I just wanna say that the production value of this video and a lot of your recent ones is insane. I love your coaching and have been a fan of that for a long time, but Mikey deserves some serious props too. The quality of these videos is through the roof these days
Josh, I'm 70 and struggled to throw over 200. Your videos have upped my distance to 250. Of course I'm going to keep improving my fitness and my form until I get to 350.
Loved seeing "Coach" Josh on the practice field and in the office and "Player" Josh on the DGC. Great way to differentiate the two personas and messaging from each!
Thanks for what you do! It's really important for people to understand something: there are many pros out there who can throw 550 plus, and some way over 600. That doesn't mean they can teach YOU how to do what they do. I highly value your coaching and I look forward to seeing more content from your channel.
I'm only 3:47 in and I just need to stop and say that the filming and transitions here.... wow... pure entertainment. Constantly changing angles and scenes, and reengaging me... just wow.
Thanks Josh (and Mikey). What attracted me to - and stuck with - your channel years ago is your teaching style which is easy to understand, logical, and just works. The quality of the video/editing and audio is also what distinguished you and Mikey from others. The reference to a favorite teacher is so true. Example: Djokovic’s coaches are not the best tennis players in the world. Love you guys. Keep it up.
I've Created 6 alternate accounts to like this video even more. Absolutely crushed the Story Telling and Execution Mikey. Josh, the vulnerability is real and stoked to see the impact hit. Personally I like Guinea Pig Josh the most...he says some CRAZY stuff that makes Chipotle meals even better. :)
That net was one of the best disc golf things I ever bought (link in the description, folks). Interesting, I was tinkering with this the past few nights. Not to increase power, but because I was feeling noticeable fatigue when I flailed my arm back. So I've been working on a bit more compact form. I'm 90%+ working the net and watching myself on video. Thanks for sharing, player 😉
No one asks how far Bryson DeChambeau's coach hits a golf ball. I'd ignore it as well. Just keep doing what you're doing. I've definitely gained some distance and accuracy this year by filming myself and identifying what I need to work on. I'm not "gaining 100 ft in one day" but I've made measurable improvements and having fun.
Before even beginning the video, just want to say how much I appreciate y'all talking in terms of MPH(speed) rather than feet(distance). Y'all are bringing more data science into the world of dg coaching and I am so here for it. #MakeDiscGolfSmarter
I like your arm change; however, do you have footage comparing the face side of the brace point? It looks like you braced against your weight and turn on a more linear axis at a standstill. Your standard throw looks like it is catching the weight transfer. By the way, I think your videos are fantastic.
Brace is still something I’m working on and making big changes to currently actually. I’m convinced all the more now that I couldn’t get my brace going in the right direction until this change
This was such a cool video you guys. Almost like an educational video essay and a story. The edits are amazing, the music selection and pacing was great, the storytelling is amazing. Loved it. Also: Josh, appreciate you being my virtual coach, I am always thinking of your form technique tips when I’m practicing on the course. Consider me “motivated”
This was probably my favorite video you've ever put out, the insight was great, form looks clean plus I felt a bit of that chaotic old Danny Lindahl videos which I always liked.
I love Danny. I still utilize his coaching, techniques. He's half my age but I'll totally deep bow in total respect to physics of flight. And him. I love OT too, but there's times where Danny's coaching parked. He is part of my disc golf DNA
Man I can tell how happy Josh is in this video. As someone who is making successful form changes, it’s awesome to see other people share in the happiness that comes from progress.
This was awesome! Love the coach Josh looking at player Josh, analyzing and improving the minor flaws to figure out the issues improve and then show the results/fruits of labor. I myself got a wealth of info seeing the real time player flaw then the adjustment/improvement after. Great job man, will say just watching your youtube vids you've got me from the 300ft ceiling now up to 400+, keep it going man!
You are picking up a very important point I have always repeated in my life as a former high school teacher and also as a sports coach for semi professional u21 teams in another sport. Look at some of the best football (soccer) coaches in the world: Mourinho, Tuchel, Nagelsmann, Klopp, Eriksson, Rangnick, Wenger (and even Guardiola to a degree) and so many more where mediocre players at best. Very rarely do you get a superb player who becomes a great coach like Zidane. Most of the time the "top players" are mediocre coaches (e.g. Henry, Scholes, Matthäus or Maradona), because its just not the same. You can be a great coach without ever been a great player. Keep it up Josh!
The important point that you’re missing (most of the people you’ve listed have admitted to this) is that you have to be able to do something at a high level at one time to be able to coach. If I had form like josh and maxed out at ma1 then I’d probably make a 20 minute mental gymnastics video too.
Also just mathematically makes sense. There's FAR FAR FAR more people who were never pro athletes than those that were and they're the ones that've held the overwhelming majority of those positions throughout history. It's rare for a great player to even step in to the position to have a chance to fail at it.
@@derpderpin1568 In order to answer that, we would need to know the actual percentages of players (good or bad) who try. I don't have that information. I could see that it is *more likely* that you become a great coach after a great career as a players, however it is not a guarantee. But even if we ignore the part, where I state that great players rarely make great coaches, the main point still stands: You can be a great coach without ever been a great player. Some of the names I put in there were never even professional footballers (some were, but most were not in a very good club and/or a national team).
Unfortunately the new form change isn't faster than the standstill, straight arm, with rounding, 61 mph throw. I'm afraid you need to go back to absolute beginner form and wreck your shoulders. I don't make the rules, Josh!
One of the best disc golf coaching videos I have ever seen. The way you communicate the problem, examine the issues, explain how to go about implementing a form change, and then the data to back it up...amazing work. Expertly communicated and produced! Love this slightly different format with lab, field, and course shots. The "data series" experiments are killing it too, its a huge benefit to be able to back up your observations with objective evidence. Scientifically, your sample size and number of reps are too small, but we'll let that go, especially since you acknowledge this as bro science ;)
Bro, I just want to say thank you for everything you do and I completely understand where you’re coming from on this. Don’t feel bad if you have a bad round, you’re a great coach!🔥👊
Can I just say I appreciate all the effort that you guys put into the edits. Great filming. Great audio. Great pace and structure. Great editing (I see the masking work for the titling 😉). Just overall great work.
Excellent video, with a great message. The player/coach line gets blurred in every sport I've ever seen. Exceptional athletes and players do not always (or even often) make great coaches. Teaching is a skill, and it is not a natural byproduct of performing well. Someone that is both a high-level competitor, and a great coach, is quite rare.
That's really the hardest part of coaching. People don't understand that as a coach you have to constantly try things. So, I'd say it like this. There are coaches like... Stokley for example. He teaches a "I know how to play disc golf, I'll teach you to play like me" method of teaching. I'm sure there is some more to it, but that's the jist of what him and many others do. Then there are coaches to are literally experimenting with things and constantly learning and re-learning over and over again. I cannot be a good player because I don't practice ever to be a good player. I practice to teach you 15 different shot shapes and all sorts of other goofie crap so people when they come to me. "hey I wanna learn to throw overstable backhand rollers." I got them, its not something I have to say "hey wait like a week while I practice again to show you." As a coach, you need to decide if you wanna be good at golf or not, or you wanna be good at coaching. And the people I play with, they don't care that I'm good at golf. They know I coach, they have seen me play really good, or do things that most people cant. Why? Because someone has to learn it, and to try and keep a bag of tricks to teach others at any point, you cannot practice being good at just golfing on a golf course.
Sorry that was me ; the "Heh, this guy's a coach?? I was like OMG that's my guy. From Overthrow. Starstruck and desperate to make an impression and be memorable, I was like... I got it!!! I'll go unchained into wiseass mode. Well... I wasn't wrong. Right?
Great video, thanks for sharing such personal thoughts. I don't like being that guy, but for your own good (and your audience): further vs farther. We'd love to discuss further (symbolic, to a certain degree or extent) the fact you are now throwing farther (literal, physical distance). Your disc goes far, nor fur. As a non-English native speaker, it took me some time to stop making that mistake anymore, please don't ruin the work of my fabulous English teacher 😀
There's the old saying (which has some truth and 'hear' me out before you jump all over me)....those who can do, those who can't teach. That's not really a mean thing and it doesn't mean a teacher/coach CAN'T "do". The point of it is that you don't have to be the greatest or even the best at what you teach.....a teacher's (or coach's) sole purpose is to make what they are teaching understandable. Not everyone can do that no matter how good they are at doing what they do. Teachers/coaches understand the concepts and how to get them across to the students in a way that the student will understand and learn from it. A great athlete might be able to "do" what their sport/activity requires, but might not be able to explain to a novice HOW it is done. Teachers/coaches might not be the greatest at 'doing', but they do have to know how to do it and, most of all, communicate the 'how' to their student. So the saying probably should be.....those who know how to do, do....those who can communicate HOW, teach.
Hi Josh. I am from northern Canada and my throwing season is short. Where do you suggest I pick up a throwing net for my basement and perhaps some tech like you are using in this video to analyze speed and nose angle etc. What brands would you recommend for home use?
The way I see it, a coach's job isn't to make anyone "good". A coach's job is to help you get to your current maximum potential based on your biology, drive to practice, mental game, time available, etc. This is why some of the best coaches aren't the best players and some of the best players aren't the best coaches. Just because a professional was able to get to their highest potential doesn't mean they can get someone else to their highest potential. Similarly, just because a coach isn't a professional doesn't mean they aren't playing at their highest potential at that point in time.
Good stuff Josh, i literally just changed this same thing today, and it definitely helps. In doing this i also realized ive been actually reaching my arm back rather than coiling the shoulders and reaching the arm Out at 90 degrees. Its getting there.
People are dumb. At the peak of his career and being considered the best golfer to have ever lived, Tiger Woods had a swing coach. Anybody think his coach could have beat Tiger or compete on the PGA tour?
I always read that question as "I have no concept of coaching fundamentals vs actual playing" so I'm asking a question to take away from someone else's success.
I feel like the brilliant players, the naturals, have a divulged time explaining as they simply “do” perhaps not knowing all the ways things can go wrong
Tyron Lue was a basketball player. He wasn’t the best but he did coach Lebron, one of the best. Some people won’t be the greatest of all time but they know how to make good players great
EDIT: Similar to the golf swing we keep the arms in front of the body to prevent "getting stuck" (dg equivalent to rounding). Hurts power efficiency a ton! Never thought to apply this to the trail arm in DG. So small but seems to harmonize sequencing which very clearly increased your efficiency. Good shit cause im hyped to try this out in a few! CLICK BAIT! BUT FOR REAL! Haha thanks for the vid! haven't even watched it. I just know. Also... how far... jk love yall!
Noticed on your patreon you have discord access listed twice on each tier. The top perk and the last perk. I have been playing for a year and a half and struggle to throw over 200. If im reading your patreon right you will form review an intermediate tier on patreon? Im kinds struggling with cash going thru a divorce and moving out so wanted to make sure I select the right tier if I decide to join patreon.
The production value and information continues to inspire my own content creation mindset and still contributes towards my goal of beating my friends on my lunch break on the course! I love these!!! My only request is for you to post more of them! 😊😂
Now that we have the data, can you talk about how speed and spin relate to distance? How many mph of speed is 100 rpms of spin worth when it comes to distance? Can you isolate improving just speed, or just RPM, and if so, which yields faster results for distance? For accuracy? Love to be able to represent distance as a function of the digital values captured by the technology. Just some future video ideas for you.
Awesome video 🙂 So hole 10 at Sandusky Park is 150m (490-ish ft), and you seemed to be landing around 25-30m (or 70-90 ft) short. So now people know how far you throw. Kind of.
I feel like distance should stay undisclosed. Because it might make some people lose that credibility. Like oh Josh can only throw 380. So why am I taking tips from him when I’m trying to reach 500. When that’s not at all how it should be. Think of the greatest players in the world, Tiger Woods had a coach. Do you think his coach was better than Tiger Woods? Every pro level top-tier athlete has a coach. Their coach doesn’t necessarily play better, run faster, punch harder. But they have this weird knowledge of the dynamics behind proper form and the power to be able to translate that over to someone who doesn’t understand. And knows how to work with people to help them get their step-by-step, that’s what makes them a coach. So many people might be great at something but don’t know how to break it down and teach it to somebody else and don’t know how to work with that person when they get into physical or mental blocks.
This was the reasoning for the rule initially. I think now I don’t really care that much if people weed themselves out now. The student that believes that probably won’t work well with me anyways so I’m not too worried about dropping hints at distance
Hey Josh, question! Icebergtv recently made a video explaining how less spin will cause a disc to have more turn. We know from other OT videos that that more fingers under the rim seems to increase spin. So if some players struggle with turning and burning putters with a power grip, why do they tend to find success in switching to a fan grip? It seems like the adjustment should be to add spin, but theoretically, the fan grip should be reducing it.
I would imagine it is where the index finger is. It’s very easy to mess pressure points up with power grip on putter. If that index finger slides under and hooks under the rim it can get caught on release.
2:05 Which Josh was it that correctly predicted the winner of the MVP Open?? Seriously though, this video was fantastic. As a new player, I can't begin to tell you how your videos have helped my form.
Can PLAYER Josh always wear the backwards hat and sunglasses so we know when it’s him? Also please tell RETAILER Josh I’m very excited for my ninja watt!
As a music professor and performer you make some great points. Thanks for sharing. Hard to split energy between two roles. I always say Lebron may be the best player, but he still benefits from a coach. Teaching/coaching is a separate skill
This makes sense. If you look at someone like Niklas Antilla, you might notice the wingspan to be very well balanced throughout the throw (sometimes with a slight lag). Perhaps more important than a tight power pocket to not offset the spinal balance.
I just wanna say that the production value of this video and a lot of your recent ones is insane. I love your coaching and have been a fan of that for a long time, but Mikey deserves some serious props too. The quality of these videos is through the roof these days
Came to comment through same thing! I haven't seen a video in awhile and they are looking great!
Josh, I'm 70 and struggled to throw over 200. Your videos have upped my distance to 250. Of course I'm going to keep improving my fitness and my form until I get to 350.
How far does that Retail Josh guy even throw 😎
on avarage
Haha!
This episode was fantastic! Seeing Josh identify something in his form, diagnose, make a change, and see the results - the whole process!
May have missed a few videos, but looks like you are losing weight and in better shape than last I saw, kudos man . Keep on being you brother :)
Loved seeing "Coach" Josh on the practice field and in the office and "Player" Josh on the DGC. Great way to differentiate the two personas and messaging from each!
What a great video and as a coach who doesn't play competitive golf, I could not agree more, teaching is about reaching and not preaching. Thanks Josh
Thanks for what you do! It's really important for people to understand something: there are many pros out there who can throw 550 plus, and some way over 600. That doesn't mean they can teach YOU how to do what they do. I highly value your coaching and I look forward to seeing more content from your channel.
I'm only 3:47 in and I just need to stop and say that the filming and transitions here.... wow... pure entertainment. Constantly changing angles and scenes, and reengaging me... just wow.
Thanks Josh (and Mikey). What attracted me to - and stuck with - your channel years ago is your teaching style which is easy to understand, logical, and just works. The quality of the video/editing and audio is also what distinguished you and Mikey from others. The reference to a favorite teacher is so true. Example: Djokovic’s coaches are not the best tennis players in the world. Love you guys. Keep it up.
I've Created 6 alternate accounts to like this video even more. Absolutely crushed the Story Telling and Execution Mikey. Josh, the vulnerability is real and stoked to see the impact hit. Personally I like Guinea Pig Josh the most...he says some CRAZY stuff that makes Chipotle meals even better. :)
That net was one of the best disc golf things I ever bought (link in the description, folks). Interesting, I was tinkering with this the past few nights. Not to increase power, but because I was feeling noticeable fatigue when I flailed my arm back. So I've been working on a bit more compact form. I'm 90%+ working the net and watching myself on video. Thanks for sharing, player 😉
No one asks how far Bryson DeChambeau's coach hits a golf ball. I'd ignore it as well. Just keep doing what you're doing. I've definitely gained some distance and accuracy this year by filming myself and identifying what I need to work on. I'm not "gaining 100 ft in one day" but I've made measurable improvements and having fun.
Love the editing in this video!
I was not disappointed with clicking on your PDGA number.
this was great. I love your instruction
Before even beginning the video, just want to say how much I appreciate y'all talking in terms of MPH(speed) rather than feet(distance). Y'all are bringing more data science into the world of dg coaching and I am so here for it. #MakeDiscGolfSmarter
Josh is the man!
I like your arm change; however, do you have footage comparing the face side of the brace point? It looks like you braced against your weight and turn on a more linear axis at a standstill. Your standard throw looks like it is catching the weight transfer. By the way, I think your videos are fantastic.
Brace is still something I’m working on and making big changes to currently actually. I’m convinced all the more now that I couldn’t get my brace going in the right direction until this change
lol the pdga number threw me off because I'm from the same area as MattyO. and I thought "why is that is so familiar?"
This was such a cool video you guys.
Almost like an educational video essay and a story.
The edits are amazing, the music selection and pacing was great, the storytelling is amazing. Loved it.
Also: Josh, appreciate you being my virtual coach, I am always thinking of your form technique tips when I’m practicing on the course. Consider me “motivated”
LOVED the first half of this video. What a Way to explain this stuff so EVERYONE Can differentiate one person as a coach and player❤
This was probably my favorite video you've ever put out, the insight was great, form looks clean plus I felt a bit of that chaotic old Danny Lindahl videos which I always liked.
Gotta love a little chaos with your Danny
I love Danny. I still utilize his coaching, techniques. He's half my age but I'll totally deep bow in total respect to physics of flight. And him. I love OT too, but there's times where Danny's coaching parked. He is part of my disc golf DNA
Man I can tell how happy Josh is in this video. As someone who is making successful form changes, it’s awesome to see other people share in the happiness that comes from progress.
OK you got me I'll subscribe.
Please don't use creepy AI video.
Hehehehe
Yeah that was so gross lol
I saw the timelapses there 😊
This was awesome! Love the coach Josh looking at player Josh, analyzing and improving the minor flaws to figure out the issues improve and then show the results/fruits of labor. I myself got a wealth of info seeing the real time player flaw then the adjustment/improvement after. Great job man, will say just watching your youtube vids you've got me from the 300ft ceiling now up to 400+, keep it going man!
I'm just really lovin' skinny Josh 😝
You are picking up a very important point I have always repeated in my life as a former high school teacher and also as a sports coach for semi professional u21 teams in another sport. Look at some of the best football (soccer) coaches in the world: Mourinho, Tuchel, Nagelsmann, Klopp, Eriksson, Rangnick, Wenger (and even Guardiola to a degree) and so many more where mediocre players at best. Very rarely do you get a superb player who becomes a great coach like Zidane. Most of the time the "top players" are mediocre coaches (e.g. Henry, Scholes, Matthäus or Maradona), because its just not the same. You can be a great coach without ever been a great player. Keep it up Josh!
The important point that you’re missing (most of the people you’ve listed have admitted to this) is that you have to be able to do something at a high level at one time to be able to coach. If I had form like josh and maxed out at ma1 then I’d probably make a 20 minute mental gymnastics video too.
Also just mathematically makes sense. There's FAR FAR FAR more people who were never pro athletes than those that were and they're the ones that've held the overwhelming majority of those positions throughout history. It's rare for a great player to even step in to the position to have a chance to fail at it.
@@derpderpin1568 In order to answer that, we would need to know the actual percentages of players (good or bad) who try. I don't have that information. I could see that it is *more likely* that you become a great coach after a great career as a players, however it is not a guarantee. But even if we ignore the part, where I state that great players rarely make great coaches, the main point still stands: You can be a great coach without ever been a great player. Some of the names I put in there were never even professional footballers (some were, but most were not in a very good club and/or a national team).
Unfortunately the new form change isn't faster than the standstill, straight arm, with rounding, 61 mph throw. I'm afraid you need to go back to absolute beginner form and wreck your shoulders. I don't make the rules, Josh!
One of the best disc golf coaching videos I have ever seen. The way you communicate the problem, examine the issues, explain how to go about implementing a form change, and then the data to back it up...amazing work. Expertly communicated and produced! Love this slightly different format with lab, field, and course shots. The "data series" experiments are killing it too, its a huge benefit to be able to back up your observations with objective evidence. Scientifically, your sample size and number of reps are too small, but we'll let that go, especially since you acknowledge this as bro science ;)
This was a dope ass edit.
Bro, I just want to say thank you for everything you do and I completely understand where you’re coming from on this. Don’t feel bad if you have a bad round, you’re a great coach!🔥👊
As a frequent watcher of your content I feel you do a great job of motivating players! I mean I wanna go out an throw smooth good shots right now!
Honestly, i thought this was like, common knowledge about teachers. Although I've been a teacher and a trainer a lot through my life
I wish it were this way
@@OverthrowDiscGolf lol, i could imagine
Hands down the BEST video content from start to finish your team has ever produced!! Loved everything about this video!
Can I just say I appreciate all the effort that you guys put into the edits. Great filming. Great audio. Great pace and structure. Great editing (I see the masking work for the titling 😉). Just overall great work.
The whole flow of this video especially with the number of locations was super smooth, great stuff guys!
Excellent video, with a great message. The player/coach line gets blurred in every sport I've ever seen. Exceptional athletes and players do not always (or even often) make great coaches. Teaching is a skill, and it is not a natural byproduct of performing well. Someone that is both a high-level competitor, and a great coach, is quite rare.
That's really the hardest part of coaching. People don't understand that as a coach you have to constantly try things.
So, I'd say it like this. There are coaches like... Stokley for example. He teaches a "I know how to play disc golf, I'll teach you to play like me" method of teaching. I'm sure there is some more to it, but that's the jist of what him and many others do.
Then there are coaches to are literally experimenting with things and constantly learning and re-learning over and over again. I cannot be a good player because I don't practice ever to be a good player. I practice to teach you 15 different shot shapes and all sorts of other goofie crap so people when they come to me. "hey I wanna learn to throw overstable backhand rollers." I got them, its not something I have to say "hey wait like a week while I practice again to show you."
As a coach, you need to decide if you wanna be good at golf or not, or you wanna be good at coaching.
And the people I play with, they don't care that I'm good at golf. They know I coach, they have seen me play really good, or do things that most people cant. Why? Because someone has to learn it, and to try and keep a bag of tricks to teach others at any point, you cannot practice being good at just golfing on a golf course.
This Josh guy throws pretty darn smooth.
If I wanted to become friends with a Josh, which Josh do you suggest? 1,2,3,4?
Eh maybe Guinea Pig is marginally fun to be around?
Sorry that was me ; the "Heh, this guy's a coach?? I was like OMG that's my guy. From Overthrow.
Starstruck and desperate to make an impression and be memorable, I was like... I got it!!! I'll go unchained into wiseass mode.
Well... I wasn't wrong. Right?
I think, before hearing the critical information, that the faster throw came out from a hyperbolic acceleration until the snap.
Great video, thanks for sharing such personal thoughts.
I don't like being that guy, but for your own good (and your audience): further vs farther. We'd love to discuss further (symbolic, to a certain degree or extent) the fact you are now throwing farther (literal, physical distance). Your disc goes far, nor fur.
As a non-English native speaker, it took me some time to stop making that mistake anymore, please don't ruin the work of my fabulous English teacher 😀
Good stuff!
Damn you're #18330? Congrats on the win, man
Thanks haha
you are looking much more healthy....keep it up...thanks for the golf advise
There's the old saying (which has some truth and 'hear' me out before you jump all over me)....those who can do, those who can't teach. That's not really a mean thing and it doesn't mean a teacher/coach CAN'T "do". The point of it is that you don't have to be the greatest or even the best at what you teach.....a teacher's (or coach's) sole purpose is to make what they are teaching understandable. Not everyone can do that no matter how good they are at doing what they do. Teachers/coaches understand the concepts and how to get them across to the students in a way that the student will understand and learn from it. A great athlete might be able to "do" what their sport/activity requires, but might not be able to explain to a novice HOW it is done. Teachers/coaches might not be the greatest at 'doing', but they do have to know how to do it and, most of all, communicate the 'how' to their student. So the saying probably should be.....those who know how to do, do....those who can communicate HOW, teach.
I can’t be the only one to notice that he has definitely lost some weight right? Looks good 👍
I love backward hat Josh. He needs to be a reoccurring character 😂.
Hi Josh. I am from northern Canada and my throwing season is short. Where do you suggest I pick up a throwing net for my basement and perhaps some tech like you are using in this video to analyze speed and nose angle etc. What brands would you recommend for home use?
The way I see it, a coach's job isn't to make anyone "good". A coach's job is to help you get to your current maximum potential based on your biology, drive to practice, mental game, time available, etc. This is why some of the best coaches aren't the best players and some of the best players aren't the best coaches. Just because a professional was able to get to their highest potential doesn't mean they can get someone else to their highest potential. Similarly, just because a coach isn't a professional doesn't mean they aren't playing at their highest potential at that point in time.
Good stuff Josh, i literally just changed this same thing today, and it definitely helps. In doing this i also realized ive been actually reaching my arm back rather than coiling the shoulders and reaching the arm Out at 90 degrees. Its getting there.
Does this guy even throw 600? lol 😎
this video was a masterpiece..
Joe Goosen is a hall of fame boxing coach. Trained Riddick Bowe, Shane Mosley, Amir Khan, and others, never boxed professionally.
People are dumb. At the peak of his career and being considered the best golfer to have ever lived, Tiger Woods had a swing coach. Anybody think his coach could have beat Tiger or compete on the PGA tour?
Looks like you’re loosing weight. You look great and keep it up!
Also, how far does this guy throw?!
The video? Top notch production.
The coaching tips? Fantastic.
How does the guy make it look so smooth and effortless?
I always read that question as "I have no concept of coaching fundamentals vs actual playing" so I'm asking a question to take away from someone else's success.
I feel like the brilliant players, the naturals, have a divulged time explaining as they simply “do” perhaps not knowing all the ways things can go wrong
Yes, the production and effects youve been using is off the hook lately. I don’t think it’s necessary, but, for some viewers, it may be.
Tyron Lue was a basketball player. He wasn’t the best but he did coach Lebron, one of the best. Some people won’t be the greatest of all time but they know how to make good players great
The best hitter in the MLB right now, is Aaron Judge. He's trained by a nobody father who was just trying to teach his own kid a good swing.
Love it.
Great video....fun and informative. Production team = Kudos.
I think all of your vids are quality but you guys knocked this one out of the park, 10/10 for sure!
EDIT: Similar to the golf swing we keep the arms in front of the body to prevent "getting stuck" (dg equivalent to rounding). Hurts power efficiency a ton! Never thought to apply this to the trail arm in DG. So small but seems to harmonize sequencing which very clearly increased your efficiency. Good shit cause im hyped to try this out in a few!
CLICK BAIT! BUT FOR REAL! Haha thanks for the vid! haven't even watched it. I just know. Also... how far... jk love yall!
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I don’t understand the marvel universe and Josh is helping me understand?
Core and cardio and confidence
Where are my fellow champions club members 16.32 if you know you know yayayayayaya
God dang that hammer demonstration made so much click for me in an instant. I could almost feel my weight on my back foot
Wow. Great video in terms of content. Awesome video in terms of editing and film craft. Kudos to all.
Lol you got me at 2:04
Yeah, wonder if Matty O is in on this?
@@adrianatman1269he isn’t, but I’m always open to future endeavors with him
Noticed on your patreon you have discord access listed twice on each tier. The top perk and the last perk. I have been playing for a year and a half and struggle to throw over 200. If im reading your patreon right you will form review an intermediate tier on patreon? Im kinds struggling with cash going thru a divorce and moving out so wanted to make sure I select the right tier if I decide to join patreon.
Yep. $15 tier would be the form review tier
All joking aside OT is my crucible. I'm a believer.. Forging with metal or disc golf form isn't easy but I',m OT riot or die
Am I the only one who noticed the 10 proto time-lapses in the background?
That matty o move is awesome
Yep i had to check out the pdga number. Lol
Scrolled down so far to find this lol. Thought "I can't be the only one!!"
Actually spit my coffee out at @3:06 - please add more of this persona into the videos hahahahaha
12:07 careful LMAO
Don’t want everyone to see me doin the twirlybird
This JASH guy looks badass and throws 1000 ft uphill with no hands
You sly dog making me search for you on PDGA only to find Matty O. lmao
The production value and information continues to inspire my own content creation mindset and still contributes towards my goal of beating my friends on my lunch break on the course! I love these!!! My only request is for you to post more of them! 😊😂
Bravo! to all of the Joshes. And cheers to the ones I have yet to meet!
Now that we have the data, can you talk about how speed and spin relate to distance? How many mph of speed is 100 rpms of spin worth when it comes to distance? Can you isolate improving just speed, or just RPM, and if so, which yields faster results for distance? For accuracy? Love to be able to represent distance as a function of the digital values captured by the technology. Just some future video ideas for you.
We were just talking about that! Unfortunately we don’t have the means to test those to the extent we need to in order to give you an answer.
Awesome video 🙂
So hole 10 at Sandusky Park is 150m (490-ish ft), and you seemed to be landing around 25-30m (or 70-90 ft) short. So now people know how far you throw. Kind of.
Daaaang. With a 7 speed? That would be crushed if true
I feel like distance should stay undisclosed. Because it might make some people lose that credibility. Like oh Josh can only throw 380. So why am I taking tips from him when I’m trying to reach 500. When that’s not at all how it should be. Think of the greatest players in the world, Tiger Woods had a coach. Do you think his coach was better than Tiger Woods? Every pro level top-tier athlete has a coach. Their coach doesn’t necessarily play better, run faster, punch harder. But they have this weird knowledge of the dynamics behind proper form and the power to be able to translate that over to someone who doesn’t understand. And knows how to work with people to help them get their step-by-step, that’s what makes them a coach.
So many people might be great at something but don’t know how to break it down and teach it to somebody else and don’t know how to work with that person when they get into physical or mental blocks.
This was the reasoning for the rule initially. I think now I don’t really care that much if people weed themselves out now. The student that believes that probably won’t work well with me anyways so I’m not too worried about dropping hints at distance
Hey Josh, question! Icebergtv recently made a video explaining how less spin will cause a disc to have more turn. We know from other OT videos that that more fingers under the rim seems to increase spin. So if some players struggle with turning and burning putters with a power grip, why do they tend to find success in switching to a fan grip? It seems like the adjustment should be to add spin, but theoretically, the fan grip should be reducing it.
I would imagine it is where the index finger is. It’s very easy to mess pressure points up with power grip on putter. If that index finger slides under and hooks under the rim it can get caught on release.
wait overthrow is also based out of Lynchburg VA? Aren't the Foundation guys out of Lynchburg?
Correct!
2:05 Which Josh was it that correctly predicted the winner of the MVP Open?? Seriously though, this video was fantastic. As a new player, I can't begin to tell you how your videos have helped my form.
We haven’t introduced that Josh yet
Can PLAYER Josh always wear the backwards hat and sunglasses so we know when it’s him?
Also please tell RETAILER Josh I’m very excited for my ninja watt!
I’ll pass that info along
-Josh
That "PDGA" link is fucking fantastic, lol
As a music professor and performer you make some great points. Thanks for sharing. Hard to split energy between two roles. I always say Lebron may be the best player, but he still benefits from a coach. Teaching/coaching is a separate skill
18330 is Matty O’s pdga number lol
This makes sense. If you look at someone like Niklas Antilla, you might notice the wingspan to be very well balanced throughout the throw (sometimes with a slight lag). Perhaps more important than a tight power pocket to not offset the spinal balance.
Can we just take a minute to compliment you on your fitness? Maybe Josh #5 the human would appreciate that positive feedback. Nice work man.
Josh the human appreciates. Thank you tony
Personally I don't like the AI clips and the smattering of video styles, but the information was good, as always. Not to fix that putt ;)
I’d like to fix it actually
Cus D'Amato couldn't beat🥊 Tyson.
Those that caN throw far DO, those that can’t TEACH
Are we all going to buy sledgehammers now? ;-)