How to practice better! | Disc Golf Beginner's Guide
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Practicing disc golf is a lot of fun. It’s fun throwing bombs in a field or jamming putts around the basket in quick succession. But it can be easy to spend a lot of time “practicing” but only improve very slowly. These are our five tips to maximize value out of your practice time.
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1. Purpose 0:20
2. Practice Rounds 1:34
3. Change 3:35
4. Time 5:45
5. Routine 6:58
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There are way too many disc golf videos to watch. I've found this guy to be the best at explaining the important points on each topic. Thanks.
I never thought about practicing ON the course. My practice “routine” was to play a 9 hole game, do some field work and practice putts and call it good if i got to tired.
I never thought about working on a single hole or different holes again and again and fine tuning the technique.
Absolutely brilliant.
That’s why I turned to you and Dynamic Discs. As a beginner, I appreciate the tutorials and they help me immensely. Thank you!
Alittle improvement makes it alot more fun on the course 🌀
All solid points, Danny! In regards to playing a course you've never played before - I agree with all of your points +1. I find that it's easy to step up to a hole and know *what* to do. The best things to learn about a course (IMO) is what *not* to do. This saves me more than most other things.
Good to have ya back!
thank You for your videos.
Danny, I think your psychic! Everytime I come up with a nagging issue... Boom! You put out a video on it.
I have recently subtracted about five throws from my game by dialing back and not "Givin' her all the groceries" on every drive. I wanted max distance, so I gave it max effort, and got neither distance or accuracy. Now I pick a gettable moderate shot, and let consistency serve me well.
I love tip 3, I did this for 3 weeks to change my final plant in the run up. Used to end with feet inline and always throw Anhyzers more then I wanted too because of poor balance and lean back.
I now plant offset, power transfer increased drastically, I throw more flat and the most surprising is my throwing shoulder stopped hurting.
Best tips vids to watch, short and very good!
How do you give Danny a thumbs down on valuable information like this. Great job Danny!
Bring that 'stache back Danny!!!
God no...
Yes! I've missed your uploads, and beginner guides is always great as I can link it forward to friends! Thanks!
This is a great video, but I would say that full power practice is a good thing if you're focused on throwing your max limit and trying to be accurate. This is because it allows you to work on max distance, it allows you to fully stretch out, and you can back off your max for more consistency. I'd only practice max distance maybe a day every week or two(every 3rd or 4th practice day) but there is a place for practicing your max distance and learning your max so you can back off in actual rounds.
Loving these beginner guides :) I would label myself somewhere between beginner and intermediate atm. That said I am a 24yo 2x Cancer survivor so my body isn't what it once was. So what tips would you offer to someone who perhaps doesn't have the best knees for example or lower strength for example?
Congrats for beating cancer though
Slow is smooth, smooth is far. ✌️😎🇺🇸
Watch Tristan tanners form. He has the slowest “run up” of any of the pros but he BOMBS.
@@gavinplourde5933 thank you 🙏
@@tylers82 I will certainly look him up thank you :)
Love all your videos, new player here. What's the best field work to work on your reach back?
I really enjoy your vids and info. I have been play disc golf for a lot of years but always for fun. Now that I am older and have more time I am playing leagues and I thinking about some tournaments coming up. I am nearly 60 years old and I need to start a serious warm up routine. What should I do and how. I am talking stretching. I can nolonger just get out of the car and start throwing. A lot of the people I play with are 25 to 30 years younger than I and see it as a waist of time being older I know better. I just pulled a tenant in my right leg. from disc golfing with out a proper warm up. Please do a video on something so I have an idea on how to stretch before these young guys brake me permanently. Your other videos are very helpful but there is more to disc golf then just throwing a disc. thank you.
My best tip is putters only rounds .
Thanks bud
This is just right to the point stuff. Huge thanks, Danny!
Any chance you could create off season tips video? Like how you practice specifically for disc golf, not just running around or same old push ups etc... if you got any other than normal strength practices.
im grown up in the woodcourse, so i knwo exactly what to throw everytime ;), but im really bad on open fairways though XD
Edit: I have now lost my favorite forehand forest disc. So now I don't know what to use :(
Theaddekalk Same😂😭😭 In Finland we have wood courses way too much😂
Makes sense to me!
I feel like you need to do a mythbusted on hyzerflipups in the woods!
If I'm practicing a specific step in my form, I like to find or invent a drill to pre-work the movement. I exaggerate the movement at first to get the feel of doing it, then add another step, maybe a visual aid, and then try to put that movement in to a string of movements slowly to groove it in to the form and make sure it's actually still happening. That takes a while, and not just doing it once or a handful of times before it all works together.
Study the whip effect so is slow is smooth, smooth is far . But not at first . Practice practice practice
Digging that shirt. I have a moonshine freedom with that stamp. (It doesn't get thrown much) 😎
Hey Danny great videos. Very new player here, wanted to know why a heizer shot is preferred in the woods.
Pretty new myself here but the Hyzer Shot is preferred in the woods bc most fairways are curved so a straight shot would go right into the woods. If it's a backhand Hyzer it goes left and Anhyzer goes right. Opposite for Forehand.
He's actually talking about the Hyzer Flip. Where you throw on a Hyzer that flips up to flat. It's preferred in the woods for straight shots because it's so straight. A lot of other shots have more of a curve to them. A Hyzer Flip can go dead straight.
buenas la verdad amazing video lo disfrute deseo el proximo grabación me despido les envio besitos muchas gracias
I have shoulder pain during normal back hand throws. Does anyone else have this pain? I can throw forehand very hard and i never get strain at all. I throw forehand for almost every throw even puts.
Bingo!!
What disc is that?
Haha love the b-clips.
Anyone have any ideas on how to practice releasing on your intended line? That seems like the hardest thing to really get a handle on with field work. Ulibarri's suggestion for going through goal posts is great, if you have a goal post available to you, as but I’m looking for something I could set up.
In the field I will pick a target off in the distance to throw at (like a far off tree or a distant house). Then i make sure my reach back is along the line to the target. I find I don’t hit my lines when 1. I reach back offline to the target and 2. Don’t accelerate through the release. This tip will also only work if you bring the disc through across your chest in the “power pocket”. If you bring the disc through away from your body you will be off your line and miss your target.
@@Niceguybri21 Yeah, this is what I try to do, but it's not really the same as trying to hit a gap. Plus, at this stage of my development, trying to pay attention to exactly what line my disc is on immediately after I throw is another thought in my head as I pull, where I already have too many.
Maybe, if I really want to practice lines, I need to buy a second practice net. Then I could set up two of them to make a gap. Not sure if 10 foot high is high enough though. I guess that's sorta the same as just one that I set up and try to throw into at a little distance.
Ben Salemi try find a line to throw down. Get on a field with a long line and see how far your throw can stay on that line before fading. It also helps to figure out how to set up your approach and feet along that line to hit your target
Can you actually throw a hyzer flip with a noodle arm? Asking for a friend. 🤣
yes... Use a slower, extremely under stable disc like a diamond
Thank you for shaving your mustache. Nice videos!
As much as i like Danny, that thumbnail is not the best of him
#2 so what you are saying is there actually are courses where you can take your time and practise and dont have a ton of players coming behind you every second of the day? Must be nice.
I cheated on my form rebuild. Just swapped to left hand to remove any prebuilt muscle memory. Problem solved.
Practice rounds - two throws each best ball disc golf - so a single best disc doubles -
It would give so much better practice to play the worst shot...
That's how your weakest part of your game becomes scambling. Take your worst shot.
Too much talk, not enough instruction.
I wonder if dd is going to address the controversy over the disc naming. Not that it’s racist or something that was made to be bad.
I wonder if people like you will ever stop being offended by everything
NONAME All he did was ask a question, not say that he was offended.
There is no controversy so there's nothing to address. Stuff like this has no place in the DG community.
I've always wondered the narrative of their disc names
Give examples.
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