New vlog playing at my new home course. Excited to start bringing you more consistent videos this year Tik Tok: @AmputeeDiscGolf@AmputeeDiscGolf IG: @AmputeeDiscGolf
Hey man, I really appreciate what you are doing on your channel. I found DG when Covid was taking a toll on me mentally and it became my therapy. Fast forward a couple years and I need to get left hip surgery. After almost a year of PT I am finally able to play casual rounds. I was bummed I couldn’t play but still stopped by local course from time to time to say hi to the folks. When they saw me they were stoked and started sharing stories about injuries, surgeries and their journeys of adapting and overcoming. The DG community is amazing and super supportive. I am now working on the things I can to improve my form and mechanics and with almost zero run up (basically slow walk up) Ican throw a consistent 300ft. Keep pushing man!
That's awesome to hear, from what I've learned, if you can control 300ft consistently you can play great golf. Thanks for supporting and watching. Happy to help any way I can with playing or training during recovery
Just throwing this out there I’m in the southwest Oklahoma area of your ever in my area would be down to get a round in with two left below knee amputees 🤷♂️💯
Hey man, I really appreciate what you are doing on your channel. I found DG when Covid was taking a toll on me mentally and it became my therapy. Fast forward a couple years and I need to get left hip surgery. After almost a year of PT I am finally able to play casual rounds. I was bummed I couldn’t play but still stopped by local course from time to time to say hi to the folks. When they saw me they were stoked and started sharing stories about injuries, surgeries and their journeys of adapting and overcoming. The DG community is amazing and super supportive. I am now working on the things I can to improve my form and mechanics and with almost zero run up (basically slow walk up) Ican throw a consistent 300ft. Keep pushing man!
That's awesome to hear, from what I've learned, if you can control 300ft consistently you can play great golf. Thanks for supporting and watching. Happy to help any way I can with playing or training during recovery
Just throwing this out there I’m in the southwest Oklahoma area of your ever in my area would be down to get a round in with two left below knee amputees 🤷♂️💯
I’d love to play a single leg round 🤣. Same goes for St. Louis