Struggling to BRACE in Disc Golf? - Fixing your Brace Step #1

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

Always start with a standstill. Next drill video will be out of a one step.

[@blackoutdrive1]

I have been living and breathing this sport for a decade now. My mom told me id never make it to the big time but I just threw 500 feet cause of you

[@Picklemedia]

What do you think your mom meant by "make it to the big time"?

[@Flyonthewall44__]

Hitting 325 on a stand still just from a couple video walk throughs on little things. Thanks a lot

[@sk8rvfhf]

You’re the best bro! Just know that all the videos you make and the time and effort that goes into them is much appreciated! Keep up the good work my friend 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@doctorpresident5681]

All this content is so special. Been thinkin about these concepts constantly

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

Appreciate you

[@tonyriedel4421]

This is a great drill to feel the brace. I have done this for a while in the program and it really helped me onow the difference between falling on the front and driving with the back leg

[@docb125]

This has been a huge help to my disc dog game as well!!

[@Pure-qn5kp]

Great drill! Haven't seen anything like it anywhere else

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

Glad it helped! Next video we will add a one step

[@jakeprahar2168]

Im definitely improving on my disc golf game lately. All these drills are helpful !

[@impasta928]

Love the vid coach T!! let em know!!

[@ImaBern-nl8cx]

Find the turn of the left in so hard, and I joined the training program. Is there a video that specifically details how to make the left leg turn in? I can’t do it with the right leg either and thought I had ok athleticism/flexibility but I guess the joke’s on me.

[@mikaelschloenzig9590]

Spot on,this got my hips proper engaged for the first time in 10 years ,and that after just doing the drill for 2 days ,and set to practice in the field today ,complete new feeling/power in the throw,Thank you Trent.

[@codyhall1636]

Please review Ryan Mulders form. The left leg action is unreal. I don't see how you can say that left knee is not driving power into the throw!

[@EllaWind00]

That felt good!

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

That’s great

[@ericjepson3765]

Thanks? Quick question: if, when throwing a disc shot, my weight is supposed to all transfer to my "brace leg" and even beyond during the follow through, why does this drill keep my weight back? Not questioning the method, just curious why I would practice not transferring my weight when, on the course, I would transfer my weight and spin on my heel. Thanks!

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

I will store this comment away and address it at some point in a future video. Stay tuned!

[@MichaelFloyd12]

Be an athlete and bend the knees! I feel the foot wanting to bust out the side of my shoes. Time to get new shoes again.

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

Most disc golfers don’t bend their knees.

[@haze7J]

@@slingshotdiscgolf1897 but they should? are you saying most pros don't or the general disc golfer doesn't unlike the pros who do 😂

[@taff2934]

@@haze7Jgeneral disc golfer. Pros bend their knees

[@underGearedFtw]

Does the left hip move backwards during your x-step (like in golf)? And then you pull your right hip back into the brace? Isolated on it's own it's hard to see how this fits into the chain of events.

[@slingshotdiscgolf1897]

I’m going to do a few videos in a row. This is drill #1. Each drill gets you closer and closer to X step. I will cover your question when it comes to adding the x step.

[@no0pti0n]

Thank you

[@codyhall1636]

Seems Seabas22 agrees with this as well even though they say its not back leg disc golf. A la "swivel chair drill" pressing that gas pedal with the left toe to accelerate into the right leg plant.

[@seabas22]

Nope. This is still squishing the bug and basically the opposite motion from my Swivel Chair Drill. If you actually turn your foot like Coach T demonstrates with the rear heel moving away from target(foot inversion), then you are losing pressure/leverage/torque. The chair might swivel a little doing that, but is much weaker than if you drive the heel targetward via foot eversion and plantar flexion. Easy to litmus test with my drill which motion actually transfers force efficiently up the chain to the chair/pelvis.

[@CherryB0mb333]

@@seabas22Good to see you buddy. How is god’s gift to disc golf form these days?

[@Grannyknockers]

I had spent countless hours working on my brace with no luck and only finally got it down once I started imagining that I was throwing a heavy object like a kettlebell. Doing so forces you to be patient and wait for the power to transfer up through the legs before your arm comes through. Overthrow has a video on it called the sledgehammer drill

[@blindjohn2969]

Wow thank the sling shot lords its a new SlangShot drisk golf Tutorial. Time to put on my yoga pants and get to work slinging

[@alexsedam2990]

Just saw Teacherman Hitting referencing your content. As former college baseball player, some form or these methods apply to almost ALL SPORTS. You and Teacherman both are referencing true power production in hitting in baseball and throwing a disc. It’s not a throw, it’s a swing!

[@samhowl1152]

This is one of the top golfers on tour. Watch his rear foot on the downswing. The heel moves towards the target end the l his toe follows. Notice slingshot exhibits the opposite. His toe leads his heel and is spins away from the target kzbin.infokIL5YfGKVXY?si=i9xKVKW5OxxoBHyV

[@WelehoWizardi-tp9jt]

Stop deleting the negative comments. Spreading wrong information about throwing and deleting comments who corrects you. You dont push with your back leg, pros not doing that.