3 Things you MUST DO to break the 400ft mark on your Disc Golf Drives. 

4.. miss the 'First Available' tree. I could be in the Sahara Desert and still hit a tree.

Good tips here. Appreciate this video and your channel.

That hand thing is on point. The days I'm throwing the best I really feel it roll out of my hand and pop at the very end.

Yoooo, that grip tip is probably gonna be money. I've been trying to push down with the thumb and up with the back fingers, but that push n pull feels way more comfortable. Can't wait to try it in the field. Edit. It works.

This is a very good instructional video. Thank you for it.

I’ve watched a lot of form and training videos, but this short video has been one of the most helpful. I never understood coiling the hips until you showed the motion. I realized I’ve been throwing essentially without hip coil. I’m working on it now and I played one of my best league rounds today and went out to the field and promptly threw a 350’ shot and averaged my drivers at about 325’ coming from an average of 285 previously. Thanks for the video!

The grip advice was great. Going to be working on that specifically this week. New subscriber and appreciate your videos. Thank you

Such a good, concise video! Thank you.

Nice tips. Really well explained and easy to follow. Thanks.

Sick vid man. Real cool stuff

Always struggled with nose angle… Never heard the thumb, finger push, pull before. It feels right just sitting here and will try it as soon as I hit the field. Thanks!

As someone who recently got to the 400' mark I think that not every element of a throw is equally weighted in importance. Ultimately for a disc to go 400', it has to be released fast. You have to accelerate the disc from zero to say 65 MPH in the short distance you pull through. That MOSTLY takes power delivered correctly. Think cars and acceleration. If you were limited to 1/10 of a mile to accelerate to 65 MPH there's a lot of factors that HELP, like lighter car, wheel lightness, aerodynamics, traction, body stiffness. But ultimately you need a certain amount of power and torque to make it happen, or it simply WON'T happen. Work on building your core and arm strength specifically on the motions involved in a throw and you'll see the biggest gains the fastest. Impeccable form with 250' of power will get you 250'. Trash form with 500' of power might get you 300. The perfect form is only going to delivery the maximum your muscles are limited to.

Solid advice.

Thanks dude great video. new sub keep it up

will try this next time i play especially the hip thing

Real solid, like it. I've seen may folks say do not curl the wrist. Moving hand around disc seems to require some curl ? Yes ? No ? not so much ? Thanks !

I like the subject, info, and video length, you keep adjusting your glasses though

I can feel it when I sling versus throw but no 400' 😂 Will you do the field work for me so I'll be ready for the course?

New to the channel. That intro sound is ceeepy and weird 🤣 great tips though!

I'd be happy with 300.

I thought you were supposed to coil your shoulders against your hips, wouldn't coiling your hips just take away power?

400 feet? I’ve been playing over 3 years and can’t even regularly get to 300 feet.

Physocs: that's not true - a bullet is made to spin to prevent it from tumbling, which would slow it down.

Why do you add background music? I came here to hear what you had to say about throwing, but the noise is very distracting. I could download the video, upload to an AI tool that strips music, download and watch... but that's a lot of work. If you're trying to entertain or sell, sure go ahead and do what you want, but if you're actually trying to communicate and teach, please for the love of God respect #accessibility and don't add noise.