it slows down the natural sling of my body/arm!
Been playing just under a year. Maxing out at about 300’. Just starting to really look into my form when throwing drivers. This was a great video. Thanks!
ok so first off if i wanted a video where you literally focus on everything im doing wrong i would just go to OverThrow where Josh would do the same thing but in slow motion. I cant believe i never thought to wapow before, i just need to start doing that and i know everything will be fixedf. seriously though this was super helpful! you always pick just the right topics and the best ways to help fix them.
Got my sub. These are all things that I've experienced. Watching form videos, reaching back too far, not utilizing big steps through the swing. After a lot of not so great throws I realized what I was doing, but I'm hard plateaued at 400 ft and I'm sure it's due to my timing, which I have no idea how to really address. Really looking forward to the next one, and thanks for the vid!
Hey Robbie C, I just wanted to say thank you for all your video's, I knew nothing about disc golf until my buddy said he was getting into it, so I did what everyone does when they want to find out about something new "UA-cam it," I found your channel and you have been my guide, i got my 1st 3 innova discs in a few days ago, went to an open field and probably tore every muscle in my arm (kidding...well maybe lol) letting it rip, anyways, thanks for all the info, great vids and entertainment
My secret method that took me from 250 and got me over the 350 plateau? Playing all the time. Oh and if possible play in a league, you’ll probably get beat, but playing with people who are significantly more experienced helped a ton.
I'd love to shoot a round with you bro!!! Your videos are legit AF!!! Great editing, great content, very informative with some comedy to go with it!!! Keep the content rolling brother much love ✌️
thank you i went from 0 ft to 375 ft thanks to you. I tryed discgolf but didnt think it was fun until i saw your videos that made me go out and try it a 2nd time. Now im overstable (hooked) on discgolf
I’ve been playing only for about a year and a half now, and can max at about 380. However I do bring my arm up a quite a bit with my reach back, I’ve been working with a local pro named Ty love here in central Oregon, to help correct that problem, hopefully in the near future I can get it down to where I want and start crushing my drives.
I've played for 40 years. And I've seen all kinds of styles. And every body will throw different. People gotta stop over thinking it. Keep it simple and have fun.
Really love your videos! Putting and Forehand have been clutch with helping me learn to play in the last 6 months. One thing I haven’t seen is how to stay consistent. I play my home course on Tuesday and shoot a 0 and then play on Thursday with no pin change and shoot a 7. It’s so annoying!!!! I know it’s a combination of every video but man it’s annoying to be so inconsistent!
Love the new video!! I've been following you for a while, but I don't think I've ever heard you talk about newer players starting out with a no run up throw? I've met a bunch of golfers who have sworn by this, and I've kind of incorporated that into my throw. I basically just do a shorter, just go into a x step then throw with no real run up to speak of. Just wondering your thought! Love ya man!
Okay, so I thought the run up thing was needed, and it actually limited me at first, but now after I figured out my form my experience with a big run up helped me keep the nose down, especially on short tee pads. Sounds crazy but it’s true.
Thanks for this. I have definitely been leaning over my disc but did not think that it might be caused by too big of a reach back. When I lean over my disc it gives me knee pain as well.
Short pads give me fits, particularly if it’s elevated and I have to step up on it. Baby steps at the beginning of my run up may be the answer. Thanks for the suggestion.
while watching this i realy started thinking and realicing some interesting things about my own form , my end step has ben a bit short ending in a nose upp throw whit a peak of 200 ft
I've been working on my own for a while now to try and improve my accuracy and distance and honestly, with what i've found for myself and mixing in what i learn from your videos I feel like im improving a lot faster than i have been doing the last year or so. It's and exciting time and i wanted to thank you for helping me get better at my passion
I'm in that weird stage betweem beginner and intermediate-beginner. I throw a 9 speed axiom virus which is 9/5/-3.5/1. Sometimes i turn it over, sometimes i throw it 320ft, sometimes it doesn't turn at all lol. Oddly enough when I don't try to throw it hard and take a slow/short run up it flies the best.
The best example of pros who shorten the back-swing is the Heimburg. Because he has longer limbs, he doesn't have time to reach all the way back. He keeps his arm bent. I tend to go too big on the last step...
I just played a stand still only round and was getting 50 ft more on average controlled distance and a LOT more spin. Definitely going to have to practice timing with the shorter steps at the beginning of the run up so I don't lose that gained distance, control, and spin.
Standstills are a big part of my game because of my age (53), knee surgeries and I lose correct form from bad timing, overreaching and sloppy ass footwork. I almost always throw longer on my standstills than run-ups because of the breakdown in my form. At least I can reliably get 300-350 on my throws, but it would be nice to get the extra 50-75 feet. Accuracy is more important, but if you increase your arm speed, you can hit your lines more effectively.
One thing that could be making some people lose disc speed is leading with your shoulders. The whole point of this form is to make your body behave like a whip so you really need to make sure your arm goes first and your body follows after. I've only been playing a year and a half now and I throw 500ft now so maybe try practicing with this mindset and see if it works out
Another thing I think people over look is the tension in your forearm. I think people really try grip and rip when throwing and really tense up their arm. In reality yes you need a strong grip, but you should keep your arm elastic as to be able to release the disc well and actually apply the lag you generate into your throw!
Soooooo.... the big takeaway from the video for me is throw as hard as i can and then throw up the left hand and it will fix all of my distance issues!! please refer to 6:56 for elevated left-hand mojo
I think something more coaches should focus on is the feel of the back foot pushing off the ground the moment your plant leg hits. It forces the lead foot, knee, hip, shoulder and finally disc to come through with more consistent timing.
My Main disc is Wraith average 280 to 300 but I can throw a Buzzz or Malta 220-250. So maybe I need to try 9 or 10 speed? I have a sidewinder but its so straight no s turn usually 250-280 ish. Any other 9-10 speeds with a bit more right to left movement. Im a RHBH thrower. Thanks
Does anyone know of efforts to measure and quantify the kinetic chain in the disc golf throw? Anyone who presents evidence along with their notions/ideas?
Something that has been a question of mine for some time: Does a fast walkup equate to longer distance? Right now I'm moving very slow through the box, but it's gained me another 50 feet. Someday, when my timing is perfect, ok... better, much better, should I increase speed? Is that what I should be working towards now?
@@MaximilianBerkmann currently it's not what I would call a normal pace for me. It's a little uncomfortable, but it gives me the time to get everything in position and focus on the timing. It's coming together and I guess I'm trying to look ahead to the next step.
Very good video. I've been playing for about 3 years now and I still suck. I've been trying to figure out what is wrong. I feel like there is multiple things so knowing which one to focus on has been a struggle. Just like most people probably do. I feel like I take one step forward and two steps back. So annoying...
@@shrapnel77 I agree. The only problem is finding a good coach. I'm not aware of any in Utah. I had one guy that moved here who was really good at playing that was trying to coach me. The only problem is some people are very good at playing but they don't know how to couch...
@@Deathbysnusnu125 Those that can't do, teach. Yeah, a lot of players are just good at playing, period. It's pretty rare to find a great player that goes on to be a great coach.
How realistic is 400+ for most people, in reality? I feel like I’ve made huge gains over the past year and went from sub 300 to averaging about 350 and maybe getting 375 when everything just feels perfect. I feel like to really go much beyond that i have to actually work out and get stronger, so maybe those kind of distances truly are for the legit athletes (or those weird lanky people😂). Maybe i should just be happy i throw as far as i do, while only practicing/playing a couple times a week. But this sport is all about improvement and never being satisfied so you KNOW i just wanna crush it lol.
It is. But you don’t think you can do little baby steps into an x step into throw? If not I wuld thin playing with angles and stabilities to create a double flight pattern on drives creates greater distance
@@ccdman4909 Actually right now I can't even manage my stand still. Currently waiting for an MRI because my Dr. thinks I may have torn the tendon that connects my thigh to my kneecap. I have hit 360' once during field work, and I do occasionally break the 300' mark off the tee on course just not regularly. Hopefully the MRI will lead us to a solution to my knee pain issues and I will be back to X-Stepping again soon.
@@ccdman4909 LOL I don't know I would say strong. It has been quite a while since I hit the 360' but it was with a MVP Relay. And I must have just gotten everything perfect for once. I also don't think it was a standstill.
Don't really agree with the reach back, especially the balance part, just like in golf it's a transition from weight on the back foot to the front foot. I agree some reach backs are really exaggerated but most can be really helpful for beginners if done correctly.
I LOVED that run up!! Hahahahaha!! Reminded me of the "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" attack on the guards by Launcelot when he just kept running, but not getting any closer (only in reverse since you still threw it short)!! Too funny!
I was hoping that was what he was going for when he started running. Still wicked funny. though I think Conrad's run up is a little longer than that.
That Monty Python scene is gold 😂
😂😂
I went out an implemented some of the suggestions in this and the previous video in the sequence. I was cranking on a destroyer to get it up to 250ft. Went and purchased an eagle, and a blizzard wraith. This pushed my max drive up to 320+, with way less effort on my throws. I also started to focus more on being fluid with my body mechanics.
"I need to start further back." 🤣, love it! I've actually eliminated my run up for the time being so I can focus more on my timing and form. For the 3 years I've been playing everyone has told me my form makes them want to throw up... Finally starting to change that and it only took shoulder surgery to convince me of this lol. I look forward to part 3 of this series!!
Yeah, I started with a stand still, then a one step, now I’m at 3 steps and people tell me that my form looks good so being patient definitely pays off. Took about 2 months, but I was also a pretty new player so didn’t have many bad habits to unlearn.
OH man, the ole "if you wanna throw far, you gotta reach waaaay back"
That was one of the main things that started me on the "stop calling it a reach back" train.
Just explaining it as a back swing alone helps people play better.
You a fool for that intro 🤣 🤣 . Another fantastic video
Ok…..this was super helpful. Been playing one year, the one thing I need more than anything is distance off the tee.
I love that Robbie talks about using the tee box correct. You don't hear much about that. This is a huge problem for me. I thank using the tee box right will help with timing also. Anyways thanks to Robbie c I love what he's doing for our sport. Also I love the way he explains
Dammit Robbie, you're like the Mr. Rogers of disc golf and impossible to hate. Great video, keep up the good work sir.
Best disc golf youtuber ever. 💯
That intro, particularly the pullback during the run up - this is why you're the best. Thanks for the great advice, and the laugh.
Can't wait to practice this weekend! Thank you Robbie
LOL EXACTLY this I figured out today when I was out throwing!! Using a longer last step even helped me with the snap and aim! Funny to come home a see a video on it xD
Best coach on UA-cam.
Absolutely love your videos Robbie!
Really consider you as the main and most reliable mentor for sure..
Can’t wait for more content !
Your videos are always super well produced! Appreciate all the little details you put in
Dude, that opening had me in stitches. Thanks for making learning entertaining as hell!
Really great videos. Amazing editing. Great knowledge. Thank you.
Yes all the over kill things you do are funny and good stuff. Love it. Looking forward to pt 3
That opening was amazing. Think that is my favorite one from you at this point. haha
I can’t tell you how much your FH video helped me, the receiving your prize and finger position was a game changer. Excited to learn from this one.
This is the holy grail. You changed my life thanks
You and OT have been helping me tremendously.
Great content! Been following your instructional vids for a while and I find them really helpful! I’ve been playing Discgolf for 3 years and can relate to all the struggle and a-ha moments! I’m pushing 50, have a reliable 380 feet of controlled distance but am trying to hit that 400 mark and this content is very useful- keep it up!👍
Wow, I don't think I ever hear it explained this way before and this makes so much sense! Thanks for the tips bud! Slowly work on getting that last step wider without throwing off my balance.
Thanks, Robbie. Great content as always and funny too.
I have just started my disc golf journey and just wanted to say how helpful your content has been for me. Thanks for taking the time to break it down to digestible pieces of information that a rookie can make use of.
As someone who has been growing in disc golf, and someone who wants to do it right, this channel and the content continues to prove it's for me. As the sport grows, so does the experience that can combine in certain people so they can teach us, and I believe, Robbie, that you are one of those, so thanks! And um, keep on chuckin plastic!
New to the sport, newer to the channel... Newest of subscribers. Great content Robbie, you bring the jokes, are a great speaker and have a fantastic style of comparisons and analogies to make newbs like me understand, but still touch enough into the physics/kinesiology/aerodynamics to satisfy the nerd in me that has to understand exactly how things work. More content now please :)
Great stuff! Patiently waiting for the next one.
Dude your videos are so useful, only been playing for half a year but you've helped as much as any paul ulibari clinic! Keep up this excellent content!
Great video man thAnk you for all the hard work and advice
Thank you for the content! I've been playing more seriously the last four years and thanks to your content I've recently had a backhand distance breakthrough. I've slowed my x-step WAY DOWN and the only thing I think about/focus on is a my target in the distance. This, along with a very short consistent pre-shot routine that reinforces a very loose arm and flat wrist release has made the difference. If my brain is involved at all it's unbelievable how much it slows down the natural sling of my body/arm!
Been playing just under a year. Maxing out at about 300’. Just starting to really look into my form when throwing drivers. This was a great video. Thanks!
bahaha that intro! Well done! Also, that was a very graceful launch off the tee pad.
Great intro! get more of that run up! watch out for the cliff tee pad
ok so first off if i wanted a video where you literally focus on everything im doing wrong i would just go to OverThrow where Josh would do the same thing but in slow motion. I cant believe i never thought to wapow before, i just need to start doing that and i know everything will be fixedf. seriously though this was super helpful! you always pick just the right topics and the best ways to help fix them.
Got my sub. These are all things that I've experienced. Watching form videos, reaching back too far, not utilizing big steps through the swing. After a lot of not so great throws I realized what I was doing, but I'm hard plateaued at 400 ft and I'm sure it's due to my timing, which I have no idea how to really address. Really looking forward to the next one, and thanks for the vid!
400 ft is already great distance my man. Im trying hard to break 300 ft
Hey Robbie C, I just wanted to say thank you for all your video's, I knew nothing about disc golf until my buddy said he was getting into it, so I did what everyone does when they want to find out about something new "UA-cam it," I found your channel and you have been my guide, i got my 1st 3 innova discs in a few days ago, went to an open field and probably tore every muscle in my arm (kidding...well maybe lol) letting it rip, anyways, thanks for all the info, great vids and entertainment
My secret method that took me from 250 and got me over the 350 plateau? Playing all the time. Oh and if possible play in a league, you’ll probably get beat, but playing with people who are significantly more experienced helped a ton.
I'd love to shoot a round with you bro!!! Your videos are legit AF!!! Great editing, great content, very informative with some comedy to go with it!!! Keep the content rolling brother much love ✌️
thank you i went from 0 ft to 375 ft thanks to you. I tryed discgolf but didnt think it was fun until i saw your videos that made me go out and try it a 2nd time. Now im overstable (hooked) on discgolf
I’ve been playing only for about a year and a half now, and can max at about 380. However I do bring my arm up a quite a bit with my reach back, I’ve been working with a local pro named Ty love here in central Oregon, to help correct that problem, hopefully in the near future I can get it down to where I want and start crushing my drives.
I've played for 40 years. And I've seen all kinds of styles. And every body will throw different. People gotta stop over thinking it. Keep it simple and have fun.
Really love your videos! Putting and Forehand have been clutch with helping me learn to play in the last 6 months. One thing I haven’t seen is how to stay consistent. I play my home course on Tuesday and shoot a 0 and then play on Thursday with no pin change and shoot a 7. It’s so annoying!!!! I know it’s a combination of every video but man it’s annoying to be so inconsistent!
Love the new video!! I've been following you for a while, but I don't think I've ever heard you talk about newer players starting out with a no run up throw? I've met a bunch of golfers who have sworn by this, and I've kind of incorporated that into my throw. I basically just do a shorter, just go into a x step then throw with no real run up to speak of. Just wondering your thought! Love ya man!
Best intro ever.
Really looking forward to part 3
Love the content Robbie, if you ever find yourself in Hartselle for a round would love to meet you. Great Stuff.
Thank you for the info. I'm new to the sport and if I had not seen the definition for "Wapow" I never would have been able to keep up.
Okay, so I thought the run up thing was needed, and it actually limited me at first, but now after I figured out my form my experience with a big run up helped me keep the nose down, especially on short tee pads. Sounds crazy but it’s true.
Awesome intro bro!!!
Don’t mind me if you see me trying that big ole run up on that hole. Imma tell em Robbie taught me. 🤣
I'm definitely a first half teebox waster. It's not something I've ever thought about. Thanks for the vid.
That intro was hilarious
Thanks for this. I have definitely been leaning over my disc but did not think that it might be caused by too big of a reach back. When I lean over my disc it gives me knee pain as well.
Short pads give me fits, particularly if it’s elevated and I have to step up on it. Baby steps at the beginning of my run up may be the answer. Thanks for the suggestion.
Robbie C with the long jump run up!!
Haha!!! Love the intro!!!
I like your style of content very much. 🎉
Thank You!!
I pulled a hamstring just watching you do that run up!
🤣🤣🤣
while watching this i realy started thinking and realicing some interesting things about my own form , my end step has ben a bit short ending in a nose upp throw whit a peak of 200 ft
Gosh I forgot how good these are.
I think Seppo is good to watch to see someone who can crush without using a big reach back.
I've been working on my own for a while now to try and improve my accuracy and distance and honestly, with what i've found for myself and mixing in what i learn from your videos I feel like im improving a lot faster than i have been doing the last year or so. It's and exciting time and i wanted to thank you for helping me get better at my passion
“I need to start further back…” 🤣
Dang Robbie is that a new camera?? It's so clean i would have thought you were infrint of a green screen if I hadn't played GW 😂
That run up 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆
Still lmao from that run up. Someone should make that a disc golf meme for sure.
so twinkle toes over happy Gilmore makes sense I will try out your tips thank you
I'm in that weird stage betweem beginner and intermediate-beginner. I throw a 9 speed axiom virus which is 9/5/-3.5/1. Sometimes i turn it over, sometimes i throw it 320ft, sometimes it doesn't turn at all lol. Oddly enough when I don't try to throw it hard and take a slow/short run up it flies the best.
The best example of pros who shorten the back-swing is the Heimburg. Because he has longer limbs, he doesn't have time to reach all the way back.
He keeps his arm bent. I tend to go too big on the last step...
I just played a stand still only round and was getting 50 ft more on average controlled distance and a LOT more spin. Definitely going to have to practice timing with the shorter steps at the beginning of the run up so I don't lose that gained distance, control, and spin.
Standstills are a big part of my game because of my age (53), knee surgeries and I lose correct form from bad timing, overreaching and sloppy ass footwork. I almost always throw longer on my standstills than run-ups because of the breakdown in my form. At least I can reliably get 300-350 on my throws, but it would be nice to get the extra 50-75 feet. Accuracy is more important, but if you increase your arm speed, you can hit your lines more effectively.
nice subtle flex of using an Ace disc to show Nose Up.
Hahaha it happened years ago. No aces recently!
One thing that could be making some people lose disc speed is leading with your shoulders. The whole point of this form is to make your body behave like a whip so you really need to make sure your arm goes first and your body follows after. I've only been playing a year and a half now and I throw 500ft now so maybe try practicing with this mindset and see if it works out
Me who just started feeling good about my distance finally getting over the 400 mark whenever I need too. Robbie- “you’re doing it all wrong”
Thanks for editing out my rollaway off hole one, I didn’t need to relive that lol
I was watching the footage and thought about it!! Still a crush of a teeshot!!
@@RobbieCDiscgolf thank you!
Nice
Another thing I think people over look is the tension in your forearm. I think people really try grip and rip when throwing and really tense up their arm. In reality yes you need a strong grip, but you should keep your arm elastic as to be able to release the disc well and actually apply the lag you generate into your throw!
Soooooo.... the big takeaway from the video for me is throw as hard as i can and then throw up the left hand and it will fix all of my distance issues!!
please refer to 6:56 for elevated left-hand mojo
Good intro
I always try to think of it as an extension instead of a reachback.
I think something more coaches should focus on is the feel of the back foot pushing off the ground the moment your plant leg hits. It forces the lead foot, knee, hip, shoulder and finally disc to come through with more consistent timing.
My Main disc is Wraith average 280 to 300 but I can throw a Buzzz or Malta 220-250. So maybe I need to try 9 or 10 speed? I have a sidewinder but its so straight no s turn usually 250-280 ish. Any other 9-10 speeds with a bit more right to left movement. Im a RHBH thrower. Thanks
i have a problem being square and not getting heel to toe on my final step. Any suggestions on how to fix this?
Gotta love George ward park
As a 62 year old man I cannot get past 210' with my backhand. Sometimes, and by accident, I get a great release and get distance. Its frustrating
Does anyone know of efforts to measure and quantify the kinetic chain in the disc golf throw? Anyone who presents evidence along with their notions/ideas?
This is me ahahahah!!!!
No matter what I throw or how I throw it’s alwyas around 220 ft lol
Something that has been a question of mine for some time: Does a fast walkup equate to longer distance? Right now I'm moving very slow through the box, but it's gained me another 50 feet. Someday, when my timing is perfect, ok... better, much better, should I increase speed? Is that what I should be working towards now?
Is your current walk-up 2nd nature?
Are you going at a pace where your timing is still on point?
@@MaximilianBerkmann currently it's not what I would call a normal pace for me. It's a little uncomfortable, but it gives me the time to get everything in position and focus on the timing. It's coming together and I guess I'm trying to look ahead to the next step.
Very good video. I've been playing for about 3 years now and I still suck. I've been trying to figure out what is wrong. I feel like there is multiple things so knowing which one to focus on has been a struggle. Just like most people probably do. I feel like I take one step forward and two steps back. So annoying...
You're going to need a coach. Someone very good has to watch you throw and correct it.
@@shrapnel77 I agree. The only problem is finding a good coach. I'm not aware of any in Utah. I had one guy that moved here who was really good at playing that was trying to coach me. The only problem is some people are very good at playing but they don't know how to couch...
@@Deathbysnusnu125 Those that can't do, teach. Yeah, a lot of players are just good at playing, period. It's pretty rare to find a great player that goes on to be a great coach.
Once you can throw 350-400. Run ups help get easier distance
That run up though.
How realistic is 400+ for most people, in reality? I feel like I’ve made huge gains over the past year and went from sub 300 to averaging about 350 and maybe getting 375 when everything just feels perfect. I feel like to really go much beyond that i have to actually work out and get stronger, so maybe those kind of distances truly are for the legit athletes (or those weird lanky people😂).
Maybe i should just be happy i throw as far as i do, while only practicing/playing a couple times a week. But this sport is all about improvement and never being satisfied so you KNOW i just wanna crush it lol.
OK, so thanks to knee issues I can no longer run up for my throws. Any chance for a stand still guy to get past 300'?
It is. But you don’t think you can do little baby steps into an x step into throw? If not I wuld thin playing with angles and stabilities to create a double flight pattern on drives creates greater distance
@@ccdman4909 Actually right now I can't even manage my stand still. Currently waiting for an MRI because my Dr. thinks I may have torn the tendon that connects my thigh to my kneecap. I have hit 360' once during field work, and I do occasionally break the 300' mark off the tee on course just not regularly. Hopefully the MRI will lead us to a solution to my knee pain issues and I will be back to X-Stepping again soon.
@@bgrelle dang bro that’s no fun. Wish you the best of luck. Hope you get healed up. You must be strong ripping those numbers despite that injury
@@ccdman4909 LOL I don't know I would say strong. It has been quite a while since I hit the 360' but it was with a MVP Relay. And I must have just gotten everything perfect for once. I also don't think it was a standstill.
do you use a atlas pioneer bag?
I do! I love mine!
Would you consider 350 a good distance?
Absolutely!!
Hello yes I am the 1% that got the Koo Koo Kangaroo reference...thank you sir thank you
Yesssssssssss. My wife is a Children's Librarian. KooKoo jammin all day!!
@@RobbieCDiscgolf love it! I saw them open for the Aquabats 10 years ago and it was so good!
Intro was very similar to my run up….😅 #ConradAintGotNothingOnMe
Don't really agree with the reach back, especially the balance part, just like in golf it's a transition from weight on the back foot to the front foot. I agree some reach backs are really exaggerated but most can be really helpful for beginners if done correctly.
I can rip a corvette off of some elevation 400+ wjth a forehand but my back hands are not great. I can bomb a Tommy too😂