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I'd love to try some Clash but I'm not paying $25+ for a disc. When they get competitive, I'll give them a shot

Why can’t people say the word “important”?

Great video! It can be hard to focus on upshots and approaches because it's so enticing to try and achieve big distance, but it really does help in the long run. I also like practicing upshots on courses, because it gives you a lot of variability.

Can't believe I watched it to the end😂😂

Psych references

Seppo move! Nice one 🎉

Are you in Henderson? I think I've played at that disc golf course!

this is similar to what bian weisman is teaching. one thing i would suggest is getting the hips loaded and unloaded. when you coil back/load up.. try to straighten your back leg, this will push your back hip up and fully load them, then shift weight and finish on the front leg,

Love all these videos! So helpful!!

Mind the gap 💪

Definitely going to order one of these, put it behind my basket when in the basement lol. Maybe i'll spring for a techdisc for winter. I'm so bad but i'm in love with the game and not the most athletic so I just accept imma have to put more work in than alot of others. lol

Health comes first, hope you'll recover well! =)

Glad you're feeling better!

I appreciate you man

just got one today in the royal firm plastic. It is beefy but still has so much glide. love it

Anyone know him, is he okey 😮 Can someone call him and make sure everything is okey 😶

DGA tour series Pipeline/ latitude 64 explorer/ zone

Great video and the concept is right. Most late releases are due to turning too early. But imo it's not the arm but the shoulders that turn too early. What has helped me is actually speeding up my arm and getting it to come through first. Or at least that's how it feels so it can be confusing when you say too much arm. It's too much shoulders!

people don understand that when you arm is straight, thats when the disc ejects from your hand.. so if you open up then you ejection direction is going to change..

As a standstill player, the first time I saw Corey throw I knew if I ever wanted a runup...that was the one. (Still haven't tried to learn it)

What is happening, are you okey ? 😶

i think the harder part for most people is learning where their line is off of their body. i found it helped a lot to imagine an arrow from my wrist through to my elbow. so instead of arbitrarily stepping back, i use my forearm to aim the shot. it also helps a lot because the angle of the forearm is also going to be my swing plane, so i can use that to prime my body for the follow through with a shadow swing along it. this approach enables me to aim at tight gaps through trees, where as what you are proposing moves poor aiming practice 6 inches off the center.

First video I watched from your channel. Great comparison. This is a key part of my game with snow on the ground.

I’m not sure what I’m supposed to do.

I agree with the idea of the hips coming through early causing "grip lock". I came to this realization a month or two ago. Once I started focusing on the timing of my elbow and hips I was able to significantly reduce the number of times I "grip locked" a throw. Keep up the great content!

Hey Antonio Just wanted to say thank you for all the videos you're putting out. Lot's of great info.

Interesting, thank you! Curious to hear your thoughts on how to target the vertical (as opposed to side to side) component of shot alignment from the Tee pad.

This illustration was super helpful - thanks!

I’m having trouble with rounding, if you could do a video on solving that.

This is a big statement, never miss your line again 🤣

Love the shoutout to the local G3T for the retriever

If you ever come down to Houston, please let me know in advance. I'm usually free to film on the weekends. We could do a F9/B9 sort of thing, or whatever. 😁

Nice to see you actually throwing in one of these videos 😀

LOVE THIS! It made me realize that the last step of my "walk" up was too short...hence why I would fall over my brace!! Just doing practice walk ups in my living room right now....going to the field to try later...Thank you Antonio!!

I’ve never thought of this, but it makes sense being more athletic. Will have to put some work in on it tomorrow!

today had my own ahah moment that made me believe brace is the most important part of the throw. Walking forward with your hips sideways pointing at the basket but shifting your front hip towards the basket. Overthrow has explained as tilt your hips upwards towards the basket but that never clicked where as moving forward thinking about the front hip leading as you move up did the trick. Feel like I grinded learning every other part of the throw but only till I figured out how to get a clean brace did everything actually start working! Going to the send it course tomorrow!

I like using over drivers for some approaches because they tend to be even more stable than slower discs, and hook up harder, and often get around corners better. Additionally, they can give you extra ground skips in some situations that might be more desirable to get movement under low ceilings. I've used an Innova Whippet (6 3 1 5) for both the harsher fade and ground skips.

Definitely the hardest shot for me. I can drive with power all day and can putt consistently. Nothing drives me bonkers than botching a 150ft upshot and making my putt much harder!

Thanks!

If you don't have nose angle down you will never reliably flip the disc. If you throw nose up the flight is inherently more stable.

I’m a push putter but I seem to miss the basket by overthrowing my disc beyond it.

I am still building my form. What if I don’t always follow through? I feel like im still in the final part of the throw but my body doesn’t turn around when the disc leaves. I’m getting around 300-350ish max shots with almost all my discs.

If you are at altitude and don’t throw hard, it is not that easy. I have a hard time flipping a rollo

The three step drill sounds good to me. Been doing the three step for a long time. Helped me with my timing.

I like the point about the core, it clicked for me that i'm reaching without rotating my hips to get that coiling action so that I can explode to the pocket and release, explains my falling forward too, and lack of follow through!!! Good stuff!!!

Great video! The Patent Pending shot is one of the trickier shots to nail down. Love your tips!

Just found you! Gonna try these tips tomorrow! Looking forward to what the next 30 days will do for you and me 😊 thanks for all you do!