Recent content by housious

Yah brah, like, we conform to nothing brah.

You don't need someone to guide you through Circle C.

For years I have been tossing hard hyzers with a beat in beast into the wind for consistent 400+ drives. It seems like that hurts my arm the most. Now I'm throwing a new boss or a beat destroyer into the wind at a slight anhyzer because it seems to not hurt my arm as much (but it has cost me...

So I've been playing for years, but recently I've picked it up and play nearly every day. It feels like there is a fire inside my shoulder and my arm feels dead. Will throwing BH help this or do I need to stop playing so much? Also, I'm not old. :)

What the hell?

I've always called a hammer.

I made $100k off of disc golf last year. Robbed this rich guy at Circle C.

Mid range forehands are often the easiest throws to pick up. As you develop your game you will start understanding different discs, stability, and speed. The best way to learn is to keep playing.

Boom goes the dynamite!

Thanks for the links. Very helpful as I suck at putting as well.

Any specific resources you are referring to? Or just posters here in general? Edit: What exercises? Sorry I'm new here.

Yeah, you're probably right. Any hole that is 250+ and a right to left turn, I always try to hold the line on a forehand rather than playing a backhand.

I've been playing for around ten years, and I'm forehand dominant, especially with a headwind. Every player my caliber or better that I've encountered is primarily a backhand... which leads me to this question. Do I need to dump ten years of disc golf and focus on my backhand? For a...

It's a champion beast that hasn't been broken. Stable my ass. :)

Cool, was actually talking about Austin Ridge being private... though I'm assuming it doesn't matter