Can I Finally Throw 400 Feet? | Road to Pro Episode 10 

You keep the disk very low in your run up and that is causing your inconsistent release angles/nose angles. Try keeping the disk chest height in your run up this will help you hit the power pocket more consistently.

@@Gaffy05I’ll definitely keep that in mind. I think I always lower my arm when I try to throw on hyzer

At around the 7:20 mark, a good fix for that is snapping a towel while you face a wall. It keeps your throwing hand traveling on a flat, direct plane towards your target (discs are distinct from frisbees and are more "whipped" or "launched" than they are "thrown" for max distance). Brick walls help, so you can be sure you're not releasing nose up too. Release about chest high, your sternum is a good rule of thumb. Also, try a gallop-hop during run up. Land on your heel and pivot which helps impart more power (doesn't come naturally, most people land on the ball of their foot, take time to practice). The arm should act as a whip.

@@whiskeypixels I’ll definitely try that! As far as rotating on the heel goes I’ve tried and for whatever reason can’t bring myself to do it 😂

Not much added weight at all. Plus the reduced stress from not having to pick your bag up off the ground over and over again is a game changer

I’m getting there slowly but surely

Cameron played the tournament there a few months ago and loved it! We’ll definitely try and get out there for one