Fixing the Sidearm | Disc Golf Craighead Yellows B9

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  • Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
  • Went out to do a little back 9 sidearm only round. Have had trouble releasing the disc and having it go where I want it to go so I figured this was the only way to get the timing back to where I wanted it. Had a few good shots and a few bad shots.

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  • @Yankee2003
    @Yankee2003 28 днів тому +1

    Tree courses are the best……and the worst. Looks like almost every NC disc course.
    Frustrating, but always interesting and challenging.
    Thank you for the video.

    • @jose.discgolf
      @jose.discgolf  28 днів тому

      I think that I prefer tree courses over wide open courses given that I don't have the biggest distance yet. It's always a different round every time in a tree course depending how many trees you hit. Thank you for watching!

  • @kmac_disc
    @kmac_disc Місяць тому +1

    Id say the forehand is a bit shortened of a stroke. Maybe more follow-through as well as potentially a further reach-back

  • @TylerBrand_DG
    @TylerBrand_DG Місяць тому +1

    Your stepper is a foot fault

    • @jose.discgolf
      @jose.discgolf  Місяць тому

      what should I do to make it not a foot fault?

    • @TylerBrand_DG
      @TylerBrand_DG Місяць тому +1

      Imo, just don't step putt. I think it's just really hard to time it perfectly, and it doesn't really give me more power than standing still. Yours may not be foot faults, but it's very close

    • @jose.discgolf
      @jose.discgolf  Місяць тому +1

      @@TylerBrand_DG I'm still trying to figure out how to get more pop on my putts around 40 ft. always manage to baby them so this is what was easier for me. But I agree with you! trying to get away from it, and it can be done, look at gannon lol

    • @TylerBrand_DG
      @TylerBrand_DG Місяць тому

      @jose.discgolf I think if you feel more confident with the step putt, you should keep doing it. You might get called on it in tournament play, though. Just make sure you release the disc before your foot hits the ground