Best way to IMPROVE your Disc Golf game

[@thediscbrothers5797]

I would love to see you talk about nose angle, how it affects shots specifically and how to adjust it. Also, maybe some drills you use to get better at backhand and forehand. Thanks for the informative videos, its super cool to hear how you think about different parts of the game!

[@scotranney8456]

You have a great way of communicating complex stuff so it seems simple. Keep up the great work in these vids (and on the course!)

[@EugeeFGII]

Another clear and concise video, love them! Watching the left side of your body collapse right before you hit the pocket is really fantastic. I'm still trying to get the muscle memory to repeat that.

[@ziggybeeze3653]

So cool seeing you last night! Especially how eventful it was! 😆

[@NightyN]

Following through on the same angle as I want my release at is what I really need to reminder myself of when throwing the different shots.

[@DailyEventsWorldwide]

Disc Golf all day baby! Thanks for the Tips Gannon!

[@daniellasalle4073]

Good video. Especially liked the slow motions at the end. Thanks Gannon!

[@EaglemanCAW]

Congratulations on your recent win!! Great advice. Love your content and game. Stay cool kid 😎

[@willdurrant4487]

Like to see a video about grip and how the disc rips out. Feeling of it

[@jonathanbolick3073]

Great informative video. It was cool how you didn’t let other people throwing into you bother you. Congratulations on your recent wins. How did you like Bad Rock Creek?

[@44shaner]

Sweet tips! Also, was sick seeing you play BRP in the skins match - so cool seeing you rip up my favorite course.

[@KoletheCotter]

Clear and concise viddy

[@lllforgelll2421]

Great stuff as always bro! The visuals like the hula-hoop are what are helping a lot of new players. Personally it helped with nose down on anhyzer shots. Such a great tip for consistency!

[@AlanS_DGC]

Blue ribbon pines! Yay. Was this before or after your first even Ace?

[@tomdavey1887]

Bro incredible educational content, thank you

[@rigister203]

Bro will be the next best disc golfer

[@guyofshorts4769]

How are you! Sorry to bother you, but I'm interested in knowing where you got those shorts? I'm looking for them and can't find them. I want to know without the desire to offend if you would sell them? They really interest me. Hoping not to bother you, I'm left with an answer. Thank you so much! Excellent content!

[@birdseyevue]

Good stuff! Great meeting you yesterday at BRP! Keep it up!

[@FormerAmericanIdol]

3:35 why the cut? I wanted to see where that one landed! 😂

[@gannonbuhr2005]

Lol don’t wanna know where that landed🤣

[@Meta-Drew]

probably inside that building after it busted through a window

[@editingb4333]

I’ve been thinking about changing my form like you did with will schusterick for backhand. Would you say doing that with your putting form is okay too?

[@heartdisciple]

"Letting the left side come through" was big for me

[@edgarpung5843]

At :40sec or so where does that disc come from that looks like it’s coming back to someone?

[@chasedsmith93]

can you talk about why you think learning overstable discs is the best way vs understable?

[@micah_lee]

It is because even if you mess up your angle, it will still hyzer like you want.

[@chasedsmith93]

@@micah_lee I feel using an under stable disc with show flaws more and serve as better training tool

[@travisov]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn6wkKSfpdqpqtU This vid from Nate is helpful in conjunction with Gannon's video. What I like is how Nate talks about the 3rd flight number correlating to the high speed portion of the throw. i.e. release point. If a disc is understandable, it's going to go AGAINST the release angle. So, for learning release angles, you want a 0 turn and something greater than 0 for fade to help reinforce the natural flight pattern of a disc.

[@DIAMONDBACK__6]

@@chasedsmith93 most understable options will be easier to throw further, but overstable discs do make up for some mistakes in your throw. like robbie c mentions, a one angle shot is usually easier to aim than a shot with turn and fade. they also will have a more predictable flight since you don't have to make em flip

[@chasedsmith93]

@@DIAMONDBACK__6 I get what is easier in the short term and easier to master , but in the long term, controlling a disc to its fullest seems to be the best in the long run. I guess my questions boils down to- is it easier to learn overstable discs after you learned understable discs or easier to go from OS to understable. There most certainly be a transition period of you only focus on one or other other, but what is the easier of 2 transitions

[@protroll697]

It works, thx for the awesome perspective GB

[@ahhhmedia8749]

You have a brp round video?

[@SpaceandAi261]

Video idea: Mental game, course management and strategy

[@heartdisciple]

It looks like your wrist has a significant snap at the end

[@CNMEating]

I'd love a video about how different wind speeds/directions change disc selection, throw, etc

[@ahhhmedia8749]

He's at BRP!!!

[@Outdoor.pixels]

I recently played a new course that had a lot of holes that would be 380 to 420 straight narrow lanes. I don't understand how to throw 400ft dead straight and I was using a stable disc.

[@tatewinters5565]

Thanks gannon. Using this info to surpass you.

[@swagballington9152]

eat at a caloric surplus, consume good amounts of protein, and work out consistently

[@angielafranchi3727]

Hey Gannon, Do these rules apply to forehand as well? Also, you are the most attractive disc golfer in my book. I so appreciate your knowledge and love watching you play. Thank you!

[@chrisbigsoldier2180]

I have trouble reaching back too high. I pull across my upper chest. Any tips?

[@peterbacklund44]

Thankyou! I save this video in my list. Angles. Would like to see more about angles with your sidearm. But what an anoying fellow disturbing this in the background throwing discs near you. Just forget him.

[@aneskymoe2415]

Id like to see in depth how to throw forehands without the nose coming up, especially hyzers, and uphill forehands

[@TheBotchJob]

Great video but who was the salty guy trying to hit you the whole time?

[@RobWirdWachsen]

more like how to improve your youtube titles! This is gonna catch people

[@SonicVibe]

I never think about release point I look 👀 and shoot to target 🎯 don’t overthink it I see the pros taking 30 mins to shoot one shot then flop the shot like smh 🤦‍♂️ also palm up 🫴 stops follow through don’t do that

[@sawyerskaggs]

yeah like you know what your talking about… let’s see you on tour then

[@codymanley40]

Make a video…

[@Justinlmd]

my mans just gave Gannon advice lmao

[@John-up4wz]

𝓹𝓻𝓸𝓶𝓸𝓼𝓶 😢

[@jeffreymechler2424]

Just watch FPO DGLO tournament... There's a chick named Missy Gannon... what if Gannon Buhr met her and they fell in love but he took Her last name.. He'd then be Gannon Gannon... Sorry stoner thoughts. I thought it'd be hilarious.