I’m surprised it took you 98 shots, or was that for dramatic effect 🤔🤔

03:29 It's actually still October 😜. Sick vid though!!

Good luck in Oz. Hope we see some coverage.

got frisbee elbow so we took to throwing some lefty shots . we found out it was fun and useful

I broke my right wrist a couple of months ago, and was sidelined for a while. Becoming a little stir crazy, I decided to try lefty (my non-dominant hand). At first I was quite terrible, but, as you state, the learning curve is much shorter than when I first took up disc golf less than 2 years ago. I now have, after almost a month, perhaps 60 to 70% of the distance, and perhaps 50% of the accuracy I had rhbh. Progress, certainly! And it gets me out. I’ve got to think that incorporating the left hand will become a bigger part of my game in the future, as an alternative to my rather weak right handed forehand, which is really just a short flick in my case. Options! Thanks for your video. I enjoyed it.

U show and do tell. Most utubers only tell, tell and tell. Thanks

I decided to give lefty a try after seeing someone at a league day pull it out. It took about a few weeks of field work in the park before I started playing it in casual rounds, and about 2 months before I was confident using it competitively. My forehand is decent, and I still use it in certain situations, but it is great having the left hand option too. It feels like a cheat code on some holes. Plus it makes the game more fun learning something new. Also I sucked hard when I first tried it, so don't let that put you off. Stick with it and it will click eventually.

Good stuff brother. Subscribed.

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#1 reason to throw lefty is if you are left handed.

interesante

My forehand (as a right hander) is plenty good compared to my backhand. But I've tried learning myself a left hand forehand just because of scramble efficiency. A forehand is way easier to reach out and snap away compared to doing some patent pending backhand shot. 🤷‍♂

Loved the vid! Need to get you back on the channel soon!!

So how big is the disc golf community where u live? Is there a decent amount of tournaments and stuff? Just curious

I remember seeing those hot air balloons too. Really nice to relive that special memory again thanks Ben

Reqlly useful vid mate. Cheers

Nice video. Been looking for something like this. Looking forward to playing with you today!

Great video!!Definitely running is very underrated when it comes to disc golf warm up, and even a full body warm up is something pretty rare to see, and i definitely agree that this is the right way to do it. (even though sometimes its not really possible because you are in a rush, but i like to do a proper warm up at least once in every couple rounds and that keeps me on the right track )

Great vid!

Fantastic round Ben can’t believe you parked Hole nine throwing from 18 in the league they did that nobody birdied it. I don’t think Great throwing on 10 that’s a difficult hole and congratulations on getting three probably the three most difficult hole On the course 👍👍

Absolutely fantastic round Ben

Nice mate. Do you give lessons? I play at Longford park

Great video, very informative and useful!!! You'll have to come coach Connor and I in the off season. Add on some more Pro Tips 😝

How often do you get people wondering what you're doing🤔? Since discgolf isn't that big in the UK

Mate

Great work Ben :)

Well played and thanks for sharing.

-7 front nine…. 🤯🤯🤯 after 3 rounds I was -6 haha well played sir 🫡

These were some beastly throws man! 530ft is no joke, the bomber pros aren't pushing further than often at all from an x-step

Distance king

Dude I just can’t even get my head around how far 550ft is hahahaha. I’m gonna do my best to catch up though 😂

nice job, Ben ... thanks

made it look too easy, or the wind carried it 👀

Glorious

#india ? 🤣

Gotta make the easy ones

Great videos man, great tips! Simon is German though haha. American form probably would be more like Paul McBeth and Eagle.

Ben this makes so much sense. Just watched a PMcB throw from behind. He comes in and out too. What I love about disc golf is that every time I think I’ve “got it”, I go out there and I just can’t seem to generate power. I’ve been doing out then in all this time. It just kills the momentum. But I’ve never realised it. This form review is Gold. Many thanks.

Oh yeah frizbe dead coo……..💤💤💤💤💤💤

Green disc Green grass 🤔🤌

Niklas antilla has entered the chat lol

Great analysis. I did realize it Europeans looked a bit different and it makes more sense now

Not correct on KJs backhand. Drill everyone should see. This guy was Paul mcbeths coach. He can throw 400 feet from a standstill kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKaXdK2Mo66HotEsi=fkd4CX5XwJuCFxLk

Interesting take; I have never heard anyone explain it that way but there might be something to this. I feel like there is a definite noticeable difference when my arm mechanics are correct and I get way more snap and spin on the disc for more effortless glide. Will be testing to see if this is the major concept that helps keep that consistent since I sometimes lose my spin/snap when I focus too much on the rest of the body. Appreciate the insight and different way of looking at it.

9Hill cap 🔛🔝

love it dude. my off arm is literally all over the place and im struggling to get it to look normal haha

That tip about holding a water bottle to force forgetting of old habits is genius 🤯👌

Thanks Ben great video 👍 🥰

you throw the putter longer than I throw anything lol

how do you keep your palm so straight , i always bend my wrist so the palm is upwards