Forehand DISTANCE!! // 400 Feet plus! 

Something else to consider is gripping the disc tight enough to keep it secure, but not so tight that you lose wrist mobility. If you are too tense, it does not allow your wrist snap forward naturally during your throw. Once you start trying force the snap in your wrist intentionally on longer throws instead of letting it happen naturally, it causes timing issues, which also can cause wobble. You need the lag in your wrist to act like the end of a whip, helping you gain more spin and distance. Shorter shots that require less arm speed will need more forced wrist snap to increase spin.

I just love the physics behind disc golf! I’m kinda a math nerd, so it’s interesting to me how changing one thing in your throw changes the distance or speed you throw

Ugh if I had a pound for every time wind has taken my birdie to a par. If I could end wind when I play disc golf or end world hunger I would end wind in a heartbeat! Thanks for another banger Mike 👍Hope you don’t get too much wind.

I had no idea, that MOLT, one of my favorite clash royale players plays disc golf. This is truly, truly a pleasant surprise! I soon as i heard his voice i was so hype!

Omg I still can't believe you make disc golf videos as well as clash royale videos! I mean what are the chances those are some of my fav hobbies!! It is actually soooo helpful and I can't believe you can get such massive distances!! I live in the UK so when I try to throw my discs the wind gets them and I can only get like 200 feet but that is a guess because we use meters here and also sometimes my discs fly into fields of cows!! Anyway this video is gonna really help my technique and hopefully reduce my flutter! Maybe if I throw with the wind behind me I could get 400 feet and avoid the cows!!!!

Good vid bro, whether you are a professional or not every little bit of info we gain is just that much more that we didn’t know before. So great video bro!🤘🔥 Keep up the great work.

Thank you. Tried a new course yesterday and was able to park a couple 300' side arm holes. Love to park the par 4s and play a tournament. Thanks for your help.

Great tips thanks.

Forehand is very natural for me, the biggest thing I have to focus on when doing it is trying to keep my shoulders more level to keep it lower to the ground. To remove flutter, grip the disc harder and focus on not turning the wrist. For a reference point I throw hyzerflip axiom excites to 440' on flat ground no wind.

Thank you for this bud!

Great video! Super informative! Sidearm form is different in a lot of ways to backhand, but equally important! It’s quite amazing how people can throw 3 step sidearms or one finger sidearms simply by cranking on their hips!😂

Good stuff thanks bro I’m pushing a consistent 280- 330 I’m trying to get this numbers up

I feel like the leg kick reminds me of leaning to the right during the throw to give the elbow room. Ryan Sheldon explains this is how he throws bombs. I too have been loving the Grace on sidearms. My favorite is a beat in overstable disc like that blue Rive you’ve got. For me that’s easier than throwing anhyzer lines.

Molt???? Omg I watched snap videos a ton and have recently got into disc golf and just clicked on this video not even realizing😂 wild

I do all of the tips you suggested except the leg follow through, I'll try that out and see if I get more distance. (I currently throw 350-375 ) I hope I can break 400ft with this tip. I'll comment again in another video if I succeeded.

I like all the tips! I feel like I do majority of them when I throw except I only put one finger under the rim. Idk why but it feels more comfortable to me. I am able to get my DD2 to go 410 feet with it so I will take it!

Haven’t flicked my grace yet but I’ll definitely have to try it out after seeing this!

KEEP YOUR DISC RIGHT NEXT TO YOUR EAR. Open elbow= no power bent elbow= a bunch of power with less effort. Also practice keeping your right foot on the ground will help your balance exponentially. Reach back with your elbow instead of your hand that helps accuracy as well!!!! Love seeing you play this game I love. I have watched you since clash of clans😂 hope this helps you buddy buddy keep up the practice i wanna see you do big things!!!!!!!!!!!!

For me the two most important things in sidearms are nose angle and hip rotation! You really have to be careful to keep the nose angle down, it’s easy to pop it up especially on force over flex shots. Also footwork is important as you get most of your power from your hips. I’d also say it’s important to keep your palm up as long as possible through your follow through in a sidearm. That allows the disc to catch its nose up way less often. It’s similar to a baseball swing, and how you want your palm to remain up in your swing as long as possible

I've heard guys say they throw their best sidearm when they focus on snapping their hips (which will pull that trail leg around) with the disc lagging and the wrist snap becomes automatic. Have you ever tried that?!?!

I have a theory that the way muscle and tendons develop on a skinny/lanky person allows them to develop forehand distance more easily than an average human. Seems most of the forehand greats I know are built like you. Either way, I can always learn something thanks.

Mt longest sidearm throw is 413 feet. I tend to follow through further to the front instead of stopping on the side

My sidearm sucks! I've worked hard, but can never release it right. I feel stupid when I throw as hard as I can, then have to walk 50 feet and throw it again! Lol But really, I hardly ever get it to go more than 200 feet. I have worked hard but can't get it right ever.... Good video tho! Way to go

The reason I don’t do sidearm much is because it tends to hurt my elbow, which I know means my form is bad. Do you know what I’m doing that would make that happen? Feels like tennis/golf elbow.

My biggest issue is wrist roll. I get soooo much flutter on my sidearms. My touch shot approaches (sidearm) are money, but when I incorporate speed/distance, I get flutter like no other :(

I love forehand but my pec tendon hates it

I'm terrible with everything when i throw lol. I need to setup my phone camera or something so i can see why my distance is so bad.

Does anyone else have the issue of sore elbow when throwing max distance sidearms? I think my form is good. Maybe it’s just my arm or maybe I need to warm up more. Any tips appreciated.

You couldn't pay me enough to throw an anhyzer in a headwind.

you should probably be serviceable at sidearm/forearm if you're gonna make a video about giving advice on it. js