You have to fix your back leg and use it to drive rotation into the brace.

I have the scope, area 51 and Desolation and I really like the scope for approaches and the 51 on slightly shorter approaches.

Love the distorion it pushes more that the. One for me

you think too much some of the best athletes have their own form you gotta find what your comfortable with

left a streamline jet on a par 5. came back a week later, and the disc was still there. I'm not sure if no one played or if no one wants that disc

The detour is brilliant

13:28 I snickered... I have an apocalypse and bunker buster in the mail mostly for giggles...

I have 2 berg x 1 1 1 2 its pretty much my approach disc for most scenarios that are within 150ft. Saved a ridiculous amount of shots. Just had 2 normal bergs come in the mail. Looking forward to my next rounds.

control the height by changing the pitch of your hips

There was this one channel where a dude bombed regular Enigmas with ease over 500+ft. Not that flippy. Maybe they were from a good batch. Anyways, better to use stock runs, they can usually be replaced with ease.

Playing on a course is most fun; but I can't concentrate on form when I'm doing it. Field work at the soccer field is boring, but sometimes that's not enough when working on form (since you're focus more on result/how it flies). Throwing into a net is boring af, but you can pick your discs up in under 10 s, and you're not focused on results (flightwise). (I use the soccer goals as net tho)

haha I love my Berg but it comes and goes out of the bag. I keep going back to it

Congrats on getting your Seattle A2 back, my man! One time I left my sweet Innovision Star Lion on a hole, went to sleep, woke up in a panic realizing I left it there, remembered exactly where I left it, jumped out of bed and ran straight to the hole, found it. No better feeling!

Changes look fire!

Practicing form during a round is brutal. Good luck and trust the process!

I had the very best disc retriever that would help with your problem with practicing long drives. Breezy the golden doodle dog. She never left even a dent in a disc.... well with a lil training. But man she'd bring a disc back everytime. Sometimes someone elses disc. Lol.... consider a light knee brace

I think if they went CLine they might not of had the sales since it’s so beefy in that plastic. Maybe doing SLine first they can hype it up better. Maybe idk. Great vid!

Asked an Am buddy I have for form advice and he also pointed out my swing wasn't on a straight line either. I tried working on it a few days and looking up anyone's form/tips and noticed they don't do it, so why should I?

Khufuhk said it... Try to slow down the run up focus on making the x-step smaller, left foot pointing to the side not back, start the coil/reachback when you set the left foot, NOT before. Reach full coil when the plant foot is firmly on the ground and then go. Do NOT let the off hand go in front (it keeps going forward) unless you take it back aka swim move. Your shoulders rotate all the way through the swing. Find a net, throw in that, that way you have time to record and watch the videos. Good luck my friend

Keep the knee of your plant foot straight

Dammmmmage, crazy. My boi living the dream 👊🏼 I got in a round today, tried out my refined form, was okay after I warmed up. I don't mind field work, I bring out 2 white buckets and use them as points of reference and throw back and forth. A local 7-year-old saw me throw and said "you throw far!", lol. That's right, crushing 220' standstill like a beast!

Hey Nate, there are two things I'm noticing that you may want to add to your list too. When you plant your rear foot you have it almost pointed fully backwards leaving your back hip completely open and not assisting you with power at all (it may even be costing you power by essentially making your rear leg dead weight). Also watch your timing with firing your rotation and compare it to slow-mo of pros. You are firing your rotation before your front foot is fully braced (you don't need a straight leg for this, you just need full foot contact). Because of that, I believe your throw is extremely core-driven and I don't think you are hardly getting anything out of either your "brace" or your rear leg. Just something to consider. Excited to watch the progression!

This is a great style of video. Would definitely watch more.

Had the same issue with my pivot, try "stretching" or "flexing" your toes up.. I guess curling ur toes would be considered flexing... so do the opposite, this immediately made my body move my pivot to my heel without affecting my throw after a dozen throws or so.

Crazy timing. I just bought a bergx because my friend has been telling me to get one for a while now and it’s his favorite approach disc. Have to test a little more but it looks like it’s making my bag and possibly taking the P3X out of the bag.

Part of that practice sponsor you were mentioning last vlog must be setting you up with a net to throw in possibly? At any rate, enjoying your process Nate.

Don't reach back, reach out!

The last point you had of the video is the final part to MAJOR distance! Thats what separates MA1/Local pro and touring pro

Thanks for showing how hard it is. And how we take the journey to try to better ourselves. I’m going through the same journey right now trying to figure out how To improve and shit its exhausting!!!

Let’s go Nate! That form is looking so good at the end. You’ll get used to the nose angle, just gotta keep reaching down!

Is your thumb position the same since you dropped your arm? Thumb position closer to the edge will bring nose down, closer to the center will bring nose up. That last clip was the best ive seen your form.

Amazing progress in a short span. You're exactly right that your nose is way down and you're so used to throwing launch down to compensate, you're burying everything!

My sponsor is dropping their first 4 molds July 1st and if you’re interested I’m gonna see if my team manager can send u the discs soon.

Don’t reach back as much reach out a bit, also lead a bit more with your elbow and think about elbowing someone in the chest

I like these videos, good stuff

Banana's gonna be a dad soon. Now's your time to cash on the pro tour before him.

6:44 First time I realised Nate is not your birth name lol😅. It seems nobody in America is called by their full name, but here in Sweden nicknames are not that common.

Go watch Overthrow's video on brace, so you don't blow your knee out. For me it works automatically if I just think of it like I'm pressing the ball of my right foot (RHBH) into the ground. Also; extending your last step more can help!

Sponsored Gateway player here and I feel they didn't send you a set that represents their products. The Ether, Realm, Apache, the Blade and the Element are amazing discs that stack up to any company

i love watching practice rounds but maybe im weird haha

Berg prevents problems, its an upshot cheat code. Have had so many circle 2 throw ins with it

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When powergripping I make sure to put the pressure on my pinky and thumb. Automatic nose down throw.

Here are my thoughts on the form asked at 8:09 You're pulling the disc from a high point in your reach back and throwing it towards the ground, but with the nose up, so it flies. That's what's creating the air bounce in your throw (I'm sure you've been told this countless times, sorry). The throw should start with the disc on the same line it will leave your hand on. It looks like you need to rework the mechanical movement you're doing with your arm. Here's something to try: rest your arm on a countertop or something flat, in the throwing position, with your elbow bent at 90 degrees and your palm side down. Do your reach back and pull-through motions, but keep your forearm in line with the edge of the surface your arm is on/being held over. the forearm arm should basically be moving in a straight, level line during the throw, or rather the disc should be. I hope this helps. Otherwise, the timing seemed pretty solid, I thought!

Remove the pinkie in the powergrip and just powergrip with the other 3. Know lots of my friends that have there air bounce and nose up problem fixed with this.

i 100% agree with ya, the "BERG" is awesome and i used to bag it but... like you said it's what i'd call a "crutch" and prevents you from learning touch and finess. 🤷‍♂

I've been on the fence about this diac for so long now. I love my Nomads too much to try something new😢

The snap is just the fingers slapping the palm, so it makes sense it would be louder on a fan grip. Louder snap doesn't necessarily mean more distance. With a power grip, it's even more important to, 'pour the coffee' with your wrist to get the disc on a level plane.

I just shit my pants

I'm no form expert, but gotta keep trying that leg out.