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Recent content by Jaani

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    ThighMaster move from DG Spin Doctor

    Once again: the Thighmaster move happens after the plant.
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    Tech disc test driven development

    As a professional disc golf commentator, I must defend people saying stupid things. Sometimes, we must keep talking, even when there's not much to say, and things happen fast, so you cannot expect everything said to make sense. Usually we watch the same video as you (without pausing and freeze...
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    "The Method" by Brian Weissman

    This exactly. I wouldn't even think about extending the knee, because you definitely can lock the knee without bracing correctly. Extending is merely a byproduct of bracing, something I would avoid in the long run to spare my joints. Tensing the leg, resisting the bodyweight collapsing over it...
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    "The Method" by Brian Weissman

    But then again, nor does mine. Executing the moves you teach has nothing to do with coaching, in my opinion.
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    "The Method" by Brian Weissman

    Someone pointed out in the comments that it's me he's taking shots at. Probably true. But also, not really. He's just crouching lower than I, so that's it, and doesn't understand the action of throwing the disc. But he does have a cult following, which I don't so he's doing something right.
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    "The Method" by Brian Weissman

    Yes, and he still doesn't brace but he's getting there. I mean, he talks about him looking like ALL the pros, but I'm not sure his release is quite there yet. Hell, even mine isn't always there, so who am I to say. But bracing is the next step for Sling to save his knee.
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    "The Method" by Brian Weissman

    I hope my shitty form is never compared to the fundamentals I teach 🤭. I mean, I throw that odd 500' or so (given the right disc and a little tailwind and 360 run-up, I could even hit 600') but I would never tell anyone to copy what I do, but what I say. Right? That's what separates coaches...
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    "The Method" by Brian Weissman

    We are also comparing dynamic moves done by actually throwing to ones done by showing to the camera while talking. You can't compare them. Trebuchet's teaching, to my knowledge, has nothing to do with twisting the rear knee or pushing down the back foot to throw, which are the fundamentals of...
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    "The Method" by Brian Weissman

    I haven't seen that from Treb.
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    "The Method" by Brian Weissman

    It's because some people don't understand the backhand mechanics and have never learned to throw correctly, so they need to come up with a novel solution, whether it works or not. It's okay to help people, and for free, why not? You can go for it, but if I'm asked about it, I won't endorse...
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    "The Method" by Brian Weissman

    Back leg disc golf baby, yeaaaah!
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    Tech disc test driven development

    I get it. Still, I'm okay doing what I already do.
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    Tech disc test driven development

    I see, and if you want to dig deeper in the truth more than, say, throw the way that gives you the best results, I totally understand. The problem here seems to be, people talk about anhyzers meaning two things: the release angle or the flight path. If I had to choose which one is more...
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    Tech disc test driven development

    Why is everybody so caught up with the release angle being anhyzer when all that eventually matters is the actual flight path? As we have seen, almost all of the so called anhyzer shots are released flat at most, if not on a hyzer, which means the anhyzers we talk about are not so much about the...
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    Multiple Forms Extravaganza

    My experience with the pull/push. I was pushing out before I got too fast pulling in. Now, the arm opens naturally without me having time to even think about pushing out. Many of the big guns tell me, too, that they only pull in. That's all they have time to do because the lower arm unfolds...
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