Seppo Paju Vlog: Backhand Form Breakdown | S3E20
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2020
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Love your style... Love how you keep it real. I don't EVER comment on these videos but you inspire me to be a better player and person. Much love to the Prodigy crew. Seem like good people and some great disc golfers that have their own style and excel with it.
I don't know why I haven't watched this yet, but I'm finally able to see how you throw!
I am 43 years old af!:) But goddammit Mr.Paju.. Everytime you upload another vlog. I just feel like a 10 year old kid again.!:)) Goddammit I LOVE this game. As a Balkan Veteran its damn near impossible to feel playfull, but this game is slowly bringing me back from a fucked up state of mind.!:) Keep up the spirit Mr. Paju Greeting s from Denmark
Just saw this comment and three years have passed. Veterans' problems are overlooked way too often. How are you doing? Have you kept playing this fun sport?
Finally! been looking around for one of these. I’m glad you finally came out with your drive form. Thank you Seppo!
Kiitos, tätä videota olenkin toivonut ja odottanut! Hyvä SP! 💪🏻
Thanks for starting with the slower speed shot and working up to the drive. Would love to see other pros in this format!
Really enjoyed and benefited more from the simplicity of this video. Thanks Seppo!
Great information Seppo. Your form is butter. It's simple, efficient, and powerful. I will definitely incorporate what I can into my form. Thank you for the info!!!
Insane form 🙌
Love the personal analysis idea!!
Seppo this was great I really enjoy the way you have broken down your throwing procedures it will help me in the future i also throw it high in my chest area if i dont my power is gone and it also changes were the disc goes . Thank you much !
That was awesome. Exactly what I expected from you and honestly so refreshing in the modern age of the sport. This is how Climo and others threw rocs 400' and teebirds 450'. Keep it loose, simple, and balanced.
Thanks for the great video Seppo!
Thank you for the great video Seppo!
LOVE IT, really appreciate you Seppo! you will see plenty of thrifty (this includes me pitch-forkers ;P) disc golfers complain about the rate you are asking but hopefully many more will be aware how fair it really is and I hope you get plenty of customers! Considering the hourly rates of all sorts of consulting this is more than fair... you are an exceptional and highly trained thrower of the disc and there are very f, ew people on the planet as well educated and skilled so thanks for offering your services ^_^
Thanks for sharing!! 💪💪
Thanks for the video Seppo!!!!!
Just so smooth
Great examples - rewatching now -
Great video!
Kiitos tästä videosta, opein paljon!
Thanks guys
Good job Seppo
Great stuff, been questioning tips lately from "unnatural-reach-back-guys", this looks pure, snapping, powerful, effortless - far!
I flex my wrist too it does help generate snap. I've honestly modeled my form off you once I noticed this
you can't get there any snap, it's just Seppo form, if you look closer then he stretch his wrist out before release, others just have it already stretched out before release, result is same
Thanks seppo
good info! i like it
Great video 👌
As an 70% forehand player, that was the best description of backhand I have seen.
maybe we shouldn't take the word from a 70% forehand player about the backhand..
@@Postermaestro As a 100% forehand player I disagree with this. I'm 100% sure what backhand drive should look like, but I'm not able to transfer it to my own backhand throw somehow...
@@zeikki4817 seeing as you're *one hundred* percent, i'll take your word for it
@@Postermaestro Thank you :) Pros are not best at teaching in what they are good at. Natural talents are not automatically best teachers.
Instead, someone who have had to break the throwing motion to the pieces are, as far as im conserned, best teachers.
@@zeikki4817 while I agree with your first paragraph, clearly since you've not able to "transfer it" you're not in a position to say that you know how it's supposed to be performed. I can watch 100 slowmo videos of pros throwing and point out the different positions they go through. That doesn't help one bit for me or anyone else.
Can you explain a bit more about “your left leg pumping towards your right” to get power? Does this have something to do with a strong brace leg in the other video? Thanks so much for this form breakdown!
Definitely going to buy one of those form reviews, I've developed what I think is a similar form and you'll probably be the best person to look at it
Joseph Illingworth is a spin and throw OG
@@jamalydude And copying seppo Before finding that group is where it all started! Lol
I will still say, nobody can throw a putter like Seppo does
Henkilökohtainen opastus ei olis pahitteeksi myöskään :D
$48 us, little steep for an analysis for me, but really appreciate that you’re doing this and wish more touring pros would offer what you’re doing. Good stuff!
If you learned how to brace properly, you'd become even better, Seppu!
There's only one guy on the tour who can actually brace effectively, and that is Drew Gibson.
Sorry mate, no one else even comes close to his form.
You really need to learn to extend your front leg strongly during the elbow smash.
Seppo actually throws farther than Drew. Both have a really good form.
I'd take Ezra Aderhold's form over Gibson any day of the week.
Giving one of the top 5 distance throwers in the world form advice is absolutely fucking ridiculous. Humble yourself and get the fuck outta here dude this guy would out drive you with a putter.