Um, I just towel drilled this in the kitchen. Without even throwing a disc I can tell this is the video I needed. The rest of my disc golf life thanks you. This is so much easier to do the walk up with that positive tilt in the x step. That negative tilt in the brace step feels so much more powerful and natural. Only throwing 350 on my best throws. Will update new max asap!
Oh great, 6 more things to obsess over as I go careening off the end of the teepad while failing to execute steps 7, 10, and 13, smh. Awesome tips, coaching, and analysis as usual guys, I see I have some more work to do!
Haha can be true.. Just practice it slowly in a NON playing situation and get your body used to it. For real play focus on just 1-2 big KEY things and you body will get used to the feel(becomes natural)
This goes hand-in-hand with your last video where you spoke about keeping the hips high during the walk up. I incorporated that and was just doing really slow walk ups on my tee shots and it was already adding 20+ feet on my backhands. Pretty stoked to think of this in terms of keeping the lead shoulder down and creating that space. Thanks for the great content. I will definitely check out your store.
Every single time I watch a video I learn. I’ve been able to apply more of these coaching drills to my game better than anyone else. I have seen a drastic change in upshot’s driving distance to 300 to now 380/400 average😂
This was super helpful, thank you so much for the great tips. I've watched a few of your videos and you really know what you're talking about. Keep up the great work! 👍🏻
This video helped my form more than anything else…keeping the positive tilt during the early footwork was so helpful in my timing and finding some consistency in my form. Kudos to your team.
Watching you break this down was breaking my brain. Those positive and negative angles look exactly like the form of pros like McBeth and Eagle. Great stuff!
This is such simple advice. Ive tried form work for last 6 months and i feel like my form improved but i got into a spot where my hips arent right and this can help a lot. Thanks
I tried it this evening, and I think it helps! I'm excited to smooth it out. Thanks! PS. I had heard of your channel, but the Creator's Cup put you on my radar. Keep up the entertaining and informative work!
This goes to show all disc golfers we all have a different technique;) I have watched many videos on form from tee pad and each one has its own form breakdown. Practice and find what works for you personally I take all different types of forms and find my form through all these teachings and make my own unique form with what I have learned from others. Thank you for your awesome video.
OT, another great tutorial, thanks so much. I was wondering if the visual would have been better to digest if you used a actual throw then freeze framed to explain the angles. Either way you are a Rock Star.
Tried this today during a round, because why not... Threw the best drive of my life. already seeing a power difference. Now I'll work on my line accuracy.
Hum, this seems really thought out. I will defiantly have to try this, I hope to report back with positive feedback. Hopefully I can. I am sure it will take a little while of practicing to fix my form. Thanks a lot for doing this video.
Thank you. I was rounding when I first filmed myself. I did better after reaching back away from my body. Ii am still having trouble creating space though. I think it is because my shoulders are too level. I will really try working on this.
Good video. Not like other guys that do more talking than actually demonstrating. Very helpful But if you ask me Simon's right shoulder looks slightly above or even with his left.
Trying to generate more power and snap myself I would reach directly back away from my target doing exactly what this video is teaching us not to, because of this on my pull through I've actually hit myself in the left peck before with my disc. Can't wait to try this out!
Have you done a video about breaking old habits? Ive been playing casually for years and am trying to get better now, but I feel like when I make a change and record myself I see that it didn't actually stick. Any recommendations?
Utilizing Josh’s power pocket principle with the reach back. If it comes back to point of origin with the reach back (arm). Will hips likewise return to last upward tilt angle on load step as well?
It is like learning to drive. There are 1,001 that you have to do and/or think about so you keep learning and when they become habit you work on a few more things. I am around number 35 on my quest but keep improving every time I play or practice.
I'd love to see you guys cover/analyze/discuss Kristian Kuoksa. His form, in my opinion looks the most effortless out of anyone and he is getting close to breaking 800 feet (no 360 either) on his distance drives. He has a distance tips video on his youtube that is great. I really appreciate the content ya'll put out. It is professional and very well done.
That tilt angle, I like to think of as a plane, not a line ... and the shoulders are on that plane and rotate (revolve?) around the center point in the upper back. This keeps the entire motion of the disc in the plane, pointing slightly up. What I haven't yet achieved the feel for is keeping the disc nose down in relation to that plane. I can do it when the plane is flat, but when I get the plane tilted up, the disc also goes nose up and hyzers off.
I've probably commented a few times on Josh's videos... something like "...this was THE thing that helped me understand....yada, yada...." But this, Josh....this appeals directly to the golfer in me that did drills that would just hammer positions into my brain until they became instinctual and natural. I went out and worked with this drill, and was instantly rewarded with shots that jetted out right on line...that video explained to me how shoulder tilt/turn automatically left the disc in the right place for my weight to transfer correctly .. awesome. Thanks a lot for putting this one together - it really was THE one....or maybe I've just been watching all your videos, practiced, and......?
Hey overthrow! I have been viewing with extreme detail the way you teach and your form. I am from Colombia South America and I am trying to excel in disc golf. What can I do to get you to watch a video I have of my form!
I think the tilt is about way more than creating space for the disc. I think it helps you rotate back more AND allows you to engage more powerful muscles on your pull through.
Holy crap! I was getting my Wave out to 330 with minimal turn. Today I focused on shoulder angles and threw a long turnover out to 360 a few times, no fade or skip. With some agile control I might finally break the 375 barrier.
Wondering if you could show or comment on Cat Allen here, given that she has a most prominent up pump/ down press/ up release that seems to be what this video leads to.
Does this negative to positive position not result in some nose up angles? Legit questions, because I am wondering if there is a secondary form issue I need to fix so that I don't get nose angle issues when incorporating this.
It doesn’t. If we are thinking about it that way it would mean high shots are nose up and low shouts are nose down. Which we know isn’t necessarily true. It’s a secondary issue to this for sure imho
Short version: On backhands, should you curl your wrist in towards your forearm, you give your wrist more range of motion to impart more spin on a disk? Or is this just added unneeded motion in the form. Since on a forehand the wrist does a lot of the work, should it be more actively used on a backhand? More context: Total beginner here with a very small amount of ultimate experience, I found in ultimate that giving the extra range of motion to accelerate the disc, really helped it fly more stably when I was trying to send one. A more formal wording of this question might be. On my backhand, am I supposed curl my wrist in toward my forearm in the reach back, to offer extra rotation on my disc when I'm teeing off? Currently I am trying to maintain a neutral wrist position in line with my forearm untill the very end where I naturally snap my wrist say 30-45° when viewed from above, during my release of the disc. It feels like I don't have the spin rate out of my hand to keep disc stable over longer drives since from about 60%-80% of it's way through it's shot the disc seems to start a small wobble, and then it does the normal finish left (I am a RHBH player). Any advice would be nice, frankly something about snapping through the maximum range of motion on the wrist seems like it would require a lot of force on it when you start getting into higher arm speeds, in order to not slow you down.
The wrist should be loose but not active ideally. In the beginning you might work on actively curling it in but later you want it to naturally break inward.
I have trouble going from loaded hips to unloaded hips in my plant step. Often my hips get jammed up and my upper body comes over the top tilting over. Do you have any tips to smooth out the loaded/unloaded transition?
New guy here. I’ve been told that my reach back and pull through is at the “nipple line” ( seekrs robot drill) however I am hearing that it should be between the belly button and Nipple. Can we confirm that having a lower reach back height is better then higher because we have to pull through ourself?
Whether lower or higher you shouldn’t be pulling through yourself. Loads of pros with a high and a low one. Paul’s is pretty high. I’d worry about the spacing and such and let the nuances of how high be fleshed out as you work through those concepts.
Could you revisit release angle? Your previous video from around a year ago on release angle shows you throwing an anhyzer with your right shoulder above your left. Or at least go into further detail on the anhyzer release? It feels like conflicting info.
@@OverthrowDiscGolf Beginner here...love your videos! Are you demonstrating a hyzer or flat throw with the right shoulder going that low in the backswing? To throw it flat, the spine/shoulders still get to the correct angle by the time of release? My tendency is to actually throw it a little too low, so hoping that getting the backswing turn to be less flat will help with that.
Just to add a quick thing about the Anhyzer, In my opinion, the main reason the trail shoulder and hip is still lower than the lead shoulder and hip is because if it was the reverse your weight shift would be going in the opposite direction of your throw, (your head will always tilt in the opposite direction of your momentum to create a counterbalance), so you be fighting momentum resulting in a lot of lower back pain and timing issues
@@OverthrowDiscGolf the stack and tilt methodology from Ball golf might be of some interest to you, I don't have enough disc golf experience to see if it would be transferable or not
Thanks for a wonderful channel. I must say that it really didnt look as if simons shoulders did what you said they did thou? Are you stil convinced after looking at this and freezing the image on the release? Thanks
I’m still quite convinced. Bonus info: you can use the < and > keys on your laptop to go frame by frame in the CZcams player. Helpful for figuring this sort of thing out.
@@zenzym that's what he was saying. The left shoulder should come out lower than his right one, he mentioned it. We go from positive tilt, to a negative tilt during the reach back, back to a positive tilt during the swing.
@@tylerlin8259 @Tyler Lin yes true, at the end of the swing its positive tilt again. I think i get confused by the language there. "See how his right shoulder comes through lower than his left shoulder." So he means during reachback. Got it. Alltough on simons reachback its not a clear negative tilt. At least not in that angle and shot that is in this video. It looks to be close to level. But that only makes sense cause hes throwing an clear anhyser.
@@zenzym My bad, I understand what you are trying to say. You are right, during the reachback it's close to neutral. I went back to Overthrow's slow mo video of simon and looked at the back angle. It shows a slight negative tilt during the reach back. Very close to neutral though, had to go frame by frame to see it. Although as simon throws further anyhyzers the tilt becomes more pronounced. czcams.com/video/xwEFWS7gMxs/video.html 4:57
Any drills or ideas for adjusting the rest of your body to compensate for this shoulder angle? Watching slow mo, seems like there’s a hip hinge and some compensation in the arm during the hit that I haven’t figured out how to mimic.
The problem I'm personally having I'm not moving around the disc because I'm always wanting to keep the disc stacked underneath my left pec. I also think I'm over extending my plant foot thus losing all power
When you were demonstrating the movement, your feet were almost in a straight line whereas when you went a bit faster, they were more staggered. I would like to see a full speed throw showing this to see where the feet are actually positioned when doing a real throw.
it looked like Simons right shoulder on anhyzer was lower but juuuuuust before he released the disc it was like the shoulders switch places through the release..? 6:25 PAUSE you see his right shoulder above the left shoulder
@@OverthrowDiscGolf @Overthrow Disc Golf oh just a half joke/reference to the contra "spread shot" ya know one of the gun upgrades the character gets 😆
I thought awhile for who really exaggerates this movement, and then i got it. Catrina Allen. She always pushes her hip like super-high, then comes down low and then high again.
I'd like to talk about hips. R̶i̶h̶a̶n̶n̶a̶ Shakira said they don't lie, I just need to find a way to translate plant, fire hips torso / with arm lag / whip... ;)
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Um, I just towel drilled this in the kitchen. Without even throwing a disc I can tell this is the video I needed. The rest of my disc golf life thanks you. This is so much easier to do the walk up with that positive tilt in the x step. That negative tilt in the brace step feels so much more powerful and natural. Only throwing 350 on my best throws. Will update new max asap!
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Oh great, 6 more things to obsess over as I go careening off the end of the teepad while failing to execute steps 7, 10, and 13, smh. Awesome tips, coaching, and analysis as usual guys, I see I have some more work to do!
Stop obsessing over each movement as it leads to worse form. Seems counter intuitive but you need to learn what works for you
Haha can be true.. Just practice it slowly in a NON playing situation and get your body used to it. For real play focus on just 1-2 big KEY things and you body will get used to the feel(becomes natural)
Love this comment. I'm with ya in the Careening Off the Tee While Having Too Much On My Mind About the Throw Club! Let's go throw
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Don't practice on the course!!! Get out in the field to work on this stuff. Once you're on that teepad, turn it off and play disc golf 🙂
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This goes hand-in-hand with your last video where you spoke about keeping the hips high during the walk up. I incorporated that and was just doing really slow walk ups on my tee shots and it was already adding 20+ feet on my backhands. Pretty stoked to think of this in terms of keeping the lead shoulder down and creating that space. Thanks for the great content. I will definitely check out your store.
Every single time I watch a video I learn. I’ve been able to apply more of these coaching drills to my game better than anyone else. I have seen a drastic change in upshot’s driving distance to 300 to now 380/400 average😂
Y'alls videos keep getting better and better. Kudos.
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This helped me set a new personal best throw, about 280 feet. Thank you so much!
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This was super helpful, thank you so much for the great tips. I've watched a few of your videos and you really know what you're talking about. Keep up the great work! 👍🏻
This was one of the biggest things in my recent form review. Game changer for me!
This video helped my form more than anything else…keeping the positive tilt during the early footwork was so helpful in my timing and finding some consistency in my form. Kudos to your team.
Watching you break this down was breaking my brain. Those positive and negative angles look exactly like the form of pros like McBeth and Eagle. Great stuff!
This is such simple advice. Ive tried form work for last 6 months and i feel like my form improved but i got into a spot where my hips arent right and this can help a lot. Thanks
I tried it this evening, and I think it helps! I'm excited to smooth it out. Thanks! PS. I had heard of your channel, but the Creator's Cup put you on my radar. Keep up the entertaining and informative work!
This goes to show all disc golfers we all have a different technique;)
I have watched many videos on form from tee pad and each one has its own form breakdown. Practice and find what works for you personally I take all different types of forms and find my form through all these teachings and make my own unique form with what I have learned from others. Thank you for your awesome video.
OT, another great tutorial, thanks so much. I was wondering if the visual would have been better to digest if you used a actual throw then freeze framed to explain the angles. Either way you are a Rock Star.
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Tried this today during a round, because why not... Threw the best drive of my life. already seeing a power difference. Now I'll work on my line accuracy.
Hum, this seems really thought out. I will defiantly have to try this, I hope to report back with positive feedback. Hopefully I can. I am sure it will take a little while of practicing to fix my form. Thanks a lot for doing this video.
Thank you. I was rounding when I first filmed myself. I did better after reaching back away from my body. Ii am still having trouble creating space though. I think it is because my shoulders are too level. I will really try working on this.
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Experimenting with second step on walk up. And using it to aim hip tilt for the swing plane to follow (for uphill shots)
Good video. Not like other guys that do more talking than actually demonstrating. Very helpful
But if you ask me Simon's right shoulder looks slightly above or even with his left.
Trying to generate more power and snap myself I would reach directly back away from my target doing exactly what this video is teaching us not to, because of this on my pull through I've actually hit myself in the left peck before with my disc. Can't wait to try this out!
Have you done a video about breaking old habits? Ive been playing casually for years and am trying to get better now, but I feel like when I make a change and record myself I see that it didn't actually stick. Any recommendations?
I reaaaaaallllly need to do this video. I’ve got plans to but it is on a long list
@@OverthrowDiscGolf awesome I'll be waiting.
@@OverthrowDiscGolf This is the video I need!
This!!!
I am old and also have lots and lots of bad habits. Thanks for commenting my thoughts for me :)
Utilizing Josh’s power pocket principle with the reach back. If it comes back to point of origin with the reach back (arm). Will hips likewise return to last upward tilt angle on load step as well?
It is like learning to drive. There are 1,001 that you have to do and/or think about so you keep learning and when they become habit you work on a few more things. I am around number 35 on my quest but keep improving every time I play or practice.
I'd love to see you guys cover/analyze/discuss Kristian Kuoksa. His form, in my opinion looks the most effortless out of anyone and he is getting close to breaking 800 feet (no 360 either) on his distance drives. He has a distance tips video on his youtube that is great. I really appreciate the content ya'll put out. It is professional and very well done.
Amazing content
Hey Josh, I keep trying to pull to my chin in my back swing and it feels natural. Do you have a video or a tip to help?
That tilt angle, I like to think of as a plane, not a line ... and the shoulders are on that plane and rotate (revolve?) around the center point in the upper back. This keeps the entire motion of the disc in the plane, pointing slightly up. What I haven't yet achieved the feel for is keeping the disc nose down in relation to that plane. I can do it when the plane is flat, but when I get the plane tilted up, the disc also goes nose up and hyzers off.
This is probably the best way to think about it but will come in another video
I've probably commented a few times on Josh's videos... something like "...this was THE thing that helped me understand....yada, yada...."
But this, Josh....this appeals directly to the golfer in me that did drills that would just hammer positions into my brain until they became instinctual and natural.
I went out and worked with this drill, and was instantly rewarded with shots that jetted out right on line...that video explained to me how shoulder tilt/turn automatically left the disc in the right place for my weight to transfer correctly .. awesome.
Thanks a lot for putting this one together - it really was THE one....or maybe I've just been watching all your videos, practiced, and......?
It’s probably the work you’ve put in. Haha
great video.
Hey overthrow! I have been viewing with extreme detail the way you teach and your form. I am from Colombia South America and I am trying to excel in disc golf. What can I do to get you to watch a video I have of my form!
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I think the tilt is about way more than creating space for the disc. I think it helps you rotate back more AND allows you to engage more powerful muscles on your pull through.
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Holy crap! I was getting my Wave out to 330 with minimal turn. Today I focused on shoulder angles and threw a long turnover out to 360 a few times, no fade or skip. With some agile control I might finally break the 375 barrier.
Congrats!
Was wondering why I would sometimes smash the edge of the disc into my ribs. This happened with a Z line Nuke and my side hurt the next day.
Dropping my right shoulder for the space causes me to throw only hyzers.. Any ideas how to fix that?
I start low then get even lower to finish high. But I throw only understable on hyzer
Can you explain the difference in tilt angles for forehand as well?
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Wondering if you could show or comment on Cat Allen here, given that she has a most prominent up pump/ down press/ up release that seems to be what this video leads to.
Yep. Throwers with hyzer form are much more obvious in their application of this. Catrina falls in that category.
Does this negative to positive position not result in some nose up angles? Legit questions, because I am wondering if there is a secondary form issue I need to fix so that I don't get nose angle issues when incorporating this.
It doesn’t. If we are thinking about it that way it would mean high shots are nose up and low shouts are nose down. Which we know isn’t necessarily true. It’s a secondary issue to this for sure imho
Short version: On backhands, should you curl your wrist in towards your forearm, you give your wrist more range of motion to impart more spin on a disk? Or is this just added unneeded motion in the form. Since on a forehand the wrist does a lot of the work, should it be more actively used on a backhand?
More context: Total beginner here with a very small amount of ultimate experience, I found in ultimate that giving the extra range of motion to accelerate the disc, really helped it fly more stably when I was trying to send one. A more formal wording of this question might be. On my backhand, am I supposed curl my wrist in toward my forearm in the reach back, to offer extra rotation on my disc when I'm teeing off? Currently I am trying to maintain a neutral wrist position in line with my forearm untill the very end where I naturally snap my wrist say 30-45° when viewed from above, during my release of the disc. It feels like I don't have the spin rate out of my hand to keep disc stable over longer drives since from about 60%-80% of it's way through it's shot the disc seems to start a small wobble, and then it does the normal finish left (I am a RHBH player).
Any advice would be nice, frankly something about snapping through the maximum range of motion on the wrist seems like it would require a lot of force on it when you start getting into higher arm speeds, in order to not slow you down.
The wrist should be loose but not active ideally. In the beginning you might work on actively curling it in but later you want it to naturally break inward.
I have trouble going from loaded hips to unloaded hips in my plant step. Often my hips get jammed up and my upper body comes over the top tilting over. Do you have any tips to smooth out the loaded/unloaded transition?
The hula drill has what you’re looking for I believe
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New guy here. I’ve been told that my reach back and pull through is at the “nipple line” ( seekrs robot drill) however I am hearing that it should be between the belly button and Nipple.
Can we confirm that having a lower reach back height is better then higher because we have to pull through ourself?
Whether lower or higher you shouldn’t be pulling through yourself. Loads of pros with a high and a low one. Paul’s is pretty high. I’d worry about the spacing and such and let the nuances of how high be fleshed out as you work through those concepts.
Could you revisit release angle? Your previous video from around a year ago on release angle shows you throwing an anhyzer with your right shoulder above your left. Or at least go into further detail on the anhyzer release? It feels like conflicting info.
Certainly. I was thinking the same thing. Definitely conflicts with the hula hoop imagery a little when it comes to the shoulders.
@@OverthrowDiscGolf Can’t wait! Loving these new drills you guys are putting out!
@@OverthrowDiscGolf Beginner here...love your videos! Are you demonstrating a hyzer or flat throw with the right shoulder going that low in the backswing? To throw it flat, the spine/shoulders still get to the correct angle by the time of release?
My tendency is to actually throw it a little too low, so hoping that getting the backswing turn to be less flat will help with that.
@@sgib199 every angle will have a little drop in it. Height is determined by how much you swing that lead hip up
Just to add a quick thing about the Anhyzer, In my opinion, the main reason the trail shoulder and hip is still lower than the lead shoulder and hip is because if it was the reverse your weight shift would be going in the opposite direction of your throw, (your head will always tilt in the opposite direction of your momentum to create a counterbalance), so you be fighting momentum resulting in a lot of lower back pain and timing issues
Mmmmm. Great point
@@OverthrowDiscGolf the stack and tilt methodology from Ball golf might be of some interest to you, I don't have enough disc golf experience to see if it would be transferable or not
Thanks for a wonderful channel.
I must say that it really didnt look as if simons shoulders did what you said they did thou? Are you stil convinced after looking at this and freezing the image on the release? Thanks
I’m still quite convinced. Bonus info: you can use the < and > keys on your laptop to go frame by frame in the CZcams player. Helpful for figuring this sort of thing out.
@@zenzym that's what he was saying. The left shoulder should come out lower than his right one, he mentioned it. We go from positive tilt, to a negative tilt during the reach back, back to a positive tilt during the swing.
@@tylerlin8259 @Tyler Lin yes true, at the end of the swing its positive tilt again. I think i get confused by the language there. "See how his right shoulder comes through lower than his left shoulder." So he means during reachback. Got it.
Alltough on simons reachback its not a clear negative tilt. At least not in that angle and shot that is in this video. It looks to be close to level. But that only makes sense cause hes throwing an clear anhyser.
@@zenzym My bad, I understand what you are trying to say. You are right, during the reachback it's close to neutral. I went back to Overthrow's slow mo video of simon and looked at the back angle. It shows a slight negative tilt during the reach back. Very close to neutral though, had to go frame by frame to see it. Although as simon throws further anyhyzers the tilt becomes more pronounced. czcams.com/video/xwEFWS7gMxs/video.html 4:57
Any drills or ideas for adjusting the rest of your body to compensate for this shoulder angle? Watching slow mo, seems like there’s a hip hinge and some compensation in the arm during the hit that I haven’t figured out how to mimic.
You have hit on the two ways I think they are compensating; hip hinge and arm adjustment
The problem I'm personally having I'm not moving around the disc because I'm always wanting to keep the disc stacked underneath my left pec. I also think I'm over extending my plant foot thus losing all power
When you were demonstrating the movement, your feet were almost in a straight line whereas when you went a bit faster, they were more staggered. I would like to see a full speed throw showing this to see where the feet are actually positioned when doing a real throw.
for some reason when I try this all my throws come out on even more hyzer then usual
It’ll happen as you learn. Stand up at the waist a bit more to make the motion less severe.
I also threw my Envies almost 300 with no anny
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Outro music better than intro
Sorry, if you’re starting with feet 🦶 together it would be step 3 where the hip angle 📐 aiming happens
it looked like Simons right shoulder on anhyzer was lower but juuuuuust before he released the disc it was like the shoulders switch places through the release..? 6:25 PAUSE you see his right shoulder above the left shoulder
Correct!
I think we just need a video of you nuking a bunch of discs out in the field
Bahaha. Well I guess Simon and Drew will have to do for now
I've seen it in person, he nukes 'em.
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what about the spread shot?!
I’ll bite. What’s that?
@@OverthrowDiscGolf @Overthrow Disc Golf oh just a half joke/reference to the contra "spread shot" ya know one of the gun upgrades the character gets 😆
@@DiscGolfDigest ahhhhh. I made it lame because I made you explain it
I tried this the other day and my shot came out like a flyball to the short stop. :/
Sounds like a swing plane issue out of the pocket but dunno
Looks like you guys went to the George Costanza School of Modeling 😆
I thought awhile for who really exaggerates this movement, and then i got it. Catrina Allen. She always pushes her hip like super-high, then comes down low and then high again.
Yep!
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When I try this I just throw a spike hyzer
Does the Konami code give me unlimited mulligans?
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Simon MAYBE got to neutral on that anny throw. Definitely not negative
Great tips regardless. Thanks for breaking stuff down
Thanks. Check it out from the behind view.
You don't show the behind view, so that's hard to do.
@@michaelrunge1922 we have a full video with simon from every angle if you want to check it out
If you guys don't calm down I might end up being forced to move up from Rec division. Sheesh.
I feel like Catrina Allen always looks like she throws with an exaggerated version of this.
Yep. This is much more apparent with hyzer form
I'd like to talk about hips. R̶i̶h̶a̶n̶n̶a̶ Shakira said they don't lie, I just need to find a way to translate plant, fire hips torso / with arm lag / whip... ;)
I think it was Shakira who said that mate ;)
@@SteveLPDNB Shakira Shakira! ~W.Jean
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@@OverthrowDiscGolf How to incorporate Rory McIlroy hip rotation into a John Daily body...