How I Went From 300 to 400 Feet | Road To 400ft Final Part 

Love when people that have recently touched new breakthroughs and have a lot of those growth notes fresh in their head share stuff like this.

Max distance is fun and you gotta have fun when you play DG as well. Yeah ofc precision matters far more if you're in a competition but hitting a massive distance PR is just something special.

I like how you are taking practical steps towards improving your max distance. A note on the run up example in the video. You essentially came to a complete stop before your x step. I am no professional but I have been playing disc golf since the late 90s and PDGA tourneys since 2007. I agree that a run up is important but not as important as keeping momentum throughout the entire motion. If you only take a couple extra steps before starting your wind up you may see better results. I'm 5ft 8in and 47 years old still throw 400 or just under fairly accurately. I think its most important to find a disc that you can throw with max flight and glide for whatever arm speed you happen to have. For instance as I get older and am playing / practicing less than I was in my 20's and 30's, I AM NO LONGER TRYING TO BOMB OVERSTABLE MAX SPEED PLASTIC. Controlling less stable lower speed discs correctly will yield much better results with less effort. I throw a roadrunner much further than the champ destroyer i keep in my bag for utility hyzers.

Keep at it man. I just cleared 500' it's been a journey. My best tip for you is don't load your muscles as much. Disc isn't heavy, you don't have to try so "hard" as you do "fast" Think of footwork and speed like a figure skater, or a dancer.

So happy to see your progress. Keep up the great work!

Thx for sharing your journey!

Thank you for the tips!

I love your message at the beginning that it is possible if you believe. I am a new disc golfer and struggle to hit 200' consistently. I know it's form, timing, and practice that will get me there. I am going to try some of your training tips and drills during some practice days.

I have all the same excuses lol. I must be too short, I didn't start early enough, i need longer levers😂😂😂

Congratulations on hitting your goal! I've enjoyed your videos, and I've learned some things from you. I don't think you've maxed out yet. I think you can get to 450, and that would be pretty awesome for 5'4."

I love how you organized this video with the keys, going to help a lot of people see what's important for them to do in practice! 500ft 360 coming soon? 👀

Great stuff. I'm going to check out some of these drills you mentioned. I used to deadlift quite a bit when I was in my 20's and 30's, I feel like I should mention that if you start moving heavy weight during deadlifts the wear and tear on your lower spine can be pretty bad. There are good alternatives to deadlifting that will be less risky for your lower back and hip mobility down the road. Keep up the good work!

Good solid video 👏

6:31 what type of work did you do at gym to fix the power pocket?

awesome video! i am pumped to keep working on my journey! how many days a week were you training?

Nice video. I am also on the short side at 5’8”. Would you care to show how you grip your drivers? Thanks!

Thanks for sharing your journey. As a fellow shortman, I will be really interested in the drills you used.

I would love the video you mentioned on wrist positions. My body can't do it yet😢

Smooth is far. Its all in the snap and angle of release. Never try to murder it.... 👌🎉 tournament disc golf is not about throwing far also its about accuracy. 👍