#1 FORM MISTAKE That's Easy To Fix

[@emmittkison2321]

Thought my form was about to get roasted, glad it’s approved on KZbin. 😮‍💨

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

😂

[@MichaelFloyd12]

Makes sense! Got to get those hips into the right position through proper footwork. Tough to see on camera but your explanation is solid!

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

💯

[@Pure-qn5kp]

Love you working with students live! Great job of coaching, I need to join lol

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

Please do!

[@taff2934]

Epic background smoke 💨

[@blindjohn2969]

Dont tell coach T, but i knew he was going to be at this field in my hometown. So I lit a fire to add some intense drama to his new video. Unfortunately my plan backfired and the fire later burned someones house down. I was charged with arson and had to have my ex wife sneak a cell phone into prison in her underpants just so i could comment on this video. Pray for me. Be out in 2026!

[@OjaiBonsai]

I thought it was Snoop Dogg having a session

[@electrophonicusersguide5020]

No matter what form mistakes I try to fix I only throw 270 once in a blue moon 300. I think distance is like a finger print. It’s different for everyone. For some people no amount of practice or detail to form will get you any extra distance. I can putt really well and i consistently beat many players that throw further than me. Drive for show putt for dough.

[@jakefoust79]

Almost anyone can throw at least 300 throw though. It’s just more difficult for some people than others just like anything with sports

[@joshjohnson2956]

What's your height/weight/athleticism?

[@sdreaver816]

Some need to really break things down. Recalibrate your grip, your coil up and all. Some I know that throw almost everything really well, but they’re just missing the snap on the finish that really gets the disc spinning.

[@modifyed793]

I've seen pros say to stagger the feet (Gibson, Lizotte to name a couple). Am I misunderstanding their intent when they say this, or is it something you disagree with in their throw? I know you've studied their form extensively so I am curious to hear your answer. Appreciate the videos as well, they've been helpful to me!

[@danieldziepak6561]

Im way too early keep up the great content!

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

Thanks for watching!

[@danieldziepak6561]

@@slingshotdiscgolf1897 Thanks for helping me with my form! Definitely gained a few more feet but still have alot lf work to do 💪

[@jaredwillard3022]

His issue is opening his plant foot, not hits staggered stance. I'm not saying there aren't other ways to throw, but every single touring pro says the opposite of this video lol. Staggering your feet gives you the ability to engage your hips. If you're doing it too much, it's just as bad as not doing it. I would listen to the actual pros that bomb 600+ feet than a guy that use to play pick up basketball. Again, his issue in this video is opening up his plant foot before bracing. Watch Joel freeman.

[@andrewjung6987]

100% correct. Pros brace with a closed plant foot. They also transfer their momentum into the plant foot and pull the lead hip back and out of the way, which causes the back leg to counter and move behind them. Just go to overthrows channel instead. They just posted a video and showed their distances with their speeds, like this channel refuses to do. Josh is smooth, and gets over 400 with such good form, and it actually looks similar to pros. This guy will refuse to do the same thing, and his followers come screeching after you.

[@jcarwash31]

I feel like this guy is trying to teach the same things everybody else is, but refuses to use the same terminology to describe it. The solution in this video is the exact staggered position everyone else teaches, but we can't call it that. Instead, it's "toes on a line". Your toes will always be on a line. You only have 2 feet. He just dropped a line on the ground, but didn't explain why at that angle. That angle puts your back toes and front heel on a line to your target/throwing line. Thus, the heel-toe stagger.

[@andrewjung6987]

@@jcarwash31 hey, logical thinking isn’t allowed on this channel

[@tonyriedel4421]

@@andrewjung6987 So you are saying then that everything on this channel is illogical and doesnt make sense?

[@M0J066]

So are you saying if I drew a line connecting my feet at my toes, that line should continue on to point to my target? Is that the big take away in this one?

[@TheGuyATX]

Did anyone call the fire department? 😂🤣😂

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

We had a smoke machine!! Might use it going forward for ambiance!

[@aleksolh]

I have a bad case of golfers elbow on my dominant arm and have decided to learn to throw left handed. Struggling alot with the coordination and mind muscle connection that came naturally with my right arm. Any tips? (I can throw close to 500 feet with my right, but my knowledge of how it should look does not help)

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

Slingshot training program. It’s how Steven gained 100 ft. Slingshotdiscgolf.com

[@mikeikata3324]

I know you really did forget his name in the moment 😂 Great vid coach T 💯

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

Absolutely!

[@kieronmckay4276]

I was just some idiot who played little league well back in the day, do I have to be an all-American athlete to break through my ceiling hahah?

[@DevilOfVerdansk]

THATS MY BOY!!!!!!!

[@sdreaver816]

I feel like it’s old football or baseball tendencies that has me opening up with my plant foot. Step and reach to the target

[@hiddenleaf414]

I’ve been watching the top pros backhand slow motion break downs over the years and besides that one shot of Drew they all do a small heel to toe. The 2 pictures of your heel to toe were way too exaggerated. There is barely any gap between the back toe and the front heel but they are all doing it. Do it too much like in your examples and yea you’re going to injury your groin. But do it at a small degree like the pros and it helps you actively engage your hips while you coil and pull through.

[@jaredwillard3022]

100%

[@andrewjung6987]

You’ll see a lot of things here that the pros don’t do. There’s a reason for that. This guy misunderstands pro form like no other, and avoids criticism like it’s the plague. Don’t come here looking for answers, just try to help those he’s leading astray…..before you’re blocked

[@BirdmanFilmsMat]

The devil is in the details, keep grinding!

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

I’ll text you soon!

[@blindjohn2969]

I fixed my number one form mistake by calling JG wentworth. Got my life back with a prescription to cialis for cats

[@Flakzor123]

Seeing people channel their inner chum-lee makes me smile.

[@Kuhre1]

You said "I know the achilles thing" if my achilles is soar after 2 rounds, am I doing something wrong or right then? Never been before, but i was soar the other day, while trying to work on form.

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

I wouldn’t mess with the Achilles. Something must be wrong in your form or you’re pushing yourself too hard. Steven ruptured his Achilles a few years ago and that’s why I always bring it up. I want to make sure he is feeling good no matter what we are doing. I’m curious to see your form though. Email me some footage to [e-mail]

[@Kuhre1]

Will try to do it this weekend!

[@Rydal1]

Sir can i reach over 280ft ?

[@jan6743]

Funny thing that he uses D. Gibson as an example - if you look at the throw of Gibson where the image sample is taken from, you will see that Gibson is staggered 10 of clock and throws 12 of clock 😄 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZC4h2qhfqpkhs0

[@Flakzor123]

IMO, the "how" is key to changing that open/staggered plant. He is used to pushing his knee out but what he needs is to turn the knee/foot in and use the outside of the glute to "reach" with the foot.

[@Jon-wo4ni]

Why am I hungry for BBQ during the whole video? 😂

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

lol

[@jeremyhays9433]

Why does Overthrow show you to stagger then?

[@andrewjung6987]

Lol, good luck getting a reply. The coach will ignore you, and his sycophants will berate you with nonsense while never addressing what you bring up.

[@tonyriedel4421]

@@andrewjung6987 Oh no, not this again

[@andrewjung6987]

@@tonyriedel4421 tell me where I’m wrong. You’re here to fulfill my last point, right on cue.

[@tonyriedel4421]

@@andrewjung6987 Honest question, if you don't agree, why spend so much time here. I don't comment on overthrows channel because I know it doesn't apply to me. I really want you to tell me from your other comment with video proof that Josh looks like a pro when he throws. That is one of the most delusional things I have ever heard. Actually, better yet, show me anyone from overthrow that got to 500ft from his coaching

[@andrewjung6987]

@@tonyriedel4421 there’s a video that even says it in the title. Their last video shows Mikey throwing over 500 consistently and Josh throwing over 400 consistently. In his form, he braces just as the pros do, as well as has the same head positioning and timing mechanics. Slingshot is the only coach on YT trying to say something contradictory to physics. It’s pure misinformation. In his latest short, he even teaches to plant with an open lead foot. Personally, I comment because I genuinely care about objective truth. His method caused my only injury in disc golf. It’s absolutely terrible, and I’ve been open to being proven wrong but the guy simply hides. I think he’s a fraud who is trying to sell snake oil. I don’t think he understands anything about human anatomy. I think he’s doing more harm than good for the DG community. These comment sections are for opinions, discussions, and criticism. Yet, this channel and those who watch it scream like banshees when their ideas are challenged without ever providing solid proof of this method working. And now you’re claiming that no one from OT can throw over 500 despite the video evidence (which this channel won’t provide). You know why this coach only has unathletic people on. Because any athlete with a modicum of common sense would know that he’s full of it. If this were my channel, I’d be more than happy to prove that what I’m selling works. If someone isn’t willing to do that, then what they’re selling isn’t worth buying.

[@nordicdiscgolferatrumble9430]

I just noticed you have never (I think?) talked about nose angle issues in your series. Maybe you simply never had issues with it?

[@NickCarroll]

In my experience playing with nose angle, it largely was solved by having a correct swing plane and not rounding, to where I don't actively attempt to do anything with my grip once I grab the disc properly. I think grip is probably a factor, but I wouldn't mess with other cues unless you have 1) the disc on the swing plane throughout the swing, 2) you're absolutely not rounding (this actually is a causal factor for many people with swing plane issues), and 3) you have a grip of the disc that doesn't cause the disc to be nose up. It's quite possible that since Coach T worked out all these issues years ago, he's not had to focus on nose angle. I'm not trying to answer for him, just letting you know my experience with this issue, that I just haven't seen people advise before. Basically if you create a "swoop" in your swing, it'll be nose up at release, on top of potentially a launch angle that's too high, as well. 🙂

[@trackballmaster]

Is "Coach" a pro?

[@ERICWAGNERSLUCID]

Booo booo

[@Stankrenshaw1682]

lol go away amateur

[@tonyriedel4421]

why would he go away?