Throw BETTER approach shots after this video | Disc Golf Basics
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- A great approach shot is better than a great putt!? At least it´ll help you out big time on the disc golf course. Tomas Ekström, world champion, teaches me, a beginner how its done. Hope you like it :)
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HADOUKEN! :D
What does it even mean? 😝
@@johanlindhe7378 its a street fighter reference
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I hear Dr. Disrespect say that all the time😊
I love the honesty. It's refreshing that you show the failures and the triumphs -- it let's us all know that perfection takes practice. I appreciate it not just all technical "how to" footage. There is playful banter and levity, seasoned with a healthy dose of respect. Thanks for the entertainment mixed in with learning.
haha your chemistry brings out the fun in learning! This whole series is great in covering all the basics!
I literally was just complaining about my upshot today and how I was feeling pretty clueless about how to get good at them. Thank you so much for this video! I’m really excited to get back out and try your suggestions.👍🏻
Great tips from Thomas. Fun to see how Jonathan applies what he learns and progresses.
These videos are great help even for those of us that have been throwing for a few years. There has definitely been take aways from each one to help improve my game.
Suggestion : A video on being more consistent on every throw. I believe that is a major problem for alot of players new and experienced. Thanks for sharing this
They touched on it with the throwing form. The pull in a straight line and consistent throws should help.
I know the video is old but the Disc Golf Basics videos have been super helpful for me and me wife we just started playing a couple of months ago and this has improved our game a lot. The videos are also fun to watch so that's great too.
Tomas=The most interesting man of disc golf
Good to see correct form in action always felt odd doing approach shots form. I tended to do a weak driving form as explained in the video. This should help me on my next disc golf run.
These videos are great. I can’t wait to use these techniques to improve my approach shots. Latitude64 forever!
Let us know how it went :)
You guys are killing it with this video series! :)
Love these videos!! You guys are the BOMB DIGGITY!!! “The Hyzer!...old friend” my favorite quote 😂
i wonder if at some point, you could just post a video with all the tips in one (quickly) because i just remembered i forget the "roof" tip, im glad he mentioned it again! thanks for everything!
I'm super pumped to buy my first disc now, thanks for the great content!
Doooo iiiit!
Best series on disc golf!! Jonathan is absolutely HILARIOUS!!!
Great video. Informative and funny at the same time.
Keep the videos coming. Absolutely love them.
Thanks for this! I've not really known what to do for my upshots. This gives me some direction. I'll give it a try tomorrow!
These Basics videos are fantastic....I was sitting here thinking "Gosh, I just never know how to pick the right disc" and then I see the "Up Next" video is precisely that! Great work, guys!
Thank you, Tom :)
I love the tip to open up your front foot. It makes it much easier to get your hips through the shot. Please more videos with Tomas on mechanics!
Will do in the future. Especially when spring comes around. Easier to be out on the course then :) (lot of snow now). /jonathan
I’ve been practicing the last couple days with this technique and while my release isn’t always consistent, I already have much more confidence… THANK YOU for this incredibly helpful series!!!
I've been playing disc golf for a while a now and this was still really helpful. Loved the intro and outro too haha keep it up guys🤙🏼
That edit to make the shot longer was great! Love these videos
Keen to a weekly series of these guys.
I think Thomas is a great coach. Keep up the nice work
Great form on the Hadouken.
Love the videos
I really like the videos. This was a great topic and advice to try. I would like to see a video on field practice. Learning how to throw the different types of disc consistently. Based on the type of shot you need. My bag is full of Latitude 64, River Air, 2 Diamonds, Saint Pro, Fuse, Compass and of course a bunch of Pure’s. Still trying to learn the right disc for the shot.
HADOUKEN!!! Love it! 🤣 Now, you just need to make a fireball disc or maybe a custom Streetfighter stamp
That would be cool!
These videos and watching Albert Tamm are what pushed me to running a Trilogy only bag. Something about Trilogy's plastics and the handfeel of a lot of their discs just clicks with me. I can easily say the Compass and Pures are my Lat 64 workhorses, but my Fortress gets a lot of love too. As always, thank you Jonathan and Tomas.
Dude, your content of this disc golf tutorials is awesome 👍👍🍻, it’s hilarious but educational. I’m a huge fan of Lat discs but have been throwing full Prodigy. Keep up the good work.
Well thank you sir! I'm glad you like it 😀🤘. /jonathan
Love how Tomas puts it
I've been putting this into practice. On the weekend I put a 30 meter shot in the basket!
Happy to help! Keep at it!
Excellent! Very helpful for us beginners
Glad you liked the video =) /jonathan
I'm really digging these...I'm not quite a beginner anymore, I wish these were out a year ago.
Better late than never :)
Really these videos are the best disc golf training
Cheers 😃👍
Best instructional series👍 very relatable and fun 👏
Approach shots have always been a challenge. Mentally, I tend to overthink the throws and struggle with angle and power, usually throwing too soft because I don't want to overthrow the basket. I'm definitely going to try this out and see if I can gain more confidence on my approach shots. Thanks guys!! Great stuff, as always! 😊👍
Thats great 😀. Let me know how it went :) /Jonathan
Another great video. Was just working on my approach too. Good timing!
Liked and subbed. I dig your videos. Thank you from the Oregon coast!
Welcome :) /Jonathan
I've been trying to get better at disc golf for a while now. But now that I know all I need to do is HADOUKEN it makes much more sense, thanks!
Haha that's all you need 😅😅
Love these videos. Can you guys do one on how to throw forehand?
We will my friend. Soon 😀
You guys continue putting out great content. Even for playing for a dozen years I lear a thing or two in each one. Keep them coming!
What is the song at the end? Love it!
Hey. Thank you :). I know, right. Thought about adding the whole song, haha. It's a song from one of those get music for your videos services and it's just called "the funk". /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 Thanks! Looking forward to the next video!
Hey. Super late reply but here´s the actual song (with the word audiojungle thrown into it, 😂)
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@@Latitude64 You rock! Thanks so much!
Really usefull all this serie. I just beginning. Thanks
Hey. Thank you. Really? What are some areas you find more difficult than others? (If any 😀). /jonathan
@@Latitude64 The worst is the moment I open the hand trhowing hard. I don't know why sometimes de disc go left and others go right :) The few times go straight
@@descubriendoeldiscgolf998 I undestand. Have the same thing happening to me. I´ll let you know when I learn how to fix it, haha :)
@@Latitude64 Yes please, ask Tomas or Johannes, for sure they know :) Luis
@@descubriendoeldiscgolf998 We made a throwing straight video. Maybe that´ll help :)
Tack för åter en bra video, keep up the work
Love watching you!
Love your videos!
Keep it coming!
Laughed out loud when Jonathan said haduken
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Another great video 👌
These videos, y'all... Thank you. :)
Please keep this video series going
Awesome content, I really like the editing on these videos and you two are such a team. It could be interesting to see some videos on the technique when you throw the disc on the other side (don’t know the name lol)
I believe forehand is the most common term (although sidearm/flick are also frequently used). It's on the list for a future video! / Johannes
Who do i contact about purchasing some older Spike putters that are stored away or laying around. Took a 7 year layoff and would like to get my hands on some older spikes but cant find any anywhere! Thanks, love the vids!
Good videos you make guys! Can you do a forehand tutorial?😎✌️👍
We will for sure:) /jonathan
SNUS in the pocket ! :D
Or a mini-marker ;)
2:45 marked to watch later for upshot form lesson
Jonathan, I hope to live long enough to see you out on the pro tour one day...stop laughing Tomas!
Maybe one day!
One thing that they did not mention (even though Tomas did it) is to throw a bit nose-up. This will make the disc stall and you avoid going to far when you don't get the right height. It allows you to go for the bucket a bit more because it won't go too far past the basket.
Also. Playing catch with a putter will teach you this. Try to make the disc lose it's speed before the other guy has to catch it. A flat/straight shot will hurt when you catch it, but a stalling nose-up shot wont.
Tomas did mention it : )
Cleeeeean!
1:31 "aaaaaah" :D
I have tried everything but if I want to get midrange even a bit further like 50-60 meters (about 150 feet), the disc is always turning too much right in a middle of the flight and its not coming back🤔
you might want to try a more stable midrange. If you throw right handed and the disc flipps off to the right in the middle. Maybe try a Compass och Claymore :)
Let's goooooooooo
What grip are you guys using for upshots?
Just buy a Pure, give it hyzer and throw it towards the basket. It just works.
Jonathan is the reason I throw.
❤🤘 /Jonathan
How are you suppose to be able to do this when you're always surrounded by trees? I need a branch breaking disc and tutorial for it.
This is a good question. Than maybe a straight approach is the way to go :)
Does anyone else get step-dad and step-son vibes from these videos?😂
Does Tomas wear eye liner/shadow?
No he does not. He's just naturally badass
@@Latitude64 what a legend! 🙌🏻
Hadouken 😂
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I want Thomas to teach me too.
When I throw elbow high like that I get shoulder injuries
soooo funny!
"Stroking it" *Looks at camera Office style*
That's what she said
i have no idea how to throw anhyzers or flex shots
Check out this video about anhyzers: ua-cam.com/video/2ccbLpHbI5Y/v-deo.html
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reupload?
Haha no. Didn't know that adding a video to a playlist (even tho it's not "published") ends up showing in the channel. Hence you seeing it a week ago or so :). You got a sneak peek 😅 /jonathan
@@Latitude64 aah, nice! 😉😎
Just do Thai Chi while waiting
HADOUKEN
"U have what"? ^^
Thing is I’ve noticed with him is that he does it goofing around and not be serious with the shots. Like why do you need to do a 360 with the follow through? Unnecessary honestly 🙄
Tomas Ekström "former world champion", that cant be accurate?
Don't be afraid to keep your eyes on the target and throw a little nose up with upshots. I like to throw mids with lots of glide that are just barely on the understable side with about 15 degrees of hyzer and just change the amount of nose up to shape the line.