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Any way you can coax Vessi into making some wide width shoes? I wear EE or EEEE width shoes and trying to get normal shoes to fit my width means I need to wear almost "clown shoe" sizes 😒
@@BrianBloom I wish I had that kind of pull. As they're pursuing more market reach in disc golf, if that's a major factor/concern of a lot of disc golfers I could see it happening though! They're receptive to feedback!
As soon as you said the part about rotating hips with the shoulders back, I knew it was time for me to start taking notes. The right video at the right time for me for sure. Excited to do this one-leg throw drill this week
Nick you’re a friggin beast bro. Your in depth knowledge of disc golf kinesiology/myology/arthrology is key and makes a lot of sense. Being able to apply it is one thing. lol But I understand it.
halfway through cancer treatments so I don't have much energy to get out and work on form but I love it and trying new form techniques. Talking about it to is something I love so if you ever wanna chat about it let me know!
I was watching his nose-down video and I had to rewind so many times. So much science that goes over my head, but eventually he gets to the "how to" as opposed to the Harvard Physics Class essay explanation. 😅
Defintely a collab I was looking for. Great to see the more athletic and analytical breakdown of the sport. Anthony really put that into my head when he made his workout routine awhile back and I've been using a lot of Nick's warmups or variations of it before field work. Keep an eye on these two, all they do is leaps of improvement everytime I see their videos.
Definitely gonna try some of these things!! I have a degree in health and exercise science and work as a trainer, nick is a really smart guy and knows what he's talking about
Absolutely an amazing video. I really enjoyed the body anatomy lesson correlated to disc golf movements. If anyone is looking for a how to throw efficiently this is definitely a strong video for everyone to learn. I especially enjoyed the the process of throws. Very important to listen carefully to the checklist and to understand the variables that go with the pre-throw checklist. Meaning to really know the difference between mentally knowing the steps and physically integrating the steps. Feel is most important from what was gathered from the video. Great job yall! Keep booming them discs! ps. Bodanza says yeah 117 times. : ) lol
Sick video. I also find myself in that same field of having a Sport-Science background and knowing a lot about anatomy, but sometimes struggling to apply the knowledge I have into a structured training plan. Good luck this off season! Any big plans?
yo Bonanza :) - regarding the Vessies - if you have alot of moist/sweaty feet, do they allow youyr feet to breath ? im looking for some really good shoes and allmost purchased the knitted Vivo's - but alot of creators are promoting Vessies atm, so kindda having doubts now. (playing in scandinavia so alot of moist, cold and water everywhere the next 4-6 months :-/
Form is everything. Look at Ezra Aderhold and Gannon Buhr. Similar distance but Aderhold is clearly much stronger. If you can't put it on the disc, it's "wasted horsepower"
What’s always been weird to me is that humans don’t automatically use correct movements. You’d think you’d naturally adhere to what’s best for your body but nope.
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