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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2020
- Hey guys!
A key to getting a good throw is to have a good run-up! Tomas sure has one and in this video he´s showing me, a disc golf beginner, how to do it.
Let me know if there´s something that works for you 😀🤘!
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Hey! Here's some very nice stuff for you 😀🤘 /Jonathan
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"If you do it like this.. you're not completely wrong" That is my bar, right there. Not completely wrong
Very good instruction. It's nice to watch someone learning instead of just a pro saying to robotically move like this. Thank you and PLEASE continue
Same, I like the mistakes that are made too. As someone that constantly does the same thing with just spinning around off the teepad backwards a lot lol..
Yes. More. These progress so logically, I feel like I'm on a course!
That´s awesome. Thank you for your feedback :) /Jonathan
I've been playing for almost 15 years and developed some bad habits.
These have been THE BEST instructional videos I've seen. It consistently goes from simple breakdowns to detailed correction of typical beginner mistakes. It's so much easier to break bad habits when I can understand not just what I'm doing wrong, but why it's happening.
10/10 series. I hope you keep doing these.
Thank you 😀 /Jonathan
Best series on CZcams.
Been disc golfing for a few years and no other channel has explained this as well as y'all. Made me get it in less than 5 min whereas I couldn't figure it out in years lol. Great channel. Look forward to the progress.
I love what Jonathan has done with this channel. I was in my first year of playing and was struggling to improve. This channel helped me tremendously. I recently got under par for my first time on my local course. I usually got +10 or worse. Love this channel
That´s awesome. Well done! /jonathan
I just started. These videos are great!
Just remembering that the left foot is always 45° and the right is always 90° helps tremendously. Thanks so much for the tips.
I´ll remember that :). Thats a good tip. /jonathan
I just like these videos. I've been playing for years, but I still appreciate these. Thank you.
I am a fairly new but older player. I find Tomas has the most understandable way of teaching of anyone producing disc golf videos on CZcams. . Johnathan makes the videos entertaining and asks the same questions I would be asking. Thank you.
Thank you, Paul. I'm glad you like the videos. /jonathan
You guys have improved my game so much
I’ve been watching a bunch of different videos on footwork, and this is one of the better ones. I have been improving a lot, and this video seems like it’s explaining everything in way more simple terms
Hey, Dallas. Im glad you found it helpful. Have a nice day :) /Jonathan
I love the humor thrown in
Glad you like it :) /Jonathan
Some of the best instructional videos available. Please keep them coming.
I like this approach. There's something here for about anyone. I've been playing for about 4 years and I learned something.
Thats awesome :) /Jonathan
I love that the x step is "really difficult" for most, but as an ex-football player(American), it's such a natural motion. Just need to master my timing. :)
Right when you mentioned the kinda like a golf swing and to stay low it just clicked for me, started off throwing standstills for over a year and got some good power and accuracy can’t wait to add those steps In now
This is great! I love this series! Even after playing for more than 10 years.
Laurel and Hardy are back! These are the best and funniest instructional videos out there!! Keep it up (and keep the discs away from Jonathan between each video)! "What school did you go to?" (6'40'') I'm proud to say that I went to Jonathan and Tomas´ school.
Haha thank you. Yeah I´m trying to document as much as possible on video. :). /Jonathan
Great stuff guys! Keep them coming!
It’s been fantastic keep them coming
45, 90, 45 ---- Jonathan "math is not my strong suit " 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Your dry sense of humor cracks me up!
😂😂 Thank you!
very well done, its very helpful that its coming from an actual beginners viewpoint (cuz thats who is probably watching) and it helps to actually see his improvement and make all the same mistakes im making.
What a great video. I wish I watched it long time ago! Thank you🙏❤
Great videos guys! This video really helped as I've never knew of the exact technique for run up. My accuracy is definitely improving 👍
Really love how the guys keep it light, but still learn and train. More please :)
Thank you :) /Jonathan
Very good video, helped me alot!
These are by far the best videos I have some across for disc golf coaching. Its explained so well. If you guys are ever in Oklahoma the beers are on me!
Hey Paul. Thank you for that. I´ll take you up on the beers if we over come to Oklahoma :). Have a nice day! /Jonathan
been playing about a year. looooove these videos. gets me back to basics
Awesome!!!
These videos are really helpful- keep them coming!
Hey Marc. Glad to hear :) /Jonathan
I love this series, thank you.
Glad you like it. /Jonathan
This is the best tee pad tutorial I’ve seen
Thank you 😀
These are great. Informative and funny. Keep em coming.
Thank you Russell 😀
Great help !
Doesn’t matter the skill level, these are great videos! Thank you.
That´s very nice of you :) /Jonathan
I'm out of balance on my run ups and this helped me mentally picture everything! So helpful!
Thats great!!
These videos are amazing Tomas is such a good teacher
He is 😀🤘
More videos plz love the channel
Coming one today :)
Great videos. I'll be digging in to these this winter.
Thank you. I hope you find them helpful :) /Jonathan
After these last set of videos you put out you've gained a subscriber. Keep it up!
Welcome! ❤🤘
Ha! The beginning had me in stitches! It’s so true!!
I’m at the point in this series where I like before I watch... this series is so relatable as a player who has been playing for 6 years, but just started to work on my run up and pull back. Cheers, guys!
...and ace. 😂
I love that you guys are trying to help us out. I started playing disk in 1992 I live in San Antonio Texas and the closest courses were in Austin so to play a real round it was an all day affair and there wasnt You Tube either. I hadn't played a round in years and my Girlfriend wanted to try the game, I was trying to explain to her it's not a frisbee and decided to look it up on the tube. Now after watching you guys I'm shooting straighter and longer.
Thanks again guys and if your ever in San Antonio let me know it would be Awesome to lose to you guys.
Hey that´s awesome that it helped :) /Jonathan
Perfect. This explains it so well. I love the 45/90-degree part. not just "place a foot here then there then x-step then power pocket then ace"-way of describing it
Glad you like it :) /jonathan
Thanks guys. My backhand drive aiming has often been a problem for me, but after looking at this video I'm getting a better touch on it.
I´m glad the video helped, Kari :). Have a great day! /Jonathan
This series is great. I feel like Im working on something and then there is a piece Im trying to figure out and then one of these videos pops up and holds a nugget that I needed.
That´s awesome!! Is there a specific area you´re focusing on at the moment?
@@Latitude64 my biggest thing is nose up right now. I had decent form and then I stopped playing for a bit and some bad habits reappeared when I got back out. I accidentally threw almost 400 foot recently so I know that its there but I haven't been able to repeat it since. So now Im working from the ground up to have something consistent and reliable. Im locked at about 250 foot on a good day at the moment.
@@spootmusic Wow that´s awesome. The devil is in the details it seems. Let me know if you figure out the nose up. I´m planning on making a throwing far kinda video in a couple of weeks or so so I´ll be diving into it. Hopefully there´ll be something there that might help you.
@@spootmusic Here's a video with a good tip about distance. Around 8:20 mark he talks about "nose down". czcams.com/video/KI9tUrjjwXk/video.html
My dad had the same issue with stepping away from the "line" you want to follow. The solution to this unless you want to jump like you did in the attempt after that, is to actually put your right heel above the line on the second step (since you are doing a 4-step run up, left right left right) so your left toes is in the same level as your right heel on the ground. The reason for this is because your left foot will always end up behind the right foot when you are doing a X-step :) Super informative as always keep up the good work!
Typicly northsweds short words allmoust no sentences , and really funny in that way. I like your beginnerseries.
Just started playing last month and just broke 270 feet (standing) yesterday with my Falchion,
been pretty much only throwing standing to make sure form is right. After watching this vid and stepping all around the house like a ninja, I'm going to give the run-up a go!
Thanks, Jonathan and the Lat 64 peeps
that´s great!!
I went all in on trying to learn the run-up as a beginner. It's going fine, we're all learning at some kind of pace and I'm playing for fun
Very funny and cool
aloo la verdad amazing video me encanto ansioso de el proximo grabación los dejo les envio besitos muchas gracias
Really great instructor..good stuff
He sure is :) /Jonathan
Tack
Thank you, this helps me to correct my bad habits. This series is better then Mcbeth teaching Brodie. Keep them coming.
Hey Tucker. That´s very nice of you 😀 /Jonathan
Good Stuff!
Thank you very very much! I began today to follow your suggestions for the footwork and I can say I improved the distance of my throws of about ten meters (from anyway very bad distances, 60-65 maximum) in half an hour ... Now with only about 25 throws it's as I've never used my right shoulder feeling a lot of tiredness in the muscles 😁
Thats great!!! 😀👍
Now I know what is wrong with my run-up and throw, thank-you so much and keep those vids coming, good job!!!
Thank you. Glad it helped. /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 I went to practice your methods today and had a definite improvement on my run ups and throws. thanks again :-)
Tomas and Jonathan, thank you both for these instructional videos. I appreciate the information found therein. I have far more consistency in both my form and the flight of my disc. Thank you very much. I hope to see new videos whenever possible.
You guys are nailing this series. Tomas form is easy to watch because it’s smooth and has that little delay at the reach back. It’s so easy to rush to the throw and then before you know it, the body is turned to the target and the disc and arm is behind.
I’ve been watching disc golf tutorials for years, but the ones on this channel have been the most helpful I’ve found. Where has Tomas been all this time!
Wow thats awesome :) /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 I've watched hundreds of disc golf videos and these are by far the most helpful. Keep on coming with side arms and rollers and putting and all that
@@thebeasters Thank you. We got one for putting and side arms and rollers will for sure be covered in the future :) /Jonathan
Another big key is where that energy finishes after the pull through. He was still spinning out after the release which is showing there isn't much control in his base and transfer of that energy.
If you talk about me and control then I totally agree. The control isn´t there for sure :) /Jonathan
Keep at it. Takes time for sure!
Really digging these! Super well put-together, and you guys have such a fun rapport. All in all one of the top instruction series out there, imo. Definitely the first place I'd send beginners wanting to learn more and improve their game. Please keep these going!!
Cheers, Jeremy! 🤘 /Jonathan
I need those lat64 socks!
We dont sell them anymore I'm afraid. /Jonathan
This is informative and hilarious. I don't know I can identify with the teacher and the student so well!
Thank you Dake!
I tried this after practicing the footwork at home. I threw my best drives ever on about 14 holes of Bill Frederick Park old course. Shot 9 shots better than my average. Made a birdie. THANKS!👍
That´s awesome! /Jonathan
I love the accent lol reminds me of metalocalypse, awesome! Goods works guys
What accent 😂. Glad you like it /Jonathan
Low key I think Jason is either a really fast learner... or a really good editor ;)
I'm hoping im both 😅👍
Great video! I cannot imagine having to give an instructional video in another language.
I think doing it in their second language might actually help, as it forces them to speak slowly, use simple terms everyone understands and show more with their bodies which is perfect for a beginner.
Thank god I’ve been running up right, x step!
Last step should be bit more left to get the power. Do not step straight forward.
We've done the wall walk at school "what school did you go to?" lmao
Haha yeah that got me good 😂 /Jonathan
Great video! X step is something I've always struggled with. Extremely helpful.
This is like learning a new dance step. What soundtrack do you recommend?
Hmm I´d go with something classical. Bach maybe. For the smoothness :) /Jonathan
These videos are so fantastic. Thanks so much guys !!! I just started playing 2 months ago and Im getting all my tips from yourself and Tomas. Im getting a little better with my +170 Carat Diamond, and I have been trying not to use my "Whatever Grip", now time to practice my 45 to 90 to 45...AHHH! Math is hard! Keep it up guys !!! :)
Haha thank you, Raymond 🤘. Let me know how it goes! /Jonathan
Awesome video, would love to see one on bracing!
...googling bracing, 😂 . Sure thing. I think we will go from the basics to more detailed and specific areas as we (or I) progress. sooooo maybe in a couple of years, haha :). /Jonathan
Kidding aside we will narrow in on specific areas in the future for sure 😀
your last step shoul be more to the left on the teepad to brace your leg and get power.
Thanks for your videos man! I've improved my game drastically since I discovered this channel. I appreciate that you know your flaws but change them each video. I know this is 9 months ago so you're pretty much pro now but I'm not. haha 😎
Haha I wouldn't say that. Glad you found the videos helpful 😀
These instructional videos are so good I feel like I should be paying for them! Awesome work, and thanks for all the great advice!
Haha thank you 😀🤘
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Throw Smooth! Smooth is far! :)
It reminds me of a father teaching his son. Well done gentlemen, well done!
Great video, it might be able to stop me rounding
Hey you should join the "spin and throw discgolf group" on Facebook. You would learn a lot! Also you should really watch all of the videos in the playlist they have linked when you join since you will get what it is about.
Grymt bra o enkel info 👍. Nu fattar jag lättare varför jag tenderar att få fel vrid ibland på axlarna😊👍🇸🇪. Tack🙏🏻
Nice att det hjälper. Ja det kändes mer logiskt när man som har "väggen" i tanke under kastet. Ha en fin dag och helg vad det lider, Björn. /Jonathan
It's so fun watching you learn, and Tomas is a great teacher. You guys have a fun dynamic and your videos are great - keep it up!
Thank you, Zach! 😀 /jonathan
It makes sense but the problem with all these steps is how large or small the pad is youre throwing from. Theres some pads where id step off the end of it if i took all these steps.... and then that would effect your throw because youre no longer on a level surface.
What model saucony shoes are those? Look interesting
Not sure to be honest. /Jonathan
Love these videos. You guys need a weed wacker or something to trim those tee pads though!
I'll bring one next time 😂👍. Glad you like the videos.
as a right hand thrower the last step is with the right foot. should i put my weight on the ball of the right foot for the body swing? i realised that Jonathan tends to put his weight on the heel and Tomas is maybe a bit more to the ball of the foot.
I'd say try to imitate what Tomas is doing (as a starting point and then go from there). I have no idea what I'm doing 😂. /jonathan
@@Latitude64 that would've been my guess but i wanted to be polite :D thanks for your answer!
Haha thank you!
I want to know if you managed to throw further with a run up, Jonathan?
Hey. I´m not sure to be honest. Was very focused on just getting the steps right. But I got my eyes on making a video about that matter in the not so distant future 😀. Have a nice day and weekend.
@@Latitude64 I thought you night say that. It would be interesting to see you do a video of the difference between stand still and run up, in terms of control, accuracy and distance. I think I need to record myself do a run in slow motion, because I'm struggling to get more distance and I know that my run up isn't great, time to level up with my recoil 💪
Man if you ever come across any ballista pros you don't want, send em my way! Lol when do you plan n playing a full 18?
I´m not sure really. I think I have to think about how to make it some what interesting to watch. So it´s not me failing for 45 minuts, haha. Do you have any suggestions? /Jonathan
Good things in a video. I would still argue with the second last step and try to make it closer to 90 degrees than 45 degrees? Or else you will lock your hip? 🤔
Juu itekki oon samaa mielt kaikki sanoo et pitää olla 90 astee kulma
You keep lifting your front toe while in motion not releasing the disc whereas you should be pivoting on the balls of your toes you also need to keep your wrist straight like you're going to shake someone's hand once you know where the basket is you have to just follow through with proper technique
I'm not sure how you videoed my follow through with "reality", but I at least want credit.
when he imitates his walking😂🤣🤣
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Hej Hej Skellefteå ! var och spela på era banor i lördags och måste säga att de var en väldigt trevlig upplevelse :)
Dom är väldigt fina minsann. För tydlighetens skull så är det skellefteå discgolfsklubb som håller i banan i Bergsbyn och inte Latitude 64 😀. /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 hehe var inte så jag mena heller =) där av " hej hej skellefteå " :D
Are you doing anything about forehand?
Hey Kaapo. Yes we will for sure in the future :) /Jonathan
Lmao poor Tomas 😂
Jonathan: like this?
Tomas: no.
Jonathan: like this?
Tomas: still no.
Har kollat på typ 5 av dina videos sen igår kväll, körde nyss en runda på 9 hål och fick 3+ istället för typ 9+ som jag brukar.
Kul att höra, Emanuel! 😀 /Jonathan