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Old 01-17-2013, 05:49 PM
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I'm 15 and throw it about 300 consistently, and accurately.
me too, 300 BH and 350 FH
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Old 01-17-2013, 05:56 PM
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For someone playing -.4 years? Like 100'.

But in all seriousness, and this is coming from someone that is 16, how young you are is not really an excuse anymore unless you are like <13. It's all about EXPERIENCE. Just keep working hard and you'll get there at the same pace the adults do, and watch out for the adults that throw tantrums when you do .

If you want an example though, I can (consistently) throw about 300' backhand and 300 forehand
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Old 01-17-2013, 06:35 PM
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I played with a younger kid in my last tournament, and he was a great player, his driving distance maxed out at around 300, but he could putt like a machine, kid was money inside of 40'. It's easier to practice putting (it doesn't take nearly as much room) and will improve your game way more than a longer drive. Focus on putting and let the d come later.
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There's no right answer.

I coached kids' baseball for decades. On a team of 10-12 year olds, there would always be a vast range of abilities. The top pitchers could throw harder than most adult coaches. The weakest couldn't make a throw from third base to first.

I once knew a 12-year-old who could throw about 350'. He was a good athlete but not a super athlete; his advantage was he started playing at age 8 or 9 and played a lot.
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get a discraft ultrastar (or some sort of 175g ultimate disc) and learn how to throw it. that will teach you a LOT about how to control a disc. thank me later.
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As far as he/she can, or the same distance as the basket. Which ever is more appropriate for that throw. You're welcome.
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thanks guys this has helped alot for something to work with um at my home course i am usually 3+ - 6+ i am a really good at setting up stots and putting so i am working on driving
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http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums...46#post1793746 help me find a good disc
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