1:35 Hey brother you said something about why it’s important to create “separation” in your shoulders/chest and that’s something the off arm helps with, and said you’d come back to that later in the video but never got around to it. I’m new and I don’t think I’ve heard of this separation and what it does. Can you do a video talking about it, or comment the general idea of it, or a link to a video that talks about it? Gracias 🙏
Hey! Thank you for bringing that to my attention, sorry for doing that! The chest separation is what happens when your pull through arm gets ahead of your body to cause a whip like motion for your throw! Proper use of the off arm can help with this!
Great vid. My frign left arm sticks way out and high like a bird. I do it automatically otherwise I feel unbalanced, it sucks. Tomorrow I'll try completely redo my throw to keep my arm down.
Thank you! Yea typically that off arm helps keep us balanced in our walk up, so it can take some time to teach it to stay down and close! I’m still learning myself 😅 keep working at it though, you will get it eventually!
I tend to flail my off arm more than most people and I think that's throwing me off. I like the "natural" style the best because it's the simplest of the forms you mention. I'll try the pocket drill next time I go practice throwing. One thing I notice with many pro's form: the off arm leads the swing. They'll often get that off arm moving before the plant foot's heel touches the ground, and shortly after that, the peak of the backswing occurs, and the swing starts.
A lot of people flair their off arm out there it’s so hard not too… maybe the natural style will work for you! I have noticed that with the pros too, it seems so simple until you try it😂 then you realize hard it is to time correctly
1:35 Hey brother you said something about why it’s important to create “separation” in your shoulders/chest and that’s something the off arm helps with, and said you’d come back to that later in the video but never got around to it. I’m new and I don’t think I’ve heard of this separation and what it does. Can you do a video talking about it, or comment the general idea of it, or a link to a video that talks about it? Gracias 🙏
Hey! Thank you for bringing that to my attention, sorry for doing that! The chest separation is what happens when your pull through arm gets ahead of your body to cause a whip like motion for your throw! Proper use of the off arm can help with this!
"It's so cold out here", as he stands out there in shorts 😂. Great video, as always. Keep 'em coming!!
😂 haha I thought to myself before I left the house… “eh it won’t be that bad” and I was very wrong! Thank you and will do! 💪🏻
Yes I have an unique way with the off arm it works everytime can't wait to share with you
Heck yea, please do share!
Great vid.
My frign left arm sticks way out and high like a bird. I do it automatically otherwise I feel unbalanced, it sucks.
Tomorrow I'll try completely redo my throw to keep my arm down.
Thank you! Yea typically that off arm helps keep us balanced in our walk up, so it can take some time to teach it to stay down and close! I’m still learning myself 😅 keep working at it though, you will get it eventually!
I tend to flail my off arm more than most people and I think that's throwing me off. I like the "natural" style the best because it's the simplest of the forms you mention. I'll try the pocket drill next time I go practice throwing.
One thing I notice with many pro's form: the off arm leads the swing. They'll often get that off arm moving before the plant foot's heel touches the ground, and shortly after that, the peak of the backswing occurs, and the swing starts.
A lot of people flair their off arm out there it’s so hard not too… maybe the natural style will work for you!
I have noticed that with the pros too, it seems so simple until you try it😂 then you realize hard it is to time correctly
😅 What about Gurthie? I wanna see you try his move
😂 I have honestly never tried his, I’m pretty sure I would like punch myself if the leg and trip myself
@@GingerSnapDiscGolf GG has the most exaggerated version of what every pro actually does with the off arm, which is to use it as a counterweight.
@@smp1396 GG does have a very exaggerated off arm 😂