Throw the disc more. 9 minute vid and you only show viewers you throwing the disc twice.

The Watt is my go to in order to shape a shot

I've only been playing disc a month but I've played and done field work almost every single day. Former baseball player from tee to college and wooden bat leauges that being said I struggle so bad with my fore hand throw whereas I feel like it should be my strongest throw. This by far has been the most helpful video.

ur hilarious dude, keep making videos

Awesome!

I would love to see field tests of watt vs proxy.

I think fundamental skills are actually where expert level skills are developed. I am new at disc golf, but have played drums for many years. When I was starting I thought I could skip ahead by practicing the really badass songs I wished I could play, but the reality is that treating everything like you are a beginner every time is where the gains are made. Your throws look effortless because you see the fundamentals behind what makes it all work.

3:18 Says, “when I supinate my wrist” and proceeds to pronate his wrist

Stupid Mando 😂⬅️

I thought this was an ad for MSNBC -- good vid man!! Thanks

Did the disc at 8:25 stay in the tree? 😂

Good to see disc golf can kick you right in the balls just like original golf.

This one and the one that happened to James Proctor are closely tied

The putt was high in the chains, the result was Insignificant to the out come, so no harm no foul, the field played the exact same conditions.....suck It Up Buttercup

im 55 and just started playing love it

im 3 weeks into disk golf, and im addicted 😊

Do u think this would also improve the forehand

Great explanation and concepts!

I think the snake ate your disk

I'd been seeing on other channels the Parachute is more stable than both the Glitch and Pitch, and I suspect that's intentional.

Great efn video and ive seen a bunch.

I throw forehands better than backhands, but for some reason my arms been getting pain after 4 or 5 throws. Thanks for the tips I can't wait to try them out

This tip came just in time. I’m 63 and have 6 mos in…trying to shorten the learning curve. Will help me tons. Thanks

I’ll be honest, releasing at 10 o’clock doesn’t make sense to me… I feel like the disc is coming out at 12 or even 1… maybe you’re feeling the wrist snap at 10?

Excellent video. I subconsciously picked up on the pull in / wrist snap motion from watching Paul but you articulated it perfectly I think.

Probably the best, most straightforward video on forehands I’ve seen so far

This is the best video I've watched by far that help's getting a better forehand throw. I'm a newbie disc golfer @ 66 years old and after watching this video I'm doing better out there, still a ways to go for sure but thanks a bunch for taking the time to help out others like me, MUCH appreciated.

I have only just started this mad sport and today Iam going to the park to practise this drill. I find back hand easier , so I need to work on my forehand Really good video and style of teaching ...thanks

Gonna tey these tips tomorrow! Im excited. Thought i was weird being a forehander

New to disk golf and this was super helpful! Thank you!

This is absolytely amazing!! Now one can't explain this so far..even I ask meny time for some pro's. Spin and speed..angel of start position, release moment. This explain everything!! I'm gonna try this sure and I'am so exiting when I can throw nex time..with You advise!! Thank Yoy so much!! :)🤩

I needed to comment this. SNAP is the most misunderstood word in disc golf. It has nothing to do with sound. Snap is the last "powerful" movement of the wrist (even fingers) when the disc leaves from your hand. Like the end of the whip. If I remember correct, word SNAP is from Blake Takkunen who was teaching disc golf somewhere in early 2000s. It is not a good word, because it is always mixed with the sound. Still really good video and really good tips! Standstill is the way to go.

For me as a newbie, could you include grip/ finger position also. Otherwise, great video. Thanks

Thanks man

That was not thrown hyzer

This years OTB Prism Proton Hex ( not the soft one ) has become my favorite Hex ever.

Cool video but you creep me out a little

Putting your hand in your pocket makes some sense, but I would think it would hinder your follow-through (very important part of the throw). Interesting video.

Thanks. I love the drills part rather than just "do it like this." Isn't it Stokely that pushes the "flick?"

It be the relay for me

Is your arm pretty loose, without any tension, when reaching back? My wobble seems to stop when I'm superloose reahing back until the point of the flick/release. At that point I will apply pressure and hold the disc tighter. Not sure if I'm loosing distance that way.. Great vid btw!

This is the first video I’ve seen from you. Just started playing this year. And I’ve watched form videos for over a month now. This is probably the easiest explanation of this form I’ve seen. Cannot wait to test it on Saturday when I go play with my son. (Also just picked up the sport) I’ll come back and comment the results. PR (2014 Heat Ace Race prototype) 252

I just watched this video and have my own experience with the technique you show. I've only been playing a couple of months and i'm a big guy (6'3/240) with a big chest and broad shoulders, so a lot of the techniques i've seen do not work well for me because I need more space in the front to clear my chest. Rounding is a big issue for me because of this. I throw stand still exclusively because it reduces the variables that could go wrong for me. Through trial and error (and a lot of frustration), I found that reaching out like you demonstrate is about the only way I can throw with any accuracy. I see the pros almost reaching back to 5 o clock and at the very last second of their pull, they bring everything together in the power pocket. I can't do that lol. I reach back to around 7:00-7:30 and pull diagonally into my chest before continuing to pull straight through on the line between my front foot and target. It's accurate enough. I just need to build more distance. My best throws (with mids) are only 230', and that's pretty disappointing considering how big I am, but I guess size and strength only matter as much as you can direct them into the throw mechanics. Great video and if I hadn't worked through some of these issues already, this would've fixed most of my rounding issues! I wish I would've found it 2 months ago!

Hey! Awesome video! Do you mind telling me what grip you use? Thx

Thank you so much for this. I can already throw over 400” but just want to keep improving. Nice vid

Proton Tesla 175g is my favorite disc. It also destroys the wind

I am Finger pusher 👉🥏