Nice stats. Since nose is based on launch, it is SUPER critical you get your launch consistent at the net before trying to tweak nose. Definitely helps to have a BIG OLE 12x12 net for this kind of work!
Cool vid amazing spin and speed! Definitely need to get a taller net or put it on top of something so you can throw higher launch angles. It's much easier to throw nose down with a low launch angle but that often doesn't translate to being able to throw higher launch angles with nose down which is where you need nose down the most. However, I don't think the nose angle change is coming from what you think it is, at least not directly. If you put the disc out towards the normal release point, the disc pivots out of of your hand and goes kind of in the direction the back of the hand is facing, pour the tea is not tilting the disc in the nose down direction when considering this, while supination of the forearm does tilt the back of the hand more down (and palm up). Whenever people shadow pour the tea being nose down they are holding the disc out in front of them which is not where it is released. I believe whatever you did that resulted in more nose down happened to indirectly help you supinate more into the release. I've gotten as extreme as -21.5 nose down with a +18.7 launch angle at 68 mph with 0 effort to pour the coffee (last throw in my form mix n match vid), all the focus was on just making sure I was supinating close to the release which often gets me -8 nose with high launch angles too.
great video! I really enjoyed hearing all the tips and experiments from the throwing section of the video. I have similar speed and rpm, but have nose angle issues so I will be using some of the info you shared. Thank you for making the video
Looking forward to see more of tech disc work. Had mine for 6 months and help a lot. Did you guys talk about your launch angle ? From what I have heard, nose angle + launch angle should be around +6 for max distance ( so -4 nose +10 launch ie)
nose angle is so tough, thanks for talking a bout the thumb placement i'll give it a shot. grabbing a tech disc soon as i sell my cart, good luck on 10k!
Came back after a short round early did the thumb further out thing, LOVE it was getting easy distance and accuracy, no grip lock or early release. Thanks for the tip!
Good stuff. Nose angle is still elusive for me. I will try this. But the real question is did it work in the field? Do you see results in your actual throws?
@DiscManiac28 I tried this tonight on a football field. Favorite place for winter field work. I think this is going to work for me. I try not to click on every "this thing will add 500' to your throw" kor whatever the pitch for the vid is), and I resisted clicking in yours. Until I clicked on it. I really like how you're sharing your journey and discoveries. And again, I think this tip is a winner.
@ thank you, I know there is a lot of advice out there and it’s getting flooded. I don’t know everything but if I tweak something and it helps me I’ll let people know, like you said it’s all a journey for me.
What fixed my nose angle for back hand throws was to lean into the throw, like I'm trying to bust a door open with my shoulder. I recommend that anyone with a nose up issue try it out.
Bruh, our movement/speed looks the same, but you’re getting 5-10pm faster than me…I gotta watch my slowmo I guess, because I don’t know why you’re getting so much more out of the disc!
@@vidathan idk either, he kept saying your throwing slow but I was throwing it like 95% of what I had any harder I’m afraid I’d hurt myself. Idk slow mos are a great way to see little deals in form
When did Woody stop serving drinks and start playing disc golf?
@@mrphipsisenior lol 😂
Nice stats. Since nose is based on launch, it is SUPER critical you get your launch consistent at the net before trying to tweak nose. Definitely helps to have a BIG OLE 12x12 net for this kind of work!
@@BlitzDG for sure
lol 😂
Cool vid amazing spin and speed! Definitely need to get a taller net or put it on top of something so you can throw higher launch angles. It's much easier to throw nose down with a low launch angle but that often doesn't translate to being able to throw higher launch angles with nose down which is where you need nose down the most.
However, I don't think the nose angle change is coming from what you think it is, at least not directly. If you put the disc out towards the normal release point, the disc pivots out of of your hand and goes kind of in the direction the back of the hand is facing, pour the tea is not tilting the disc in the nose down direction when considering this, while supination of the forearm does tilt the back of the hand more down (and palm up). Whenever people shadow pour the tea being nose down they are holding the disc out in front of them which is not where it is released. I believe whatever you did that resulted in more nose down happened to indirectly help you supinate more into the release. I've gotten as extreme as -21.5 nose down with a +18.7 launch angle at 68 mph with 0 effort to pour the coffee (last throw in my form mix n match vid), all the focus was on just making sure I was supinating close to the release which often gets me -8 nose with high launch angles too.
@@disc-golf-neil oh that’s awesome I’m gonna be more aware of this now super cool to know and hear you can get that -
It is always amazes me how such a little change can have dramatic results. I love the attention to detail you show.
@@toddward4756 it is amazing, thank you 😊
great video! I really enjoyed hearing all the tips and experiments from the throwing section of the video. I have similar speed and rpm, but have nose angle issues so I will be using some of the info you shared. Thank you for making the video
@@Rhyzopus sweet! Hope it translates to the course
Looking forward to see more of tech disc work. Had mine for 6 months and help a lot. Did you guys talk about your launch angle ? From what I have heard, nose angle + launch angle should be around +6 for max distance ( so -4 nose +10 launch ie)
@@cbas_qc we didn’t but it’s a good thing to note and look for next time
Thanks for the tips! gotta tech disc on the way. 🙂
@@GregoryGalland your gonna like it
nose angle is so tough, thanks for talking a bout the thumb placement i'll give it a shot. grabbing a tech disc soon as i sell my cart, good luck on 10k!
@@baustin612 thanks 😊
Came back after a short round early did the thumb further out thing, LOVE it was getting easy distance and accuracy, no grip lock or early release. Thanks for the tip!
@ sweet super cool to hear it helped someone else too very welcome
Good stuff. Nose angle is still elusive for me. I will try this.
But the real question is did it work in the field? Do you see results in your actual throws?
@@daveclemans4922 I haven’t played since, but I’ll definitely let you know
@DiscManiac28 I tried this tonight on a football field. Favorite place for winter field work. I think this is going to work for me. I try not to click on every "this thing will add 500' to your throw" kor whatever the pitch for the vid is), and I resisted clicking in yours. Until I clicked on it. I really like how you're sharing your journey and discoveries. And again, I think this tip is a winner.
@ thank you, I know there is a lot of advice out there and it’s getting flooded. I don’t know everything but if I tweak something and it helps me I’ll let people know, like you said it’s all a journey for me.
I wish I had a Kevin here! Seems like a good coach. 👍🏽
@@ThisIsVao he did a good job, definitely had some good tips and enjoyed the whole experience
Super interesting seeing your numbers. Seems like a great way to work on form. Now I’m going to have to get s tech disc and a net😂
@@kylepellow5644 Thanks! tech disc is very useful and a good practice tool.
What fixed my nose angle for back hand throws was to lean into the throw, like I'm trying to bust a door open with my shoulder. I recommend that anyone with a nose up issue try it out.
I have for sure been death gripping with my palm, I’ve started loosening my pointer and middle finger and my nose angle went down immediately
Bruh, our movement/speed looks the same, but you’re getting 5-10pm faster than me…I gotta watch my slowmo I guess, because I don’t know why you’re getting so much more out of the disc!
@@vidathan idk either, he kept saying your throwing slow but I was throwing it like 95% of what I had any harder I’m afraid I’d hurt myself. Idk slow mos are a great way to see little deals in form
foot fault
@@footfaultdiscgolf lol 😂
Sup Nikko