Best instructional video on the channel yet. Robbie and I had talked about this very topic late in 2020. My forehand which usually is fairly good was struggling. Robbie relayed the palm up reward and I figured out I was cutting off my follow through and my forehands have been super smooth and reliable in 2021. Thanks Robbie!
Thank you for this beginner's series. I am a 72 year old retired man and just purchased an Innova DX beginner pack. I will be using your videos to help get the most out of this old worm body. Ciao!
I grabbed that set myself when I started last month, it's great! I recommend the Leopard for sure when starting, the destroyer is hard to throw at first.
I don’t normally comment on videos, but I watched this last week and a bunch of things just clicked in my head and I started waiting for my reward longer. Thank you for this video, I just hit my first ace TODAY!!
This is one of the best videos i've watched so far, I went out today and threw discs for the first time ever and my forehand shots were super wobbly! that won't happen again... thanks
You're absolutely the best disc Golf youtube channel For complete beginners. I would not be at the level I am now if it wasn't for you. No other channel could do that like yours. Thank you! ❤
This guy just made me feel like trash for informing me I'm hiding my bad habits in my forehand. Thank you for the lesson! Great video. Highly recommend watching this so you can correct what you're doing right or wrong. I found that most of what I do is correct just need to stop taking my rewards lol.
Love that you remind people that form is subjective. I like to think of throwing forehand like a trebuchet action using the off arm as the counter weight for flow of form.
My son just got me started playing this amazing game. I am a person who likes to study and learn proper form right off the bat. This is the best video I have seen for a beginner and I SO APPRECIATE it. I will be out starting my practice session TODAY. THANK YOU for breaking it down in a ver understandable way.
Wow, you throwing sitting on your cart was an eye opener about really using your wrist for forehands. I've been using the forehand strictly as a last resort utility shot but after watching this video I feel confident enough to start working on it to get it to the point where I can really use it effectively on the course. Thanks!
Robbie, I have to tell you - this is exactly what you needed. Thanks for breaking this down into terms that not just make sense, but fit EXACTLY what I've struggled with. 6 months into this journey - years to go!
I love graphic over lays on videos, especially when trying to follow a disc flights, or to see the basket you aiming for kinda Pete Colin’s over lays his basket
Here I am, back in time (more than a year later than the publishing date) at Robbie's request via a link back, loving the content as always... but regretting UA-cams inability to spend some of the billions they make from us providers on some simple features like the ability to edit an uploaded video to say, increase (normalise) the volume. It's about as frustrating as their inability to remove fraud accounts uploading the same 10 sec stolen videos hundreds of times, or the ones that steel your channel icon and spam tour subscribers from a fake account with "congratulations, contact us" comments (Like GMBN Tech is plagued with at the moment.. ok so I'm also a MTB rider). Keep up the excellent content Robbie.
Robbie! I'm new to Disc Golf, so just discovering your channel. Was convinced that I could never throw a forehand... that I'm just bad at it, plus it hurts my shoulder when I try (I'm 69.) Your video has given my hope and the impetus to get back out there and try the forehand again. Thanks so much.
Love your videos, Robbie. I have played disc golf for just over one year (living in Norway, so about eight active months). This season I took my game to the next level by evolving my forehand (broke my right ankle in December, so I could only throw forehand until mid June). Especially my stand still approach with an overstable putter (Zone for me). But suddenly, like over night, I messed up my form or something. All my forehand throws started flopping and most of them either went anhyzer cut roller or weak shots that missed the line. I used to not think about my elbow, run up or wrist, it was just muscle memory. Now i feel like I have to learn these skills again from the beginning. Thanks to your video, I am once again making progress with my forehand. You are great teacher, and I hope you keep it up (coming from a school teacher 😊).
I love the way you explain the different techniques you're trying to get across. I would like to drop my own tip in the comments..... try a forehand only round. Mainly for tee offs and approaches, but it really makes you look at a course differently. Much love man❤
Robbie, I recently found Scott Stokely videos really breaking down side arm. He was a distance champ in the 90's and teaches the basics in easy to understand videos, like yours are as well.
Thanks for the video Robbie. I’ve just started to play and have enjoyed your channel. I am 60 and the chair drill has helped me with my forehand. Also saw your updated chair drill as well. Cheers!
Another great Robbie C. beginner clinic. Having taught F.H. for many years now, fwiw , if you want to learn it right from the start....start here. I might add that since SO much depends on just the release off the pad of your middle finger and the wrist flick, you might want to try lots of discs to find those that release clean for you.
OH MY GOD. Everything you said in this video literally explains every qualm I've had with forehand for the past 8 months. Will be trying this stuff IMMEDIATELY. So many bad habits I never even realized I had because of my baseball background
I got it! granted after 16+ years of playing disc golf..Robbie the man broke it down, and the light went on watching the dark knight rises, but I got it! to start 20-30ft but I'm getting there...Thanks Robbie!
Thanks for your help I went from a throw at 80 ft to a beautiful throw at 225 ft to 250ft thanks to your video on the four arm and the position of your stance on your legs body and hip
I got hit by a red light runner while riding a motorcycle. I sucked at throwing drives before the accident. Now a year later, my right leg is still messed up and I still use one crutch to walk. I can’t throw RHBH because my pivot leg is technically still broke. So….I’m at a stand still forehand. And I don’t ever throw forehand. After watching your video one time my throws are about 1.5 -2 times further than I threw the last time I went out to play! I’m here watching this video again. Thanks for the tips, keep up the vids!!!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
It's awesome how you break things down for the "regular people" I've watched other videos talking about angles etc, but they throw like 500' so no matter what I try to mimic, it doesn't translate, your tips help immediately. Thank you!!
Last week I bought my 1st disc set and while practicing, I threw both my fairway driver and my mid range in the bushes at work,so it forced me to really try using my putter since its the only one I have. With that being said, it was a real cheap set so its wasnt that big of a deal. I went out and was throwing anywhere from 180- 220 with a few reaching 240. I really enjoy your videos so keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more in the future. BTW, I did subscribe.
Your teaching style is awesome. Your humor makes it even more memorable. Your “reward” analogy will stick with me for sure 👍 - it’s a great, non-technical way of approaching it
Great vid. I’ve watched it multiple times this past year and have finally convinced myself to start working on this skill seriously. Very limited without it.
I was throwing fantastic forehands, then one day everything started dumping into rollers. It was exactly as you said, lost confidence, and moved to turnover backhands instead. I am definitely going to use your reward tip to fix myself back up. That's a great visual. Thanks!
I started playing frisbee as part of a rehabilitation programe and enjoyed it so much I've ordered a mid disc to start learning properly. This has really helped simplify the movement, thank you ☺
Love your content,my wife's backhand is trash so I've been helping her with forearm. You dumbing down all the steps has helped her tremendously... Thank you sir keep em coming
I learned to throw aerobie super rings before trying discgolf in early 2000. The flatness required to make an aerobie ring fly quickly translated into a nice flat release form for forehand. All my disc golf friends used firebirds because it worked with thier natural anhyzer release. needless to say I prefer forehand and learned to hit many more angles forehand than my friends who relied on the over stability of the firebird to compensate for their anhyzer releases. I have no doubt my friends would not be able to throw an aerobie flat enough to get a footbal field of distance out of it. Aerobies are fun because they fly so far but you have to get the angles just right. I think they are a good learning tool for angle control.
Great video! Just one note, captioning can block some of your notes on bottom of the video which can make it difficult to read. I’m a Deaf disc golfer so I rely on these captioning. Perhaps by moving those notes to the top of video would be helpful.
Thank you so much for making this video. I am a newbie, female and in my mid 60's. It was suggested that I throw forehand because of a hip replacement. Don't know if that advice is true, however, I do seem to naturally like the forehand better than the backhand. Can't seem to get my feet to work correctly on any of these throws (except for stand still putting). Too much to learn all at once for this old gal! I plan on trying to throw forehand sitting down. The technique I'm using now is to just shift my weight from the back foot to the front foot. Doing this, I am able to throw the disc about 20 feet. That isn't a typo, only 20 feet! Can't wait to try the chair. I hope to get at least 50 ft! Not looking for huge distances but getting my form correct from the beginning.
So accurate!! I began my journey in disc golf throwing 6 speeds fairly well forehand. I got excited and purchased a Raider (13 speed) and I loved it so much I just kept throwing it. Now my Dragon and other lower speed drivers don't work for me anymore. Without any coaching I just learned how to throw the higher speed discs but barely get any additional distance. My focus will now be on form vs trying to throw my arm out. #iceplease!
After watching a myriad of videos on how to play disc golf over the past 2 months, your videos are hands down some of my favorites. Your teaching style, relevant content, and sense of humor are fantastic. Thank you for putting info out there that's right on par for us beginners so that we can start enjoying this amazing sport more quickly. Wait! "on par"!? What am I saying? Your videos are better than "par", I'd say they're birdie worthy ;)
ive been scared of forehands for 20 years. this video helps me immensely with understanding fundamentals. the reward thing i will keep with mew. thanks!
I've seen quite a few forehand videos. I think this is my favorite. Robbie's explanations are easy to understand and his suggestions are extremely helpful. I will get out my putters and midrange, sit down and try working on my form. I gave up on forehands for reasons explained in this video. Now I feel confident to try what Robbie suggests and hopefully add a forehand shot into my arsenal. Great video!
Great video. Just realized that I have to only throw forehand because of bad right knee (can’t pivot on backhand). So I can’t wait to use the great info here.
I’ve been trying to figure out why my forehands are so wobbly and tend to turn over this entire time and now I finally understand. About to try this out and see if it helps 👀
This video is perfect! I started playing about 8 months ago and immediately gravitated to the forehand for essentially every drive and even a majority of my upshots. Out of ignorance, I picked up a couple of "pretty" drivers and they worked well for me. Occasionally, I would get a comment from guys on the course saying "tuck your elbow" so I would try to give it a shot. As I became more familiar with disc golf, I realized all of my go-to discs off the tee box are OS drivers that I forced to work because of my natural AH release tendencies. Not to mention, my shoulder will be smashed after several days of playing. SO, I have recently been working on developing a consistent backhand using putters. I stumbled across your putter round video and am now pretty fired up about working both RHBH and RHFH with some putters. It's tough to take a step back when playing tourneys, bag tag rounds, or dubs, but I think it will benefit in the long term! Overall, great video.. can't wait to apply and take my reward!
Robbie, you're a wizard. Thank you so much, I couldn't figure out how to get rid of the wobble on forehand throws and this video has worked wonders. I will definitely be practicing my forehand shots with more confidence.
I am new to the sport and have watched so many how to throw a forehand videos, and yours by far is the best explained. I immediately saw major improvements, and it was explained for the beginner player. I appreciate it!
this video is loaded with very functional knowledge! And yes since you asked the visuals are great I love seeing a flight line highlighted on the video as opposed to trying to squint and watch the disc if you happen to be watching on like a phone or a tablet or something small:)
I've been playing now for about 6 weeks. I haven't started throwing forehands yet, but I saved the video for later. This old guy likes watching your tips because you don't get too technical and seems to be just a regular guy.
Excellent teaching techniques here Robbie. I especially like the part about learning the rotation point on your disc, and also not throwing with your arm. These are two major stumbling points for a lot of newer players. Great work!
Robbie, this video is an absolyte gem! I barely throw forehands over 100 feet and i feel like this video just gave me the confidence to start training it🙏 Keep this up and keep doing these tutorials i will watch every single one of them!!!
Thanks I wish I watched this first. I had a lot more luck with mids and drivers practicing tho. Putters just kept catching my fingers before I got better.
Best instructional video on the channel yet. Robbie and I had talked about this very topic late in 2020. My forehand which usually is fairly good was struggling. Robbie relayed the palm up reward and I figured out I was cutting off my follow through and my forehands have been super smooth and reliable in 2021. Thanks Robbie!
Thank you for this beginner's series. I am a 72 year old retired man and just purchased an Innova DX beginner pack. I will be using your videos to help get the most out of this old worm body. Ciao!
I grabbed that set myself when I started last month, it's great! I recommend the Leopard for sure when starting, the destroyer is hard to throw at first.
@@721Samson I agree! I'm 69 and have played for about a year now. I still prefer the Leopard.
Thank you!!
3 years after this video was released, as a beginner and trying to get a forehand in my my bag, this is gold. Thank you.
I’m new to playing this year and love your teaching style and sense of humor. Keep the visuals coming!
Thanks Robbie. Very informative and i love the 40,000 feet but off camera!!! Lol
No words.... perfect video, congratulations.
I don’t normally comment on videos, but I watched this last week and a bunch of things just clicked in my head and I started waiting for my reward longer. Thank you for this video, I just hit my first ace TODAY!!
LET’S GO!!! Congrats!!! That’s amazing!!!
This is one of the best videos i've watched so far, I went out today and threw discs for the first time ever and my forehand shots were super wobbly! that won't happen again...
thanks
You're absolutely the best disc Golf youtube channel For complete beginners. I would not be at the level I am now if it wasn't for you. No other channel could do that like yours. Thank you! ❤
Thank You for the kind words!! Happy to be part of your story!!
This guy just made me feel like trash for informing me I'm hiding my bad habits in my forehand. Thank you for the lesson! Great video. Highly recommend watching this so you can correct what you're doing right or wrong. I found that most of what I do is correct just need to stop taking my rewards lol.
This! Why am I late to this party? Finally a video that breaks the form down so I get it! Thanks!
Love that you remind people that form is subjective. I like to think of throwing forehand like a trebuchet action using the off arm as the counter weight for flow of form.
My son just got me started playing this amazing game. I am a person who likes to study and learn proper form right off the bat. This is the best video I have seen for a beginner and I SO APPRECIATE it. I will be out starting my practice session TODAY. THANK YOU for breaking it down in a ver understandable way.
Best forehand lesson I have seen.
Wow, you throwing sitting on your cart was an eye opener about really using your wrist for forehands. I've been using the forehand strictly as a last resort utility shot but after watching this video I feel confident enough to start working on it to get it to the point where I can really use it effectively on the course. Thanks!
Robbie, I have to tell you - this is exactly what you needed. Thanks for breaking this down into terms that not just make sense, but fit EXACTLY what I've struggled with. 6 months into this journey - years to go!
Damn, man - it’s what *I* needed. Not you. 😩 Big fan, typos notwithstanding.
I love graphic over lays on videos, especially when trying to follow a disc flights, or to see the basket you aiming for kinda Pete Colin’s over lays his basket
Here I am, back in time (more than a year later than the publishing date) at Robbie's request via a link back, loving the content as always... but regretting UA-cams inability to spend some of the billions they make from us providers on some simple features like the ability to edit an uploaded video to say, increase (normalise) the volume.
It's about as frustrating as their inability to remove fraud accounts uploading the same 10 sec stolen videos hundreds of times, or the ones that steel your channel icon and spam tour subscribers from a fake account with "congratulations, contact us" comments (Like GMBN Tech is plagued with at the moment.. ok so I'm also a MTB rider).
Keep up the excellent content Robbie.
Man, the using the elbow to hold the imaginary pillow to the hip is SUPER HELPFUL and such a simple visual, I can't wait to try this out!
Robbie! I'm new to Disc Golf, so just discovering your channel. Was convinced that I could never throw a forehand... that I'm just bad at it, plus it hurts my shoulder when I try (I'm 69.) Your video has given my hope and the impetus to get back out there and try the forehand again. Thanks so much.
Best disc golf educational channel on UA-cam in my opinion
this mightve been the best forearm video ive seen, thanks a lot
Love your videos, Robbie.
I have played disc golf for just over one year (living in Norway, so about eight active months).
This season I took my game to the next level by evolving my forehand (broke my right ankle in December, so I could only throw forehand until mid June). Especially my stand still approach with an overstable putter (Zone for me).
But suddenly, like over night, I messed up my form or something. All my forehand throws started flopping and most of them either went anhyzer cut roller or weak shots that missed the line. I used to not think about my elbow, run up or wrist, it was just muscle memory. Now i feel like I have to learn these skills again from the beginning.
Thanks to your video, I am once again making progress with my forehand.
You are great teacher, and I hope you keep it up (coming from a school teacher 😊).
You touched on great tips. I'm all forearm and everything you explained ended with the best things to take away from the video. Awesome upload
I love the way you explain the different techniques you're trying to get across. I would like to drop my own tip in the comments..... try a forehand only round. Mainly for tee offs and approaches, but it really makes you look at a course differently. Much love man❤
I've played off and on for a very long time and my forehand always blew chunks. I watched this a few times and practiced, it made a huge difference.
Robbie, I recently found Scott Stokely videos really breaking down side arm. He was a distance champ in the 90's and teaches the basics in easy to understand videos, like yours are as well.
What's annoying those he never actually throws in his video so you can't see his form
@@thebeasters plus, he prison-tatted "disc golf" on his fingers. i'd hate to owe him $50.
Best video on this topic, and I feel like I've watched way too many. Thanks
Thanks for the video Robbie. I’ve just started to play and have enjoyed your channel. I am 60 and the chair drill has helped me with my forehand. Also saw your updated chair drill as well. Cheers!
This was such a help. I'm sharing it with a lot of folks.
By far, the best instructions I've heard in 5 or 6 years
Discing for 10+ years. Finally feel okay about trying my forehand now
Another great Robbie C. beginner clinic. Having taught F.H. for many years now, fwiw , if you want to learn it right from the start....start here. I might add that since SO much depends on just the release off the pad of your middle finger and the wrist flick, you might want to try lots of discs to find those that release clean for you.
theee best explanation, simple easy to follow and a little funny, lol, thanks!
Super underrated video. Great work!
Great youtuber that explains well and uses visuals! Much love from Sweden 👊
OH MY GOD. Everything you said in this video literally explains every qualm I've had with forehand for the past 8 months. Will be trying this stuff IMMEDIATELY. So many bad habits I never even realized I had because of my baseball background
Exactly the same for me, except for the baseball part. But then again, when I think how i throw a ball, it might be true as well.
I got it! granted after 16+ years of playing disc golf..Robbie the man broke it down, and the light went on watching the dark knight rises, but I got it! to start 20-30ft but I'm getting there...Thanks Robbie!
Thanks for your help I went from a throw at 80 ft to a beautiful throw at 225 ft to 250ft thanks to your video on the four arm and the position of your stance on your legs body and hip
This video was AMAZING!!! Great explanation
I got hit by a red light runner while riding a motorcycle. I sucked at throwing drives before the accident. Now a year later, my right leg is still messed up and I still use one crutch to walk. I can’t throw RHBH because my pivot leg is technically still broke. So….I’m at a stand still forehand. And I don’t ever throw forehand. After watching your video one time my throws are about 1.5 -2 times further than I threw the last time I went out to play! I’m here watching this video again. Thanks for the tips, keep up the vids!!!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Fantastic parables and supurb breakdown of the shot! Thanks :)
Best regards,
Henke in Sweden
This may be the best forehand video I’ve watched on UA-cam. Thanks for the advice!
It's awesome how you break things down for the "regular people" I've watched other videos talking about angles etc, but they throw like 500' so no matter what I try to mimic, it doesn't translate, your tips help immediately. Thank you!!
My wife and I really appreciate your teaching style! Thank you!
Love that you keep it simple and give us easy ways like the sit approach! Can't wait to get this going!
Last week I bought my 1st disc set and while practicing, I threw both my fairway driver and my mid range in the bushes at work,so it forced me to really try using my putter since its the only one I have. With that being said, it was a real cheap set so its wasnt that big of a deal. I went out and was throwing anywhere from 180- 220 with a few reaching 240. I really enjoy your videos so keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more in the future. BTW, I did subscribe.
Thanks for sharing - very informative and easy to follow.
Thank you. I could not figure out why I was rolling my wrist. You nailed it as soon as you said it. It clicked thank you a d keep up your great work.
Your teaching style is awesome. Your humor makes it even more memorable. Your “reward” analogy will stick with me for sure 👍 - it’s a great, non-technical way of approaching it
Great vid. I’ve watched it multiple times this past year and have finally convinced myself to start working on this skill seriously. Very limited without it.
I am a very very newbie and wow, thank you! I was scared to even watch a forehand video! 😂 you are good
Dude this is a great lesson reaching for a reward is a perfect way of explaining the follow thru! Trying this today
Thanks! The reward is a game-changer!
I was throwing fantastic forehands, then one day everything started dumping into rollers. It was exactly as you said, lost confidence, and moved to turnover backhands instead. I am definitely going to use your reward tip to fix myself back up. That's a great visual. Thanks!
This is the single most useful forehand video I’ve found. Succinct and approachable without all the jargon. Well done. Instant sub 👍🏻
I started playing frisbee as part of a rehabilitation programe and enjoyed it so much I've ordered a mid disc to start learning properly. This has really helped simplify the movement, thank you ☺
Love your content,my wife's backhand is trash so I've been helping her with forearm. You dumbing down all the steps has helped her tremendously... Thank you sir keep em coming
I learned to throw aerobie super rings before trying discgolf in early 2000. The flatness required to make an aerobie ring fly quickly translated into a nice flat release form for forehand. All my disc golf friends used firebirds because it worked with thier natural anhyzer release. needless to say I prefer forehand and learned to hit many more angles forehand than my friends who relied on the over stability of the firebird to compensate for their anhyzer releases. I have no doubt my friends would not be able to throw an aerobie flat enough to get a footbal field of distance out of it. Aerobies are fun because they fly so far but you have to get the angles just right. I think they are a good learning tool for angle control.
Great video! Just one note, captioning can block some of your notes on bottom of the video which can make it difficult to read. I’m a Deaf disc golfer so I rely on these captioning.
Perhaps by moving those notes to the top of video would be helpful.
Dude, I understood you perfectly in this tutorial! Best forehand tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you!!
Thank you so much for making this video. I am a newbie, female and in my mid 60's. It was suggested that I throw forehand because of a hip replacement. Don't know if that advice is true, however, I do seem to naturally like the forehand better than the backhand. Can't seem to get my feet to work correctly on any of these throws (except for stand still putting). Too much to learn all at once for this old gal!
I plan on trying to throw forehand sitting down. The technique I'm using now is to just shift my weight from the back foot to the front foot. Doing this, I am able to throw the disc about 20 feet. That isn't a typo, only 20 feet! Can't wait to try the chair. I hope to get at least 50 ft! Not looking for huge distances but getting my form correct from the beginning.
You're the man! 🙌 Love your videos!
So accurate!! I began my journey in disc golf throwing 6 speeds fairly well forehand. I got excited and purchased a Raider (13 speed) and I loved it so much I just kept throwing it. Now my Dragon and other lower speed drivers don't work for me anymore. Without any coaching I just learned how to throw the higher speed discs but barely get any additional distance. My focus will now be on form vs trying to throw my arm out. #iceplease!
After watching a myriad of videos on how to play disc golf over the past 2 months, your videos are hands down some of my favorites. Your teaching style, relevant content, and sense of humor are fantastic. Thank you for putting info out there that's right on par for us beginners so that we can start enjoying this amazing sport more quickly.
Wait! "on par"!? What am I saying? Your videos are better than "par", I'd say they're birdie worthy ;)
ive been scared of forehands for 20 years. this video helps me immensely with understanding fundamentals. the reward thing i will keep with mew. thanks!
I've seen quite a few forehand videos. I think this is my favorite. Robbie's explanations are easy to understand and his suggestions are extremely helpful. I will get out my putters and midrange, sit down and try working on my form. I gave up on forehands for reasons explained in this video. Now I feel confident to try what Robbie suggests and hopefully add a forehand shot into my arsenal. Great video!
Great video. Just realized that I have to only throw forehand because of bad right knee (can’t pivot on backhand). So I can’t wait to use the great info here.
This might be your best video yet! Can’t wait to get out and try it.
Thank you for all the help!
So helpful for a NEWBIE! TY!
flippin' excellent video. thank you!
I’ve been trying to figure out why my forehands are so wobbly and tend to turn over this entire time and now I finally understand.
About to try this out and see if it helps 👀
Excellent Video! Thank you!
This video is perfect! I started playing about 8 months ago and immediately gravitated to the forehand for essentially every drive and even a majority of my upshots. Out of ignorance, I picked up a couple of "pretty" drivers and they worked well for me. Occasionally, I would get a comment from guys on the course saying "tuck your elbow" so I would try to give it a shot. As I became more familiar with disc golf, I realized all of my go-to discs off the tee box are OS drivers that I forced to work because of my natural AH release tendencies. Not to mention, my shoulder will be smashed after several days of playing. SO, I have recently been working on developing a consistent backhand using putters. I stumbled across your putter round video and am now pretty fired up about working both RHBH and RHFH with some putters. It's tough to take a step back when playing tourneys, bag tag rounds, or dubs, but I think it will benefit in the long term! Overall, great video.. can't wait to apply and take my reward!
Awesome video, clearest most concise one I’ve seen yet for beginner forehand. Thanks!
As a long time player breaking down and rebuilding very bad habits (also a bad back so forehand dominant), I appreciate this video
Great tips as always!
Robbie, you're a wizard. Thank you so much, I couldn't figure out how to get rid of the wobble on forehand throws and this video has worked wonders. I will definitely be practicing my forehand shots with more confidence.
This was incredibly helpful. I was on the course tonight and had several spots where I needed a forehand. Thank you so much!
I loved that sit down flick practice shot. I am definitely going to be practicing that. Keep up the GREAT WORK Robbie
I am new to the sport and have watched so many how to throw a forehand videos, and yours by far is the best explained. I immediately saw major improvements, and it was explained for the beginner player. I appreciate it!
loving your vids, 3rd one today.
Big help thanks Robbie
this video is loaded with very functional knowledge! And yes since you asked the visuals are great I love seeing a flight line highlighted on the video as opposed to trying to squint and watch the disc if you happen to be watching on like a phone or a tablet or something small:)
Great video!!! Probably the best.
This video was perfect for me! Love the straight forward language. I'm off to practice.
Just got into this sport and I appreciate your simple style of instruction. The Hieser throw increased my distance by 50%.
I've been playing now for about 6 weeks. I haven't started throwing forehands yet, but I saved the video for later. This old guy likes watching your tips because you don't get too technical and seems to be just a regular guy.
Excellent teaching techniques here Robbie. I especially like the part about learning the rotation point on your disc, and also not throwing with your arm. These are two major stumbling points for a lot of newer players. Great work!
For real, this video was amazing. You really helped me understand the ‘nuts and bolts’ of this throwing style 🤓.
Thank you Robbie!
Robbie, this video is an absolyte gem!
I barely throw forehands over 100 feet and i feel like this video just gave me the confidence to start training it🙏
Keep this up and keep doing these tutorials i will watch every single one of them!!!
Not only the tutorials but all your your content is great
Started play April 2020, learned a lot from your videos. Minnesota winter golf is a anther game! Keep these coming
best forehand video
Love your videos. Good stuff.
Very helpful. I have small hands and really struggle with my forehand. It has a severe wobble coming you of my hand.
Thanks I wish I watched this first. I had a lot more luck with mids and drivers practicing tho. Putters just kept catching my fingers before I got better.
Excellent tutorial, I’ll try to avoid rolling my wrist too early!
my sidearm is 50/50, so i will be working on these techniques for sure. dig the tabletop collection!