Do NOT "ROTATE" your hips (Do this instead) 

This channel is a gold mine!

English video, let's gooo!!! I see so many of your Finnish videos and I'm from Estonia myself so many words are confusing so I'm pretty much learning from body language :D

Love your videos. They have helped me tremendously. I still need to continue to practice, but the concepts are sound and I am getting closer to where I want to be. Thank you!!

Greatly appreciate this, I know I am one who tried all of the above techniques but just stopping the momentum on the front foot and allowing the body to work itself out. Great work, thank you and take care;)

Thank you for your videos! You are most definitely one of the best teacher out there on the internet. Thanks to guys like you I've been able to progress from playing first time ever and throwing 10-15 m max to throwing 55-70m more or less accurately and more or less consistently in less 2 months. Surely not only thanks to you.. I had to dig a lot through the internet and found a couple of guys teaching disc golf the way that seams understandable, logical and most importantly - the way that works and brings me progress. But surely you are one of them. Please continue, maybe it is you who will become this first youtube disc golf teacher who can accumulate and give ALL the necessary information for guys like me to earn to play good. Good luck! Become that "subscribe-to-win" disc golf coach!

Short and to the point! I am actually one of the guys that like to deliberately turn my back leg inward but just like you say deliberate rotation of the back leg by itself does nothing. For me it still serves a practical purpose on control throws by preventing the glute and hamstring from being misdirected off to the side. The reason I find it useful is that I typically initiate approaches with the back leg driving against a preset brace kind of "low-budget" mimicking the recoil an actual weightshift would provide which kind of lets me work around my temperamental right hip (some days it's a bit unstable which throws off my game, those days I can't even putt normally). On the good days when my hip isn't sabotaging my weightshift the back leg isn't really doing anything deliberate at all but I still like that the foot is closer to forward than backward so I can hook the posterior chains (leg+low back) together easier to make use of the leg as a counterweight for posturecontrol.

Great video! Any chance of a video about the throwing arm, and what to do with it consciously, and what "just happens" if you let it whip?

Thank you! I've been struggling with a knee injury and I think I injured it doing exactly what you said not to, pushing off the back knee and trying to twist myself with it and what's worse is the constant slipping. I've been practicing planting my foot more to prevent wipeouts, but hadn't considered going for more power that way. I'll definitely be working with this!

Love this, thanks for that Great video👍

Please wear a cowboy hat and belt buckle for your next video. That last throw sounded like you were herding cattle with a bullwhip. Amazing. Thank you for the English video!

This sounds great! My new mindset for sure.

I’m curious how long you’ve been coaching. Have you coached other sports? Your ideas seem to be really good! I’m curious where you find the things to teach.

This made "rotation" so much more understandable! Greetings from a newbie!

Great video! I'm subbing to your channel now. I believe the back leg will rotate naturally as a consequence of your hips also naturally rotating - but as you say it's not something you force, it occurs as a matter of course as you're moving forward towards the target.

Hyvä video Jaani, onko jatkossa enemmän lontookielistä contenttia tiedossa?

And this ladies, is where I struggle big time! Especially when trying to throw far, it is unbelievable hard to start the throwing motion first and only when right foot is fully planted. I feel it is even harder than nose angles! And not sure, correct me if totayy wrong, but I suspect that getting the foot fully planted before throwing also gets your timing correct for rest of the sequence? Edit: and I think it is not only me, I have also seen pro players struggle a bit with this, starting the throw before fully planted.

I didn't know Joe Lindner played disc golf :)

weight shift drives rotation, rotation pulls the arm

hip to shoulder seperation?

I dont think weight shift is back and forward its up and down. I do agree that rotation doesn't give us any power.We should twist our body not rotate.

This is good but you already know how to throw. Take someone with bad form, ask him to do this and he will probably still have bad form.

alot of this rotational movement ideology can be looked at from other sports.. golf is one of them, baseball swinging the bat is the same.

How much the Doctor can throw on a flat ground? :D just for fun. you seem to have quite powerful legs

Reddit sent me here lol

Interesting seeing someone, point by point, explain that everything Paul McBeth, Simon, Drew, Eagle, and James teach and use is wrong.

Ois kiva jos laittasit suomen teksit ni vois ymmärtää vinkkejä

I disagree based on mechanical models and parallel sport examples; racquet sports, golf swing, baseball hitting, Olympic Hammer throw. Rotational transmitted energy movements. "Torsion". Most video coaches teach the current form that pros use. Where are coaches teaching new methods, out of the box stuff? Too bad rotation can't be harnessed, instead we all want to be James Conrad, but he has incredible rotation after his post-up. It's just so fast and we watch his arm and the disc flight. Watch his footwork, core, shoulders, elbow. Block out everything before and after. Repeat...

But you CAN (and most do) consciously turn and drive their leg forward. It definitely does add a lot to your throw, same with your opposite shoulder drive it inwards while simultaneously pulling through with your other arm. You're just advising people to throw sloppily

I disagree but interesting video.

Should have picked a windier day to film. Super distracting. Message seems good but I was very much side tracked.

I want to begin by asking you for references in scientific studies or other data that backs up what you are telling people in this video. This is just too far out there. Can you please provide me with this?