3.18 he looks better that what you show at 00.25 hahaha if I’m going throw
like that I’m going kick my own ass ?
raley a3 ann arbor?
2:35 hetty disc.?
No. I don’t really fully understand what you’re trying to say, but I’ll
explain it to you. Forehand – Hyzer: fades right, Anhyzer: fades left
(opposite of hyzer; all there is to it) Backhand – Hyzer: fades left,
Anhyzer: fades right See that wasn’t hard was it? Hyzer just means the
predictable fade on whatever throw style you throw the disc with.
how do the ratings on a disc translate to the forehand drive? Aren’t the
ratings backwards for forehand?
@NintendoZest Yes a forearm is the same as a sidearm. It is also commonly
called a flick, and I know some that call it a “rope” (not sure the
meaning/origin of this).
ladieeees aaaaand gentellllllmennnnn from aanarbor meeeeeshhhigaaaaaaan
@sbent518 Yeah, I have never even seen a Dead disc golf disc with a
stealie.
I am a forehand dominant player. I have gotten fairly good with my
accuracy, now I need to work on my distance.
“over stable discs mask bad habits” Excellent point!
I would kill for that grateful dead disc.
This is some good info. I have been playing for a week now and I go with
the forehand throw, I am horrible with the backhand throw. I will extend my
arm to the back, then pull in bringing my elbow in close, then bring my
forearm out and snap the wrist at the end. Doing it this way does cause a
little pain but it is getting better. Im still going to experiment. Thanks
for the info.
@okamasphere u know that snapping a towel is a classic way that baseball
pitchers work on there pitching? its just a very goot day to work on
flickin your wrist
I like the pink deadhead putter
My forehand sucks so hard…
I’m a baseball player, and this is the shot that is missing from my disc
golf game, because I’m so used to throwing a baseball, and swinging a bat
right handed, and it causes my disc to wobble a lot, or turn over way too
much, and fly way off track, or end up a roller, when i wasn’t even trying
to throw a roller.
I do not have a very consistent forehand, does anybody have any tips for
how I could get a consistent forehand going?
Lets go discraft team!! Make some more disc golf tutorial videos!! I wanna
see a trick shot vid!
I was thinking the same thing on 400 ft. being limited. Being close to 300
ft your first time out is really good. You should be able to improve the
more you play by changing the flight path (slight annyhyzer) is great for
most discs and perfecting your technique. I started off with drives around
250 a couple years ago and now can get around 350. Keep practicing though
and you should see improvements!
Mark Ellis you rock. These vids are very helpful
Played for my second time today, after three years. Felt awesome!!
Very informative. It took me years to figure out I’m forehand dominant.
I play all forehand and i find if you put your pointer finger inside the
bottom of the disc and middle finger on the bottom of the rim the release
is flatter and much less likely to flutter when it leaves your hand.keeping
your elbow closer to your body also greatly increases accuracy
I get TONS of snap on my backhand shots. For the life of me, I can’t get
hardly any spin on my forehand drives. The disc ALWAYS flutters, and gets
hardly any distance. I know I get the majority of my snap on my backhand
drives from my follow through, how can I translate that to my forehand
drive?
thank you so much for this video it really helped me bcz i have only been
playing for about two months and i throw forehand and back about 230ft
3.18 he looks better that what you show at 00.25 hahaha if I’m going throw
like that I’m going kick my own ass ?
raley a3 ann arbor?
2:35 hetty disc.?
No. I don’t really fully understand what you’re trying to say, but I’ll
explain it to you. Forehand – Hyzer: fades right, Anhyzer: fades left
(opposite of hyzer; all there is to it) Backhand – Hyzer: fades left,
Anhyzer: fades right See that wasn’t hard was it? Hyzer just means the
predictable fade on whatever throw style you throw the disc with.
how do the ratings on a disc translate to the forehand drive? Aren’t the
ratings backwards for forehand?
@NintendoZest Yes a forearm is the same as a sidearm. It is also commonly
called a flick, and I know some that call it a “rope” (not sure the
meaning/origin of this).
ladieeees aaaaand gentellllllmennnnn from aanarbor meeeeeshhhigaaaaaaan
@sbent518 Yeah, I have never even seen a Dead disc golf disc with a
stealie.
I am a forehand dominant player. I have gotten fairly good with my
accuracy, now I need to work on my distance.
“over stable discs mask bad habits” Excellent point!
I would kill for that grateful dead disc.
This is some good info. I have been playing for a week now and I go with
the forehand throw, I am horrible with the backhand throw. I will extend my
arm to the back, then pull in bringing my elbow in close, then bring my
forearm out and snap the wrist at the end. Doing it this way does cause a
little pain but it is getting better. Im still going to experiment. Thanks
for the info.
@okamasphere u know that snapping a towel is a classic way that baseball
pitchers work on there pitching? its just a very goot day to work on
flickin your wrist
I like the pink deadhead putter
My forehand sucks so hard…
I’m a baseball player, and this is the shot that is missing from my disc
golf game, because I’m so used to throwing a baseball, and swinging a bat
right handed, and it causes my disc to wobble a lot, or turn over way too
much, and fly way off track, or end up a roller, when i wasn’t even trying
to throw a roller.
I do not have a very consistent forehand, does anybody have any tips for
how I could get a consistent forehand going?
Lets go discraft team!! Make some more disc golf tutorial videos!! I wanna
see a trick shot vid!
I was thinking the same thing on 400 ft. being limited. Being close to 300
ft your first time out is really good. You should be able to improve the
more you play by changing the flight path (slight annyhyzer) is great for
most discs and perfecting your technique. I started off with drives around
250 a couple years ago and now can get around 350. Keep practicing though
and you should see improvements!
Mark Ellis you rock. These vids are very helpful
Played for my second time today, after three years. Felt awesome!!
Very informative. It took me years to figure out I’m forehand dominant.
I play all forehand and i find if you put your pointer finger inside the
bottom of the disc and middle finger on the bottom of the rim the release
is flatter and much less likely to flutter when it leaves your hand.keeping
your elbow closer to your body also greatly increases accuracy
I get TONS of snap on my backhand shots. For the life of me, I can’t get
hardly any spin on my forehand drives. The disc ALWAYS flutters, and gets
hardly any distance. I know I get the majority of my snap on my backhand
drives from my follow through, how can I translate that to my forehand
drive?
thank you so much for this video it really helped me bcz i have only been
playing for about two months and i throw forehand and back about 230ft