TWO Tips to Throw FAR Forehands | 400+ Feet 

My favorite forehand discs are Adder, Longbowman, and Harp. Good video, tho I was struggling to explain the throw to my homie.

Leading with the wrist is a good tip and nailing down angle control. My forehands get wild as soon as I try to get it out to 350-400. Lost my Grace the other day in the gnarliest sticker bushes ever due to trying to throw a forehand too hard. RIP.

That’s amazing distance at 4800’ elevation. I’ll give it a try.

Whitechapel zone. Nice

Love the Whitechapel zone 🤟

All good advice but be honest throwing long forehand can easily injure your elbow or shoulder .... and I put long instead of 400 that u where throwing only because if someone is maxed out at 200 and starts going full power they can mess up their elbow being most common sometimes the shoulder. If you have played disc golf any real length of time, then you know ppl who have jacked their arm on a forehand ... I've done it and I am only 2 years in right up to pros Eagle messed his arm up throwing forehands and now barely throws them because of the injury potential. ... be careful out there...

1:07 eagle doesn't hold his discs palm-up. it's more palm facing forward, maybe just slightly up. This idea that you should serve the plate is absolutely wrong. It's funny because even Ricky Wysocki says to throw palm-up, but he doesn't actually do it himself. you're throwing palm-up then follow through to palm-down, which is essentially an intentional wrist roll.

I can't throw more than 155ft forehand or backhand. I have watched a ton of videos and nothing helps.

“I can’t throw 400 ft, but I’m going to teach you how to throw 400+ ft” Interesting…….