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I've been working with a lot of students recently to get in and out of the pocket correctly so I thought we would deliver that instruction to you guys. This is one of the first problems I tackle with students and is obviously super important.
Video where Loopghost mentions elbow drive: • Disc Golf Backhand Ext...
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0:00 - Have you watched it?
1:50 - Setup
2:14 - The Loopghost way
4:50 - The Chris way
5:46 - Rhythm baby
6:48 - Slow down dude
7:30 - Patreon plug
7:44 - Drop the bass

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@mordek777
@mordek777 Год назад
I don't think you understand my tried and true strategy, Josh. I don't do any practicing but I watch all of these to learn how to play better when I hit the course.
@_Joy_Unleashed
@_Joy_Unleashed Год назад
It needs to be said... I love that you're slimming down and looking so good, Josh!! Your OT shirts are getting baggier every video! Thanks for the great tips ❤
@jan-peterholm926
@jan-peterholm926 Год назад
Honestly I need to be doing what ever he is doing. All of it
@oPROProDucTioNz
@oPROProDucTioNz Год назад
I have been playing casually for about 2.5 years and always struggled with BH. I would only FH because BH always felt unnatural and yeilded horrible results. I told myself no more putting it off and really started to work on it after watching your last video about grip. after just doing some fieldwork in my yard for an hour or so, i have to say these videos have helped me so much. breaking it down in simple steps is making a huge difference. after an hour im already getting pretty clean releases and consistantly getting over 200ft with my putters, which was unheard of before. Thank you!!
@Joe_Handsome
@Joe_Handsome Год назад
Just started getting back into disc golf, last month, after about a 10 year break, just to give my wife and I a fun way to get some extra steps in throughout the week. I've been checking out all sorts of form videos, and found a lot of the information from Overthrow to be incredibly helpful. Finally got over 300ft on both backhand and forehand(not consistent yet, but working on it). I can finally go under par at my local course(it's very beginner friendly), which I couldn't do 10 years ago. My wife is also getting a lot of pars and birdies, too. Thanks, guys.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Congrats! Send some birdies my way you know what I mean
@malinschuberterlandsson7192
I am so glad I found this channel. I have watched a lot of tutorials and tips on RU-vid, but you really stand out. You explain it superbly, give examples for great drills, break things down so even someone like me (45y old, not very athletic) can understand. On top of that you are funny and likeable. Now I have several moments that I can practice (right now the windthingy with the bottle, and learning the right release point). And everything is still shit and I only through 160 feet, BUT, I do feel a difference, now that I have actual moves I can work on. Husband and I are great fans and we are definitely looking into the patreon options 💖.
@ShredApproved
@ShredApproved 9 месяцев назад
Such great quality production. I appreciate you guys.
@joshstorms1131
@joshstorms1131 Год назад
It’s unbelievable y’all are putting this on the internet for free
@jamesfarabaugh6669
@jamesfarabaugh6669 Год назад
Thanks for the warning about hyper-extending the elbow. I was working on the grip drill and for sure was going too far.
@the-tee-less-traveled-discgolf
same bro
@bdizzlel989
@bdizzlel989 8 месяцев назад
The last few minutes of this were absolute gold for me!! I had a major 'aha' moment. Thanks homie!!!!!!!
@Aceland7
@Aceland7 Год назад
Great videos, thanks for making these!
@discgolfExpress
@discgolfExpress 7 месяцев назад
As i'm a guy who is trying to slim down and havents wathed your clips for long time (busy) - whoowww.. you slimming down man.. good for you. plus i think the robotic way is probably 90% of new players.. really well said and explained.. love it.
@glangho427
@glangho427 Год назад
I've watched most of your videos over the years and I have to say these last few have been some of the best videos to learn from since the Beto drill. I felt a lot of your early stuff focused on how to throw like a professional and something Stokely teaches is that we're all built different so trying to emulate the pros to learn is unrealistic. You've done an amazing job breaking down "the right stuff" into basic mechanics particularly in this and the backhand timing videos. Also you're looking great Josh keep up the hard work.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Thanks on all fronts
@SquirtHoliday
@SquirtHoliday Год назад
Woah ANOTHER VIDEO you guys are crushing the RU-vid GAME ❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
@jakebevaart
@jakebevaart Год назад
The quality of your videos are getting better and better. Someone at O.T is getting pretty good with the special effects. As always great information and instruction.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
That’d be Mikey. I no do edit
@mikehc6159
@mikehc6159 Год назад
amazing job on the weight loss brother!
@DenverKris72
@DenverKris72 Год назад
I tried this the other day as was getting about 30-50ft more distance. Thanks!
@paulcompton2128
@paulcompton2128 Год назад
Man, you took your graphics to a whole...novuh...level..
@mattmiller5673
@mattmiller5673 Год назад
Perfect practice makes permanent a perfect product.
@OptikDojo
@OptikDojo 10 месяцев назад
That DiscGolfy, GoGoGadget commercial you guys made was 10/10 haha
@hubterk
@hubterk Год назад
The say "form is for the field." But let me tell you... I watch these and try them for the first time on the teepad of #1 at the local B-tier. Up, up, down, up seemed to work that way lol
@itlnstln
@itlnstln Год назад
At the risk of sounding too much like Dave Dunipace, I would also say that reaching back with a bent elbow helps as well. If you look at Calvin, Seppo Paju, Ricky, and even Simon, they don't reach back with a locked-out elbow. It doesn't affect distance since, as pointed out the video, the throw is primarily from the swinging out of the forearm from the power pocket. Having the elbow bent in the reach back helps the elbow "float" into the power pocket more easily before exploding out with the forearm since you're not having to extend the arm out then bending the elbow again (IMO, of course). For an "extreme" example of this, check out Emerson Keith: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-25m7kKa0fBE.html
@BaronWorsham
@BaronWorsham Год назад
If Emerson Kieth posted to a form review group, they'd blast him for "massive rounding" and swear he was lying about his distance
@CasualRelief
@CasualRelief Год назад
Mikey, you're ridiculous in the best possible way!
@kenhafermann8284
@kenhafermann8284 11 месяцев назад
Maybe its me or how I interpreted the content, but I ended up throwing with my arm more after this video. I think what did it was the focus on moving my elbow with my arm instead of my elbow moving on its own using the hips/shoulders. My radar went from 45 mph on a full run up to basically starting in the pocket, rotating my hips first shoulder following and releasing hitting the same speed with less effort.
@Buffalodude1
@Buffalodude1 Год назад
That ad alone is worth a like.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
you have our thanks
@JugheadJones03
@JugheadJones03 Год назад
The audio cue thing could be very helpful for trial consistency. Thanks.
@CodiTheJedi
@CodiTheJedi Год назад
So disc golf form has gone full circle and we are back to elbowing down the door? Dang lol.
@timeandspacevintage3380
@timeandspacevintage3380 Год назад
It never left this has always been the correct form, but I agree this does slightly insinuate muscling is the right play where I think the goal of this video is for beginners to feel the way the disc comes through and out instead of around the body. I'm sure the next video will be about how to start this motion with the hips
@smp1396
@smp1396 Год назад
I thought we had moved away from this as well. It really doesn't look like it happens in any slow mo videos, even the one of Simon he provides.
@allenheineck2359
@allenheineck2359 Год назад
Can you elaborate on the "say good bye to your disc golf career" part? Are you suggesting biceps injury?
@biwan428
@biwan428 Год назад
Tendon damage in the elbow.
@itlnstln
@itlnstln Год назад
I know this is a non-serious comment, but it's a great observation. I don't think it necessarily deviates from some of the more recent form paradigms, like the "out-in-out" motion of the forearm that folks like Ezra espouse or even OT's box drill. What pushing the elbow forwards does is allow for more distance for the forearm to swing out allowing throwers more time to accelerate and build speed through the whip. If you have the athleticism of Ezra or Drew, you may not need the extra 2-3" of forearm whip because the leg/core strength and explosiveness (more than) make up for it. What do think is "obsolete" is the "starting the lawn mower" paradigm which ignores the most important part of the throw, the forearm swing
@moretoolivefour
@moretoolivefour Год назад
Oh I have watched and I have practiced it.
@TkKid1990
@TkKid1990 Год назад
And still throw nose up and hyzer to narnia…at least that’s what I did
@OkieTradez
@OkieTradez Год назад
for me if i dont twist while doing arm drill i cant get the in and out snap...
@SixSided
@SixSided Год назад
Is it possible this happens naturally for some people? I usually keep my arm 100 percent relaxed and it looks like in the slow motion my completely relaxed arm naturally goes elbow first. Just asking so I know if I need to work on adding some muscle to get the most out of the levers
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Totally possible
@mikebordner3820
@mikebordner3820 6 месяцев назад
My elbow continues to drop and my forearm gets slightly above the elbow causing problems. What are some reasons this could be happening? Im not finding it yet in my slo mo’s.
@intrinsic2941
@intrinsic2941 Год назад
Quick question: do you think the part of the throw where the arm goes through the hit should be actively pushed by the arm muscles? I see conflicting advice on this from various sources. Some say the arm muscles should be completely unused in the throw but I feel like when I actively push my arm through the hit I get noticeably more speed and power on it.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Active imo
@sn0tkore
@sn0tkore Год назад
What is the metric for progression? Say, I'm working on the grip drill, how do I know I'm ready to move on?
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
From the grip video you want to have the disc redirecting out of your hand
@dlewisfl
@dlewisfl Год назад
Okay looking at Simon when he comes through the power pocket his upper arm is staying anchored to his shoulder so that it maintains a 90 degree bend. I think Ezra (Mr. Hit Box) does the same thing, that angle stays 90 degrees until after he releases the disc. If you are elbowing down a door and pulling your elbow well past your body frame like you're showing here, you've now opened up this angle quite a bit.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Watch Simon footage from the above view then get back to me.
@dlewisfl
@dlewisfl Год назад
@@OverthrowDiscGolf I've watched that video several times ... when the disc is released, his upper arm and his shoulder are 90-degrees. Actually, his entire arm and his shoulders are making a 90 degree angle when the disc is leaving his hand. It's not unti after the disc is gone that that angle becomes greater than 90 degrees. I'm not saying his elbow doesn't pass his body frame before release, but he clearly is rotating his shoulder and not just keeping it perpindicular to the the target line like the demonstration here. You can see it in the face-on video, the same thing you can see in the Ezra power pocket video where Ezra draws the angles on the screen. Ezra even says pulling with the arm is a weak move. I went to a clinic given by Thomas Gilbert and asked him about pulling the arm and he said he wants to drive the elbow toward the target for as long as he can but he's using his entire body to do it, not just pulling with his arm across his chest. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uQIzQcY05nE.html
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
@@dlewisfl Simon’s chest to upper arm angle is roughly 135 degrees at release. As is Drew’s. I have it still framed from above with angles measured in OnForm right now. It is not 90. Not even close. Garrett Gurthie is at 160 degrees at release. If you drive the elbow you open up the chest angle.
@dlewisfl
@dlewisfl Год назад
@@OverthrowDiscGolf Look at the thumbnail man. Look at Simon's and Gibson's upper arm vs. shoulders then look at yours, angles not even close and the disc position is pretty close to the same spot. Their chest is facing the disc as they rotate, yours is looking straight at the camera as the disc passes by. Krisitin Kuoksa has instructional series and he points out how the chest should face the disc as the body rotates through the pocket. Here's another 90% angle tutorial from someone other than Ezra .. this guy can throw 600 and he talks about the inconsistency of pulling with the arm and how it throws the timing off. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SQ2CuQCSjsA.html
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
@@dlewisfl where would you like me to post a photo so you can see it from a proper angle?
@SwordOfAndariel
@SwordOfAndariel 7 месяцев назад
For the wrist part, are you teaching to keep it curled in until the hit (because then it will unfurl / "tip of the whip" explode open), or are you saying it should stay locked at the hit, and essentially the back of the hand will be facing the target at moment of release?
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf 7 месяцев назад
The second one
@JohnDubU
@JohnDubU Год назад
Wow, this is fantastic. I've been avoiding my drives and focusing on approach shots (I generally play a short course), but soon I will switch to working on drives. I did get a net, used your affiliate link, and hope you got the payout. I was an affiliate once, but I complained because some of my sales weren't generating revenue... so they permanently banned me. All of that to say, my unsolicited advice is to never ever complain or even mention anything to Amazon about anything affiliate related. This video is great, I'm super excited to get to beating up my net. Smash.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Our lips are sealed
@CoN-ArtisT
@CoN-ArtisT Год назад
Is the elbow leading due to you pulling your arm across or does it start with the rotation of the hips and the shoulders/arm follows?
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Your arm
@KevinBarw
@KevinBarw Год назад
Stupid Question after half the Video....would the Drill not end up with "pullig" the Arm intead of using the hips and the core? Is this not training another "bad habbit"?
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
It will. The rest of the body almost follows the hand forward. Watch our recent video on backhand versus forehand power
@Iliyena87
@Iliyena87 Год назад
Those commercials!!! Haha, finding the common ground with Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Gaming is key for all sports ;)
@Iliyena87
@Iliyena87 Год назад
Also; Chandler from Friends sounding like a whip comes to mind @6:42 xD Wha-pha! 😅
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
You know it!
@betterplayer2800
@betterplayer2800 Год назад
You're welcome! 7:31
@eetujokinen2806
@eetujokinen2806 Год назад
Question - do people really get to the right pec? Seems like in most slow motions they "throw-out" starts from center chest at most. Maybe double-G gets it a bit deeper. Or is this just different for everyone depending on mobility etc?
@joshuamcgowan5493
@joshuamcgowan5493 Год назад
It's worth noting that not everyone's forearm is the same length in relation to their shoulders. I think that the angles are more important than the absolute positions, and the same angles will produce different positions if one person has wide shoulders and a short forearm but the next person has narrow shoulders and a long forearm
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Some get deeper than others but the cue should be to get there and the disc will probably come out a little earlier
@NickCarroll
@NickCarroll Год назад
One thing to caution your audience: Don't let your arm go ahead of the torso. You're using examples that do that, to demonstrate what the arm needs to do, but the upper arm should largely be in the same relative position as your torso, as the both rotate together. It's one thing to do this as a part of a drill, for demonstration purposes, but it'll reduce accuracy and distance overall if the torso remains parallel to release, and the arm does all the work. That essentially becomes "strong arming" the disc, and hurts more than it helps. 🙂
@DanielDowling
@DanielDowling Год назад
Need a form breakdown with AB
@charliesnipes1817
@charliesnipes1817 Год назад
Shoulder direction should be on-target at the release correct? I think my main issue is rushing through this too quickly and over-rotating at times which leads to more of a pull than a straight shot. Maybe some clarity on that would be great.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
The line between the shoulders?
@itlnstln
@itlnstln Год назад
Your leading shoulder should be basically pointed at your target. You can use the (perceived) stopping of the shoulders to trigger the forearm whip and keep everything in line. (In reality, you'll be a little right of your target, but it should feel directed towards it)
@itlnstln
@itlnstln Год назад
Check out this loop ghost video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eULzMfHKyvA.html. It's about weight shift and uses a "battering ram" analogy. The feeling you're looking for is directing the "battering ram" at the target which will, essentially, line up your front shoulder to the target (or just slightly right). As you accelerate through the hit, your arm/followthrough and continued momentum will pull you through the rest of the movement, facing you up to the target after the disc leaves. This "battering ram" motion will help keep you from over-rotating since it focuses on a (somewhat) linear direction of force toward the target vs. simply spinning your hips and shoulders
@akselim7403
@akselim7403 3 месяца назад
How do I not lock out my elbow? Seems very hard to decelerate my hand and avoid full elbow extension. P.s. Yes I have elbow pain now.
@ianirvingthorsonc
@ianirvingthorsonc Год назад
Question...your left arm seems to go down behind your hip... I tell my guys to make sure the left arm(RHBH) is slightly in front of left hip...ive always thought behind the hip its more of a brake...im i wrong?😅🙈
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
You get both but probably more people go behind
@legenden101
@legenden101 Год назад
👏👏👏
@trobjr23
@trobjr23 2 месяца назад
when i get that deep into the pocket i end up grip locking to the right. i tend to get to my left peck before shoulders come through and i can get the disc to leave on time and accurate. every time i try to get my disc deep into the hit it goes right fast. how i can i stop this.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf 2 месяца назад
Your shoulders are probably beating the hand forward. Aka your chest is facing too far forward when the disc comes out
@trobjr23
@trobjr23 2 месяца назад
@@OverthrowDiscGolf thanks for this. I’ll focus on slowing my upper body down and really getting into the hit.
@codyhoskins2012
@codyhoskins2012 11 месяцев назад
I’m new to disc golf and would like to avoid hurting my elbow. How do you get the snap at the release without locking your elbow?
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf 11 месяцев назад
It happens much like when you pop a towel. You can snap it without a locked out elbow
@JB77776
@JB77776 11 месяцев назад
Snap doesn't occur from any stopping motion. It will occur at the natural release point of the disc. The follow through is extremely important. Just like throwing a ball in any other sport.
@maxray29
@maxray29 Год назад
Josh out here blue shifting frisbees; love to see it!
@jamesstephenson3361
@jamesstephenson3361 Год назад
Can you do a video on the most effective way to eliminate toe dragging. My shoe budget is killing me...
@the-tee-less-traveled-discgolf
im not sure it is a bad thing
@smp1396
@smp1396 Год назад
Get some Keen's! A pair lasts me a couple seasons.
@yoyoninjaboy6431
@yoyoninjaboy6431 Год назад
Bend at waist to throw big spike hyzer leg should come up to balance. Might be enough to kickstart the correction.
@ioweutube2
@ioweutube2 Год назад
Saw an old mention of this as: do regular throws but put 110% focus into throwing with ONLY your brace leg on the ground. Over exaggerate and lift the back leg way high. This will help you get used to not having the support and balance of the toe drag. Good luck!
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
I would guess you’re spinning out instead of that back foot sliding forward. But can’t know for sure unless I see it.
@zacharyduncan854
@zacharyduncan854 Год назад
The thumbnail looks like an album cover for a 90s boy band.... so please release your next single.
@Rydal1
@Rydal1 Год назад
Hello sir, can you come to europe?
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
I would like to
@mikestrout
@mikestrout Год назад
You are killing me with the lack of shoulder rotation going into the hit. 😵As you demonstrate in slow motion, you always stop your shoulders in line with the direction of the throw, demonstrating "arming" the disc through the hit. If you look at Simon's shoulders at 3:34, they are open at least 30 degrees (just like his hips) at the point of release. As someone who "armed" his discs for too many years and have worked hard to re-learn, throwing easy is so much about shoulder rotation.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Most pros are between 8-18 degrees open
@itlnstln
@itlnstln Год назад
The feel you're looking for is the directed momentum drive towards the target. That drive will trigger the forearm whip when you're roughly lined up to the target; however your body does not move in a straight line, so your shoulders will continue to rotate (see the over-rotation comment thread above this one). Also, keep in mind, pros, especially Simon, are usually far more athletic (and in my case younger) than we are and can afford some amount of inefficiency we typically can't. If you watch footage of pros head-on off the tee, you'll see that their shoulders are pretty neutral to their line at the hit and quickly open from there
@itlnstln
@itlnstln Год назад
One other thing to note: pros, esp. Simon, are stepping "into" the shot. Therefore, their front foot is to the left of the target (RHBH), so when the shoulders are lined up to the target at the hit, it appears that their shoulders are more open than they are
@NickCarroll
@NickCarroll Год назад
I have to chime in and agree with Mike here. I was playing a par 2 round of disc golf a few months ago, and was having the worst performance in years. I was horrified and had no idea why all my releases were terribly off. Either really early, or late, or often fluffy (disc coming out prematurely, with no snap). The next day I filmed myself throwing and I realized my arm was basically doing all the work. The shoulders just weren't rotating forward, and the arm was basically doing 100% of the throwing past a certain point. It's one thing for the arm to move ahead of the shoulders during the throw. It's another thing for the shoulders to basically stop rotating and the arm doing the rest of the work. Nearly all of the pros really only extend the arm past the shoulders AFTER the disc releases from the hand. That's a part of the follow through. But it can't happen before release.
@itlnstln
@itlnstln Год назад
@@NickCarroll Right, your shoulder rotation should be "trebucheting" your lower arm out; there shouldn't be a strong-arming from the power pocket position. The point at which that happens is when your shoulders are roughly pointed toward the target. Your upper body should never actually stop rotating, but the position Josh shows is where the kinetic chain activates. Danny does a great job of explaining it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9lg9JzxagDk.html
@octojunkapa2607
@octojunkapa2607 Год назад
Could you explain why eagle and Simon has their elbow significantly lower then this?
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Different people find better leverage at different heights. Probably got a lot to do with the length of the upper arm if I had to guess.
@octojunkapa2607
@octojunkapa2607 Год назад
@@OverthrowDiscGolf thanks, been wondering about that.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
@@octojunkapa2607 also I’m standing upright so it looks higher than if I was bent over like normal
@octojunkapa2607
@octojunkapa2607 Год назад
@@OverthrowDiscGolf yes i guess, but im concerned haha. Alot of bombers are soooo low, Albert tamm, Simon and eagle go name a few 😅
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
@@octojunkapa2607 long arms.
@Theorose80
@Theorose80 11 дней назад
It is very annoying how the naturally gifted people are not even trying lol
@jeffmcclanahan4168
@jeffmcclanahan4168 11 месяцев назад
Reps Reps Reps
@lPseudonymityl
@lPseudonymityl Год назад
Holy cow dude you look great! How many pounds have you lost? Truly inspiring me to keep losing weight!
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
60 currently
@shiftonephoto
@shiftonephoto Год назад
⁠that went quick! That's awesome man. I lost over 100lbs at one point (150 to be exact) and ended up gaining 40 back when we had a kid. And it's those 40 you just went through, the real pain in the ass ones...I got stuck on this wall so many times, I'm sure you feel awesome!
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
@@shiftonephoto baby weight is a thing for sure lol. Compassion weight
@krevgan3925
@krevgan3925 Год назад
Mikey can you give Dakota a high five for me?
@DarkRoastDiscGolf
@DarkRoastDiscGolf Год назад
*high five*
@SamuelB-
@SamuelB- Год назад
Seriously be careful when doing the drill, even at slow speeds if your arm locks out on the hit it will hurt, it can happen by accident
@chillokapi5225
@chillokapi5225 Год назад
Dude - how much weight have you lost!? You are looking svelte!
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
60lbs currently. Thanks
@ciromassa7322
@ciromassa7322 Год назад
I love your content bro, but your latest videos are very confusing. First, if this is so important, why weren't you teaching this earlier. Do coaches GATEKEEP? I don't understand this grip, IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO KEEP WRIST CURLED ON A FULL SPEED THROW WITH FOLLOW THRU. PLEASE,PLEASE,PLEASE EXPLAIN THIS BETTER AS IT.SEEMS VERY IMPORTANT TO YOU.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
I won’t speak for all coaches, but I don’t gatekeep. As I learn and teach, what is important changes or is emphasized more or less. Do not actively unfurl the wrist is what I’m saying. The wrist might straighten out a bit but it isn’t active
@russellholford4490
@russellholford4490 28 дней назад
I think the back should be renamed the place back. You’re not reaching.
@claycarroll6804
@claycarroll6804 Год назад
Online coaches change their stance so often on backhand form. Its ridiculous.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Ridiculous
@TherealPapaDogP
@TherealPapaDogP Год назад
Slimming down?
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf Год назад
Yes
@NebulousWyatt
@NebulousWyatt 10 месяцев назад
Hey could you try to make your videos shorter? I think almost all of them could be half as long. Too much self-promotion and other unnecessary things. I want to watch your videos to learn but I'm dreading the length and unnecessary fluff.
@OverthrowDiscGolf
@OverthrowDiscGolf 10 месяцев назад
I would suggest a short form content platform for your viewing.
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