Building the Bag with Brodie Smith & Paul McBeth | E2 Drivers

[@BrodieSmith]

Filmed 2 on the course videos today with Paul and Hannah. Make sure you Subscribe and turn on my notifications so you don't miss any future videos.

[@shaned.6741]

Sign up to play Throw Down the Mountain in Brooksville. 🍢🍢🍢

[@23MJEC]

Would love to see a video focused on the numbers and how they change the flight path.

[@TheHatchet2]

@Xilus Zeefer lmao, you jelly brah?

[@bobthespy0]

Imagine wanting to get into a sport so you casually hit up the #1 player for private lessons

[@BrodieSmith]

It helps that we were friends before

[@bobthespy0]

@@BrodieSmith Ha! Can't wait to see the two of you out here in KC playing some tournaments!

[@justinr6439]

😂😂 shut that shit down

[@ironhide6283]

@@bobthespy0 hell yeah KC!!!

[@tinosmo1]

I think I might email tiger woods lol

[@russallen9342]

I love that Paul's training you. Talk about a fast track to greatness.

[@BrodieSmith]

Lots of work to still do

[@russallen9342]

@@BrodieSmith Love how serious you're taking it. Keep going! :)

[@kevinbrickley2767]

@@BrodieSmith i like how you explain your view of the disc and point out simple things to the common fok.

[@viper5788]

Paul isn't going to teach Anyone how to beat himself! Some people are good at teaching and some people are good at winning. From what I see, Paul is good at winning! No disrespect! Love these vids!

[@russallen9342]

@@viper5788 This strange binary you've created is nonsense. Just look at all the stories coming out this week about how Kobe influenced others not just by winning, but by sharing his wisdom.

[@kylebraby2357]

I’m calling it- Brodie is gonna change the game forever. Look how engaging he is, personality out the roof. A whole new crowd will follow him into this sport and those already here will catch his fire and passion

[@pireman69]

Agreed, this is huge for the sport

[@Aaron-jj6on]

Yup. He has the character, skills, and following. I think Brodie joinging DG has potential to be the biggest thing for the sport

[@cmac1100]

Im thinking discraft called it before you 😉

[@nathanrobbins2440]

A lot of bias here lol

[@nktaylo1]

Really enjoying the consistent content and I truly respect providing the explanations to potential new players! Brodie, your growth in understanding is taking leaps and bounds everyday. Your partnership/friendship with Paul is wonderful - mad respect to both of you for the strong marketing game.

[@BrodieSmith]

Thank you so much Nick!

[@subspaceanomaly]

@@BrodieSmith as an ultimate player of twenty years now getting into disc golf it is fun hearing someone else verbalise all the subtleties that life with an ultrastar has taught us about flight. I was always a good technical thrower in ultimate and had very good control of the disc, and have found throwing golf discs kind of easy but also interestingly challenging. Putting is the trickiest aspect I've found so looking forward to see how you get on with that.. I have wondered how these golf discs would fly if they had the small grooves on an ultrastar which is what keeps them flying straight and stable. Great to see frisbee fanatics in discussion.

[@rhoadshendrixpage]

@@subspaceanomaly There are some discs here and there that have the flight lines or grooves on top. Generally anything that diffuses regular airflow makes a disc more understable, so the ones with the flight lines fly in a unique way. There's all kinds of quirky ones out there for sure, even ones with a "thumb track" like an indention all around the top where your thumb can grip in. Discraft makes one of those called the Banger.

[@lauranoe3384]

Good job nick

[@thisisgoat124]

Great comment, Nick

[@shadecassidy4275]

Paul Mcbeth, Hanna Mcbeth, Paige Pierce, and Brodie Smith! Man Disccraft coming for heads this year

[@DonovanLanci]

It’s so cool to see Brodie get into disc golf. I myself only started a couple months ago, but I didn’t get any pro tips from the beast Mcbeth :)

[@ninjariderwannabe]

Met Paul years and years ago, great guy.

[@hoosierdaddyboy9276]

I just started playing disc golf myself last summer. Ultimate is hard on the knee =[

[@jockofthebush]

12:14 I remember when this exact moment happened to me: the moment I cranked on a distance driver enough to get it to turn and head right. I'm pretty sure that "Oh yeaaa, see that's so dirrrty" was my exact reaction too when I realized I could get faster discs to go right without having to forehand. Big ups to Brodie for starting your new addiction!!!

[@Zourah]

@12:45 I get what Brodie is saying about having the same motion and letting the discs do the work, but also it is good to have the form to be able to throw the same disc multiple ways, especially for a new player working on form and who does not have a warehouse of discs to throw.

[@snamot]

I was thinking the same thing. I think it's super valuable to be able to accomplish the a wider variety of shots with fewer discs. The more you can do with one disc the more you can do with your whole bag.

[@marcofacundo757]

Yeah that stuff is definitely needed, but it is like a level 2 disc golf skill. He's trying to learn himself/teach people that are barely starting.

[@ckrampen22]

A few more videos like this and I might just go get me a few disk.. as a “ball” golfer, never thought I would say that!

[@crystalfurr5787]

I was a ball golfer also still love to tee it up but let me tell ya disc golf is a hell of a drug lol. Find a play it again sport or something similar in your area and grab 4 or 5 discs 2 putters and 3 midrange is a good start make sure to grab a over stable, nutral/stable and a understable one. Ask anyone working there if you don't know how to read flight numbers on a disc or they aren't marked. Grab a gym bag or something of the like put your disks brews/buds and find a nice flat smaller course close to you and let em rip. Start by throwing just the putters and understable midrange these are the easiest to throw and will teach you proper fundamentals and show your flaws clearly so u know what to work on. It's just as hard if not harder then ball golf it's free and u can play 18 holes in an hour or less if u play quick or u can play 18 in 2 or 3 hours and just enjoy nature. Hope this helps you on your way to huckin bud cheers

[@pdderek]

Join ussssss. Jooooiiiiin uuussssssssssss ;)

[@TheCts0511]

I was just like you, but 1 year ago I tried out DG and holy cow it has been fun. Good luck if you try it😉

[@weggs99]

Man...I golfed daily for about 8 years. Found disc golf in 2016 and have played less than a dozen ball golf rounds since!!

[@tipshirt]

I was a ball golfer too. Once I found disc golf........well lets just say when I refer to playing some golf I'm not talking about swinging a club anymore. Go Get Some DISC!

[@54dswartz]

I’m impressed by the fact that these videos are both helpful for beginners, and also still enjoyable to watch as someone who’s been playing for a long time.

[@bisonhappenstance]

This Brodie is my favorite Brodie. I've been impressed by your abilities and such (I used to play ultimate), but you're just being real and learning, and it's a nice part of your personality, rather than the cheerleader hype up thing (which I'm sure is great for kids and getting likes, no disrespect. You are an entertainer, after all). Psyched to follow you and learn from your disc golf progression! I think you might just be a contender. I can't throw 300 ft., so you're already way better than this old man. But I enjoy playing badly. Thanks for sharing your journey!

[@alitabattlechicken9732]

I could watch this all day. Just getting into disc golf myself. Been a fan of Brodie for a long while now. Looking forward to the next one!

[@kevinbrickley2767]

i hope Paul McBeth keeps up this kind of content . Brodie my man !! looking forward to watching "the champ"bring you up to speed. paul as most know , is a measuring stick of top pro. Always keeps his composure. thanks to the both of you for your time

[@kyleparker8494]

Hey now, there's only one "The Champ" in disc golf. McBeast may well be the GOAT, but Ken Climo will always be the Champ.

[@jmichaelbaker79]

As someone just getting into the sport myself a few months back, it's pretty cool to see you starting your disc golf career and informative to see how you select your discs. Good luck and can't wait to see you compete!

[@mikem7571]

When it comes to me, as a true novice learning the technical aspects of disc golf, this series is the most informative and the most useful I've watched. Ultimate and (mostly) freestyle with ultimate frisbees has been my experiences for over five decades. Learning that I should basically stay consistent with flat, controlled releases and let the disc's specialized mold do the work has made a major difference in my learning curve for both purchasing discs and training in the field. A big "thanks!" to Paul for his tutelage and for Brodie allowing us novices to learn with him as his transaction from ultimate to disc gold evolves.

[@billboyer1025]

As someone who just started into disc golf I personally find Brodie’s videos insanely helpful. So thank you for that sir!

[@michaeldunigan5839]

I really like Brodie's attitude. The dude was one of the best ultimate players, and has the humbleness to listen and learn. I think there is a definite correlation to his improvement in disc golf (already playing in a bunch of tourneys) and his willingness to learn.

[@DesmonJones]

Brodie: "This is the one everyone needs to try out first. You gotta try out the Force". Thousands of people now think disc golf is not for them.

[@JacobChesser]

PSA: If you're just starting disc golf DO NOT buy a Force lol

[@matthewrodgers7137]

DONT BUY A FORCE FIRST!! FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!

[@Kentdotk]

If someone HAS to throw a driver when just starting out and can’t be talked into sticking to putters/mids for a while, they should pick up a heat.

[@RoastedHVAC]

Lol

[@justinross9660]

😂😂😂 overtstable meet hook for beginners, Brodie may be new to disc golf but he has solid arm speed already from his Ultimate background. He actually surprised me in this vid

[@andrewwoodham4336]

I think it’s badass that you’ve went this route with disc golf. Paul Macbeth is a legend in the sport and will help him get the exposure he deserves. You are a standup guy Brodie.

[@SLPDiscGolf]

Love rewatching older videos, as there are so many gems in all of these. Great having the insights into Paul's brain

[@bonnyarmstrong6213]

I found this video much more helpful than the regular clinic or instructional type videos. Having that back and forth interaction of questions and answers, and Brodie stopping to explain things the pros might assume we already know is a great format for videos.

[@zachsnyder5444]

Man this is pretty much exactly what i went through last year when i started. I bought so many discs and just went to a course and threw 5-6 tee shots every hole to just try and learn what they did. So fun to watch someone do it (albeit with a different brand than I chose)

[@BrodieSmith]

It is pretty fun!

[@shannon1664]

Paul is such a patient coach. Those who master their arts are not afraid to share everything they know.

[@chadreinertsen423]

One thing that was touched on a little (talked about them being new), yet it is great to mention is that as you break these discs in the characteristics will change. That is why people will put 3 of the same discs at different stages of ware. As you play what you start with you will "grow out of" certain discs or use them for different things. Great Video! Would be nice to see one in a field with a follow flight.... well in the spring.

[@Melanieduarte919]

So sick watching this journey! Can't wait to see you rip on the putters, they have so much more control. You have a new fan brother, rooting for you this season!

[@weggs99]

So pumped for the number of potential new players that will come from Brodie getting hardcore into the best game that nobody knows about!! Making me practice even harder for the upcoming season! Keep at it dude can't wait to see your progress.

[@grantprice4456]

I love Brodie, he's like, " That was good, right dad?" 😂😂😂😂 Jk Paul is everyone's disc golf dad. These videos are awesome and I cannot wait to support Brodie on the tour. I'm waiting for Brodie's own disc, I'm thinking of a discraft version of a Condor.

[@karitoivonen93]

Excellent video! Great to hear from Paul detailed information about the discs eg. which ones have the same flight but different feel. I like how Brodie asks questions to open up the sport to his fans who maybe don't know all the stuff before. He probably knows the answers already but to educate his audience he asks them anyway. Great stuff!

[@MsFrizzleGaveMeLSD]

Disc golf is about to be blowing up. I’ve been playing for 20 years and I’m 27, up until recently, not very many people have heard of it. Y’all are doing wonders for the sport. Keep it up 👍

[@user-nj2wk2ec2b]

I stumbled across disc golf a few months ago on YT. Been watching ever since. Brodie's fortunate to have one of the top players spend time and tutor him. Knowing Brodie's competitive nature, he'll be decent pretty soon. Great content.

[@ianbarnes1406]

Me too. Just bought my first couple of starter packs. Man, it's a lot harder than it looks!!

[@cmu2408]

@@ianbarnes1406 I've been playing for a decade and that's an understatement. What keeps me going are the occasional great shots. There's no better feeling than crushing a drive and watching it soar, or the sound of banging in a good putt!

[@TheECP]

For anybody new to disc golf, the reason understable discs are easier to throw is because to get any disc to turn right (right hand back hand like Brodie was throwing) you have to throw a certain velocity. So the understable discs want to turn right already. Discs that already want to turn right don’t have to be thrown as hard to go straight. That’s why you’ll get more distance at first with those. You’ll notice that some of the overstable discs were actually too fast for Brodie’s form still. If you throw something too fast or too overstable it will dump hard left without much distance. But this was a great video Brodie, keep it up and I’m rooting for you!

[@kyleneely23]

Hahah your revelation on the different types of disc color, stamp design, and foil color!!! It is like those multiplication problems in elementary school when you try to find out the amount of possible outcomes given a set of variables (answer for disc golf = billions). LOVE watching you discover and then translate into "noob language" the beautiful sport of disc golf....I am only 2 years into the sport and you are having the exact same thought process we all have when realizing how intricate disc golf really is!!! Subscribed!

[@bucknthebush8618]

bodies said it perfect, " we're doing this so you can see me going through this journey" I have never played a round in my life but look forward to this summer, I didnt know what discs to get so I just ordered whatever I saw nate pull put of his bad on " in the bag" so I got his 2019 line up, lol, now I see some new kool discs I wanna try but I've already got like 22 discs I've never thrown hahaha , I might have jumped the gun but this winter is first time I heard of this sport and I'm in love , so ya I wanna be ready when the snows gone:) good luck Brodie it's so cool ya made the change over to disc golf!

[@discgolfwithaustin.6449]

I definitely appreciate these videos because I'm new to Disc Golf as well so I'm slowly learning.

[@crystalfurr5787]

Welcome to a beautiful sport. Paul dropped many nuggets of knowledge but most importantly for someone just starting u only need 5 discs 2 putters 3 midrange try and get one of each stability in the midrange and start by only throwing those it will teach you proper fundamentals and show you what you need to work on. Once you get the feel and can throw those properly then move up to your fairway and control drivers stay away from the 11-15 speed range you will throw a putter further then those. And always remember mate have fun it is an amazing sport to learn and play cheers

[@billbaggins1357]

Love that disc golf is working it's way onto such a popular channel. Excited to see more...

[@ndiginos_1458]

I am so impressed so far with most of the videos, the instagrams and all the hype that disc golf is getting. Brodie, you are very active in sports, you will bring a lot of followers to disc golf and it will become more recognized because of that. Thank you for that. Also, you are very fortunate to be able to play and learn from some of the best in the sport and you are teamed up with, at least in my opinion, the most versatile, humble and all around best player in the world, Paul McBeth.

[@sethstewart3257]

I’ve been a fan of you, Brodie and disc golf for years and to see the two come together is amazing! Makes me wanna get out and play more

[@tpd1399]

I’m new to this sport and this video helped me understand a lot more about throwing discs correctly. Thanks guys

[@Juice1919]

I have been a disc golfer the past 5 years. Awesome to see you getting into it. It might be really confusing at first but once you get the hang of what discs do what. you'll be more confident in your throws and make smarter throws. Cant wait to see you on the course

[@BrodieSmith]

Thanks!

[@dancannaday4135]

Is it safe to say Discraft won the off-season? PP and Brodie are 2 stellar additions to the team but these vids with Paul are so top notch. I love where all of this is headed. Best of luck Brodie. Excited to see the next video drop.

[@Kaappirunoilija]

When I saw the video of you throwing a round with Paul and Simon...Dude I have to admit that I thought you'd never figure out what you're doing. But now seeing this and following the results on your Instagram page - wow! Keep it up and thanks to you and Pablo for explaining why/what/when certain disc does what it does! Good luck for the season 👍🏼

[@BrodieSmith]

That video was over a year ago and it was freezing cold. We were just trying to stay alive haha

[@Kaappirunoilija]

@@BrodieSmith that explains a lot hahah

[@BaysingersDiscGolfChannel]

Woo! More disc golf videos!

[@BrodieSmith]

Lots more coming. Mid ranges are next.

[@BaysingersDiscGolfChannel]

@@BrodieSmith Sweet! Can't wait!

[@T_rex_Collects]

As a player myself, I'm loving the insight and how informal the video is. Also the story we're getting from someone starting their (hopefully long, healthy, and professional) career in the game is cool to see. Your mentor ain't half bad either ;) haha Newer view and I'm diggin what I'm seeing. Keep it up Brodie!

[@k.baldur2255]

This is a Great video for people who want to learn more about the discs! Thanks guys!

[@rectodeath]

I'm really digging watching Paul walk Brodie through all of this. Y'all are doing such a fantastic job. Keep it up!

[@zumby]

I got my first disc today! (It's a putter) It looks like captain America's shield 😂

[@BrodieSmith]

HAHA lets go!!!

[@Marleystrummer]

Welcome to the best sport out there 👍✌️🤗

[@pruuffi625]

Jim Well, get ready for Empty wallet A disc collection Jomezpro videos Your first competition 👍

[@brettadkins4968]

Progress update?

[@probiewan]

I’m so stoked to watch you grow in disc golf, I’ve been dying to see you give it a try for a long time. Can’t wait to see more!

[@FelixGallardo1946]

Its great to have Brodie back with consistent uploads! Really enjoying these videos about disc golf, there’s so much I’ve learnt just from these past two videos! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@FelixGallardo1946]

Theres a reason this man has over 2 million subs. Vids like this are the reason why. Class!

[@Milksufe]

Glad to see this.. thanks Paul for taking the time to school Brodie

[@BrucelyWillis]

PSA The Force = Advanced Disc Golf If you’re just starting out, keep your disc speeds between 5 and 9. Choose a putter that feels good in your hands, and learn how to throw that along with a Buzzz first. If you can toss those 150-250’ you’ll be able to sling Fairways out to 300-350’ and distance drivers even further than that. KZbin has all the tutorials you need to progress in this sport, and if possible you should record your throw. (It’s the best way to figure out what you’re doing wrong/right) The Force will always be there waiting for you, and if you hold off on trying to throw it right away, you’ll be crushing with it later on. Also just want to say I’m loving this content. Keep it up!!

[@bvwol]

Another great video. Way to explain all the variation and what to look for and what to buy. Thanks

[@joeillingworth1141]

It's actually kind of cool seeing Brody learn as someone who Came to Disk golf from Ultimate Frisbee. Surprised we haven't seen any forehands out of him

[@TJ.Lewisdale]

Great questions and answers and direction. This is excellent content for beginners and good information for any players. I appreciate this. Thank you and y’all have me PUMPED for this upcoming season!

[@route5discgolf]

Dude stoked to have more of your content. Disc golf content trickles in during the off season.

[@georgetaylor9873]

It's awesome to see your growth in disc golf from this video to the present

[@hawkerlc]

You guys are a BIG help, I don't wish to compete, just have fun, but I'm learning loads watching you guys!

[@andrewwolverton3762]

Brodie: literally anything Paul: exactly jk, nice vid guys, I can't wait to watch Brodie's rating skyrocket.

[@eximiamedia7897]

I really enjoy this video series. Its awesome how well you guys are explaining the sport for new players. Grow the sport.

[@BrodieSmith]

Thanks Brooks!

[@RJNamorr]

You gotta convince MKBHD to try a round of disc golf with you! Feel like it would make a great video and you both would kill it

[@BrodieSmith]

We will def play a round at some point

[@RJNamorr]

Brodie Smith can’t wait to watch! Thanks for bringing more attention to this great sport man. Really appreciate it

[@Falascoa]

I am really enjoying watching your progress. Good stuff. Always a tidbit or snippet of info learned as well.

[@midrangemonroe1]

12:18 Brodie realizing the importance of disc selection

[@eviljinius337]

these vids are great! i needed them a few years ago, but better late than never. this content is gold for beginners. thanks, guys!

[@DGV_Tips]

Getting lessons from McBeast at the start of your DG career… Priceless

[@deoncilliers9996]

Fantastic guys. Really enjoy these videos. I live in South Africa and have been playing for about six months. It is unfortunately incredibly expensive to ship discs to South Africa and we can only salivate at all the lovely discs you demonstrate. Ewnjoyig every moment of disc golf. A fantastic sport

[@JackayaTV]

The combination of disc selection and release angle is the magic of the game. Three dimensional fairways challenge you to not only select the right disc, but to throw it at the right speed and angle to navigate them. On top of that, there's not always a truly correct choice, as many holes offer multiple lines to attack the basket, each with their own risk and reward. IMO a player can cover every combo of stability and release angle with 12 discs. Starting out though, a player should have 3: an understable fairway driver, stable/understable mid, and a stable putter, and should try to restrain from buying more until they can throw a roller with that fairway driver on a flat release. Once they can do that, the whole world of shot shaping opens for them and each disc becomes a tool rather than a solution to a problem. Your starter set linked in the description does exactly that with the Heat, Buzzz, and Magnet. It's great to see you and Paul working through disc selection in an approachable way!

[@pauliepecans4213]

Brodie sounds like Ross from Vlog Creations lol

[@GStat7]

Excited to see where this goes, Hope I continue to see more disc golf videos with Paul and Brodie, entertaining and great for promoting the sport to those who have never played before, this is awesome, good stuff 🤙

[@ladams3191]

You have the best player in disc golf, coaching you, that’s bad ass! Good luck this year Brodie! See you in Waco!

[@harperkeenan6472]

I now finally understand under stable and over stable lol 🙌🏼

[@BrodieSmith]

YEA!!!

[@christopherfehl7512]

You have to watch them fly to truly understand. Starting out, all drivers are just different names and colors. Then you throw them and the numbers start to make sense.

[@VonFredrick777]

Best Video in the series with Paul (very informative Disc review).....it's also great to see how "Seeking" Brodie is...with that attitude....the pro's better watch out....... : )

[@dmt3339]

Thought I would give a little more detail of what they are talking about for anyone interested. Hyzer and Anhyzer are general terms that explain how a disc is going to fly depending on how it is thrown. Hyzer is the direction the disc will naturally turn as it slows down, Anhyzer is the opposite direction. For a Right Handed back hand throw and Left handed forehand throw, hyzer is going to be the disc turning to the left with anhyzer to the right. For a Left handed back hand and Right handed forehand throw, hyzer is the disc turning to the right with anhyzer to the left. Stability- Overstable, the disc is going to want to hyzer sooner and harder than usual. Stable, the disc is going to fly pretty much straight from start to finish. Understable, the disc is going to "flip over" and turn anhyzer.

[@michaellazaro9688]

Really digging the disc golf content, Brodie. Good to see you throwing the flatball again.

[@christopherrusso1953]

This is marketing at its finest. Well played Discraft!

[@82394forrest]

Spoiled Brodie! You have the best coach ever. Can’t wait to see what 2020 brings. Fun fact: never tell a beginner to throw a Force first. They’ll quit disc golf quickly😇

[@joshkatz6616]

This is so awesome brodie and paul!! I hope to see these all year long!

[@Nitron2097]

Dope! You're bringing the game to so many new people! Keep it up. I'm an Innova guy but I'll be rooting for you Brodie! Also a driver with a dome will tend to be a little more overstable but also glide more. And that Crank SS is your roller...that would have gone 500'+ on that angle.

[@bengreen4583]

Love the bag building vids. Also 5 time world champ Paul McBeth is my discolf hero

[@chief1761]

Dang even starting out Brody could rip the shit out of discs, ultimate background for the win!

[@cade_olson]

Keep em comin guys! These are a blast to watch.

[@MegaFlorest]

12:13 I remember that feeling of getting a disc to flip up and turn. Still my favorite line in disc golf. Slooow, sliding turnovers. Looks like Brodie got that same feeling right here.

[@michaelhudson2867]

Obviously you have some muscle mass built up and understanding of disc flight as an advantage, but watching someone start this great sport and all the steps and moments of understanding come through is amazing. Great series, keep up the good work!

[@janimattie]

Brodie: I like your analytic and professional take on disc golf. The first couple of competitons will show your (current) true talent, but at least no one can blame you lack determination. Keep up the good work! Waiting eagerly to see how you fare in your first competition.

[@terranbredl1752]

Love that you're joining such a great sport and community !

[@BrodieSmith]

Been having so much fun!

[@artofknives1094]

Love these vids, always wanted to know more about what I’m throwing

[@BrodieSmith]

Mid ranges are coming next

[@etepetep2056]

I love this. good job Paul and Hannah such a cute couple. Thank you too brodie for not yelling and being amazing.

[@evanjohnrobasci7356]

Beginners, get a putter that feels good in your hand and a Discraft buzzz (or any midrange that flies straight). Get those two discs to fly straight, then get an understable disc like the heat, which is what Paul recommended at the end. These videos are great, I wish I had seen something like this when I first started to see what I should and should 't have thrown first.

[@marcofacundo757]

It would be awesome to see some of your tournament play progression. Like showing us not only some shots of you playing, but also getting some insight as to how you are mentally/physically dealing with tournaments. A lot of new players/tournament participants would benefit from hearing someone new to the world describe their competitive experiences.

[@Mikenewton4l]

I live for this content. Keep it up man.

[@kaevekplays1903]

It's pretty awesome to see you getting into DG! Never followed you before but I'm super stoked to see your progression given your background in ultimate. It didn't quite seem like you knew what you were doing. By that I mean you crush a fairway that would have probably gone 400+ like Paul was saying, but you weren't very impressed by that. 400ft is a HUGE marker for players. Let alone to be doing it with a fairway. Keep it up brotha!

[@crystalfurr5787]

The majority of people who play Frisbee will throw a fairway driver further then a distance driver... Simon said it best 90% of players shouldn't throw distance drivers...

[@timothyahalley5064]

"keep slinging those discs" gave Paul a laugh at the end haha

[@robapple78]

I want a Coach McBeth!! And dammit; I’m subscribed to see your progression. I’ve played for over 10 years now but when I first started somebody told me to find a disc you feel comfortable “playing catch” with. That turned out to be a Buzz, but the idea was if you can consistently hit somebody in the chest from around 100 ft you’ll nail the midrange game and be able to focus on driving and putting.

[@kraymarshall1906]

This video was helpful. Thanks Paul and Brodie. Though I’m not sure everyone should try the force because it’s pretty overstable. But I am looking forward to the midrange one and putter.

[@BrodieSmith]

Yea the force is a great disc for those that know how to throw already. We def suggest learning how to throw a putter first. My starter pack is a magnet, buzz, and heat

[@kyleparker8494]

@@BrodieSmith Fantastic picks for your starter pack! I started with the same but in x plastic; having the buzzz and heat in a premium plastic was a smart idea. Definitely my recommended starter set for newbies.

[@infinimetrical]

Got some beastly throws going. One of the things I've been picking up with driver profiles is what profiles can tell you the actual stability of a disc. One factor, especially for high speed discs. Is the bevel on the rim. If the bevel is concave, it can usually attribute to stability. Convex can usually attribute to understability. Although, the Thrasher usually blurs the lines on this. The Nuke is a bit more outward on. I have an ESP nuke that has a fairly convex bevel, and I can pop it flat. Flex it. Or hyzer it. I have heard from many, as well as witnessed that ESP plastic tends to lean towards understability due to it's softness, as well as it's sensitivity to temperature.

[@tomholmes7612]

Great content, cannot wait to see you rip it on the disc golf courses throughout the year, best of luck

[@jc0941]

Nobody: Paul: "Eggsactly" PS: I´m a huge McBeast Fan. Love that you´re creating content together

[@justinshadix4623]

Just got off work and now some Brodie disc!!!!👍🏻💪🏻

[@frolfenuugen4lyfe]

I'm enjoying these Paul Mcbeth sessions Brodie. Keep it up.

[@thesportofpeace2483]

Keep that Coach guy. We've never seen him havin' so much fun working.

[@KevinLuWX]

That coach guy also happens to be 5 times world champion.