Paul Ulibarri Disc Golf Clinic 2017 - Grip, Angle, and Follow Through (Pt.1) 

Prime Time Uli never looked this good!

@Kyng Ahmed i use Flixzone. Just search on google for it =)

@Cory Devon Yea, been watching on flixzone for years myself :)

@Cory Devon Thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service =) Appreciate it!

@Kyng Ahmed Happy to help xD

i know right! i was putting yesterday and figured out how to make better spin by doing just what he is saying! good shit maynard!

Agreed. Right now it’s January 2019, and this is my third winter getting regular practice in. This whole time I’ve been adjusting my grip rather than paying enough attention to the angle of the disc upon release. Along with learning to throw completely stationary (which removes the chaos factor in footing), having a consistent grip in place is helping greatly.

Agreed!!

Did the disc come out Naturally tho when you slowed things down? I would Imagine that It would be Harder for the disc to rip/snap, no? 😮 / newbie

Same boat. I wanna get out to McIver/Timber again :(

John Harrison I love both those courses.

I've been playing in the rain. I'm heading out right now. I have some Gortex gear, an Outdoor Research Seattle Sombrero, wool fingerless gloves, bluetooth speaker. It's pretty fun mang!

Very dirty does have a negative effect on grip and balance. I clean all faster than mid to appear clean. Mids and putters very clean as it affects grip alot.

You can manipulate it with the angle you pull through. If you need a throw to be more nose up for a stall or whatever reason, you just start your reach back lower, and then release higher. You don't want to adjust your grip at all, like Uli is saying. It can be done other ways, but not with the consistency that comes with doing it this way.

Pertaining to drives, there almost never should be any change of angle with the nose. If you're throwing downhill, you should hold the crease the same like uli says but follow through in the downwards direction.

awesome comment, might borrow that one ;)

You can just say you think he's hot. It's 2017

I'm engaged, to a girl. But good for you having homoerotic thoughts!

Typically flippy means that it's tends to fly understable and flips over once it's thrown.

Yes

Yeah, that's the only thing that was a little weird. Alls he needs to do is eliminate that from his vocabs and he's coolz man.

Anony Duce...... Hilarious!!

It's a western PA thing. I'm assuming he's from somewhere around Pittsburgh.

I had a feeling this would be the top comment...haha

Nah, the best part was hearing him say “follow throughing” ~8:20 LOL

Haha still waiting

that question was not thought through. "What's your focus?" could mean a thousand things.

I',m not sure you guys are right. Just how a gyroscope resist change, a disc with spin will resist change. The more spin, the more it wants too keep holding the angle you put on it. But then again, as you try to put more spin on the disc you tend to throw a little harder. Harder = flippier, so it's kind of a tradeoff.

Gordon .Davis he’s been out since early summer. ACL injury or something with the leg. Been out for a while. This is from 2017

I think that's one of the hardest thing to describe. I think the best way to describe it is by imagining the line you're throwing on. There's the start point, where your pull-back goes back to and then you're pulling straight through on the line you've picked. The hit point (for me) is where your arm is about to come off that line. If you hold on too late, you grip-lock it, too early, same problem, other side. But I think the line of the shot is the key. Hope that helps. I'm no Paul Ulibarri, so take this with the proverbial grain of salt =)

check this video starting at 30:00....As good as it gets. Wait for his second drive. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ruayy12THRw.html

Bret Kurth - Haha, I saw that too. It’s such a detailed face that’s it complete proportion to a real human.

I agree Jonjey. I am not dissing Paul's effort in trying to help people, but he does more to confuse them than help, by simply repeating "follow-through". It's like teaching somebody how to dunk a basketball, you don't just "figure it out", it comes from 1000's of jumps. A lot of the top pros, like Paul, have put in years of practice and they are so skilled that they do things without thinking, and so it is difficult for them to relate and teach new players who are trying to "figure it out". The players are asking basic questions and he doesn't really have answers, they are just so happy to be around a top-level player and they probably just view themselves as unskilled. I do realize that he's at least making an effort to help people, and he probably feels like saying, "look... if you want to get to my level then throw a million throws and figure it out just like I did!" So, better advice would be to play lots of catch, with putters, and throw everyday and you will start to reach these milestones, etc.... All that talk about spin control?? Get out of here with that mess....

Looks more like he picked up a leaf to dry hand and tossed away. Definitely just picked something off the ground though.