[4K] First Person Ultimate Frisbee | POV Ulti Episode 1

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[@skjonnyr]

Totally cool to see the POV vid! Shows that all the times I feel I'm the one cutting back field and not getting the disc is normal and not to be taken personally

[@cchanulti]

haha yes, sometimes you can make all the right cuts but the thrower just decides to not look at you :x

[@echoImageArt_]

W vid please make more. Subtitles also definitely help and let me know what I need to be thinking on the field

[@cchanulti]

Glad to hear it haha will do!

[@AustenSummers]

I knew he was Canadian as soon as I heard: “get oat” instead of “get out”

[@cchanulti]

got oot

[@ehungate]

Awesome video, great to see it and the subtitles explaining your thinking. I've struggled with playing too passively on a team with higher level players. Really helpful to see how you work the disc, when to wait, and when to go for it.

[@cchanulti]

Glad you enjoyed it! Good luck in future tryouts/teams :)

[@E7T39E]

I appreciate the POV and the explanation for each play! So helpful

[@cchanulti]

glad you enjoy it!!

[@Benevolence4]

awesome footage plus it's so helpful to see the commentary on the bottom explaining rationale and critiques!

[@cchanulti]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TranquillShot]

The sideline throw is so tragic but SO real haha

[@cchanulti]

ye haha it happens ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@yootooberkev15]

So cool to see it POV. And reassuring to see that what you’re doing in the vid is what I’ve been doing on the field, so I know I’m doing some things right 😂

[@cchanulti]

Haha glad you're enjoying it ☺️

[@simonr.5801]

Love to see it! Would love to see some tutorials before CUCCs

[@cchanulti]

whoops LOL mb

[@acb356]

Beautiful work, man. Keep it up!

[@cchanulti]

Thanks man!! Will do :)

[@SyntaxNeptune]

This is awesome stuff, I plan to make a channel and do some stuff like this. Random question do you ever layout with all that gear on 😂

[@cchanulti]

good luck! And yep I do :)

[@pugsnhogz]

@4:33 you can see the thrower's weight is on the wrong leg; that's why the pass goes awry. If you're gonna throw-and-go, or really anytime you're throwing while in motion, you have to pay extra attention to unweighting properly. We always want our weight going AWAY from the throw; if your weight is going toward the throw, it's easy to lose control.

[@pugsnhogz]

Jesse Shofner's Callahan video from wayback has a TON of great examples of unweighting properly on the move. If you watch you can notice her second-to-last step before the release is often SLOWER; she's making sure she's set, even if just for a moment, before she throws.

[@cchanulti]

the mistake they were talking about was that the thrower thought the person he was throwing to was on the field LOL (the guy was actually on the sideline), so just a quick turnover.

[@pugsnhogz]

@@cchanulti oh LOL. well my comment stands. l m f a o I thought he was throwing to the guy on the inside lane 😄

[@pugsnhogz]

@@cchanulti love your short range backhand release, btw! c r i s p y

[@cchanulti]

oh sorry for the super late reply LOL i didn't realize i had the "responses with new replies" setting turned off - thank you!! it's def a rly helpful key skill to have :)

[@asciiguy283]

Your look off of open guy on the break side at 3:40 offended me to my soul.

[@cchanulti]

womp womp

[@youkittubekit]

What's your mount setup like? I would definitely like to see more of this! I've done some chestie mount filming of ultimate in pickup and it comes off ok, but pretty shaky.

[@cchanulti]

Head mount with a GoPro! And will def post more :) Haha ye I chose the head mount since I wanted to avoid accidentally bidding on it, and also show where I'm looking while on the field.

[@PaulSolt]

@@cchanultiI’ve used the head mount and chest mount before. Nice work!

[@cchanulti]

thank you!!

[@ianw7970]

at 0:36 what is "inside shoulder" and "the scoop"? I'm pretty sure inside shoulder = #7's right shoulder but what is the scoop? is that just a short push-passy throw?

[@iangough8874]

I think he is referring to the inside shoulder of his defender. His defender is in white and if you pause at 0:36 the inside shoulder is the side with the #34 on his shorts, or the side that is closest to the disc. In that instance at 0:36, the defender's back is facing the up-line space and their inside (left) foot is forward. This means the defender will be very slow to turn around and sprint if you attack that inside shoulder. So the up-line is basically free for that instance... Instead, cchan pushed the defender up-field and then cut back to the disc. He still got open, but I think the purpose of his annotation is to recognize he might have gained a power position if he'd attacked the inside shoulder

[@cchanulti]

@@iangough8874 yessir :) and @ianw7970 the "scoop" is just attacking the up-line in general for a power position throw; my cut ended up having to be a bail-type cut and would've had my momentum going backfield (i.e. not power-position)

[@xpkkingx]

This is cool!

[@cchanulti]

glad you like it!! :)

[@rohanbadeau]

Is it annoying to play with

[@cchanulti]

A little haha sometimes when I'm full sprint and looking upwards to track the disc, it can wiggle a bit out of place. I prob can play at 90-95% compared to without the GoPro on

[@rohanbadeau]

@@cchanulti and how does the film review go with the go pro, must be pretty insightful

[@cchanulti]

@@rohanbadeau Yeah it's really nice to be able to check when and where I could've improved during a certain point :)

[@jonahmanisawesome]

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[@cchanulti]

yee

[@aidan1339]

Take it your using a go pro to film?

[@cchanulti]

yep yep!

[@lvke3691]

Do u have any tips for getting a better vertical and getting faster?

[@cchanulti]

haha short answer is gym, run, and jump more xD but in terms of improving structurally for getting faster and getting a better vertical, breaking it down to basic movements/patterns is prob a big part of the process. e.g. As and Bs for running form, plyos for vertical and then adding in jumps. I'd suggest asking someone w a more kin/trainer background for more info!