You're an incredibly smart guy with an intimate knowledge of body mechanics! Props on you these videos are amazing! Keep it up, this knowledge and your experience are invaluable!
Best 'splaining of the physical/angular difference between reverse and non-reverse throws I've ever seen. Keep rocking this stuff, Jordan. Why is the same concept not true in the shot? Storl comes pretty close to a non-reverse sometimes, though.
Thanks for the videos, Jordan. Can you give some specifics about your stairs routine (form, pace, duration, focus, etc.)? I've coached throwers through the years with lower back pain, and this could be something to incorporate to help them with strength imbalances and pain management. Thanks again!
Scot Passler I started my back rehab with treatment from a physical therapist and stretches and once it was feeling good enough for stairs I started doing 40minutes 5 times a week. When I’m outside on the stadium I do 2 steps at a time because I have the walk down to rest. But can always start with one at a time. On a stair master it’s also only one at a time but no rest so it’s still a great burn. Once I was able to do the whole 40 minutes without getting tired I started building up with a weight vest for extra resistance. I don’t know that this is the most effective way to do it but I’m going to experiment with it this year. I plan to drop down to 15-20minutes in a couple months to try to not develop too much slow twitch muscle from such long sessions
A non reverse throw and a reverse throw arent differentiated by release height. Robert's non and Riedels non (among several others) are very different. You're explaining a stylistic differential, not a mechanical difference. The difference between a non and a reverse is that a reverse gives a higher potential for release speed due to the nature of using the legs more explosively. Jumping is a very explosive movement. Non reverses dont redline the potential, just maintains a process of control and consistency. You fight the reverse for the sake of the block but even Stahls right foot comes off before his left does. This is because he uses it.
Hey I'm a high school show where I'm a junior currently I'm a high school we do not have a coach I've been watching your videos since I started throwing at the freshman I have started recording my throws if there's any way you could give me feedback on my throws that would awesome
JY is becoming more and more professional！
Yeah i 100% need to work on keeping my feet down and not purposely jumping during my reverse. Thanks for another quality video Jordan.
I love the channel and I appreciate your hard work and what you are doing for the sport!
Great vid man. Shout out to all the lefty throwers 👍 you should consider coaching once you’re done with your career as an athlete
You're an incredibly smart guy with an intimate knowledge of body mechanics! Props on you these videos are amazing! Keep it up, this knowledge and your experience are invaluable!
Great vid ,really helped me 👍
Best 'splaining of the physical/angular difference between reverse and non-reverse throws I've ever seen. Keep rocking this stuff, Jordan.
Why is the same concept not true in the shot? Storl comes pretty close to a non-reverse sometimes, though.
Christopher Hamilton it is the same this is just a discus video.
Thanks for the videos, Jordan. Can you give some specifics about your stairs routine (form, pace, duration, focus, etc.)? I've coached throwers through the years with lower back pain, and this could be something to incorporate to help them with strength imbalances and pain management. Thanks again!
Scot Passler I started my back rehab with treatment from a physical therapist and stretches and once it was feeling good enough for stairs I started doing 40minutes 5 times a week. When I’m outside on the stadium I do 2 steps at a time because I have the walk down to rest. But can always start with one at a time. On a stair master it’s also only one at a time but no rest so it’s still a great burn. Once I was able to do the whole 40 minutes without getting tired I started building up with a weight vest for extra resistance. I don’t know that this is the most effective way to do it but I’m going to experiment with it this year. I plan to drop down to 15-20minutes in a couple months to try to not develop too much slow twitch muscle from such long sessions
Scot Passler it’s really just trial and error for myself right now but I’ve seen great results so far.
I have been looking these differences for months. But on Arete throw nation they mention that the block foot is different in both styles.
well done man!
Keaton Dykstra thanks bro
While rotation should we kick or just simply swing our right leg
Well, JY. I am a beginner . Should I start with non reverse for more control?
A non reverse throw and a reverse throw arent differentiated by release height. Robert's non and Riedels non (among several others) are very different. You're explaining a stylistic differential, not a mechanical difference. The difference between a non and a reverse is that a reverse gives a higher potential for release speed due to the nature of using the legs more explosively. Jumping is a very explosive movement. Non reverses dont redline the potential, just maintains a process of control and consistency. You fight the reverse for the sake of the block but even Stahls right foot comes off before his left does. This is because he uses it.
Hey I'm a high school show where I'm a junior currently I'm a high school we do not have a coach I've been watching your videos since I started throwing at the freshman I have started recording my throws if there's any way you could give me feedback on my throws that would awesome
Long body and short limbs versus short body and long limbs