The neat thing about that video is his hips are wrapped by the bottom of his jacket. The hips do not rotate on a spinal axis.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Pa...r0AqKlXo60S0r1

It’s not letting me embed from photobucket anymore but there’s the photo in google Drive.

Yes that is me, and yes that’s the exactly feeling I have when throwing my best, wheeled off 450-500+. I’ve got it recorded if you don’t think it’s the same thing

They are rotating.

The rear leg drives into foot plant, the rear leg driving forward is causing the hips to begin to rotate just before brace. As brace occurs you have maximum hip to shoulder separation. The hips have rotated whereas the shoulders haven't yet at that point. That is what powers the torso to come around or turn/rotate powerfully.

Roadayo, just remember. It's not a lie....if you believe it.

Lol... so how many degrees of rotation do you see?

https://i.makeagif.com/media/10-21-2020/_s6qlw.gif

https://www.scienceabc.com/wp-conten...attaphongS.jpg

It's comforting yo me to believe in something that is actually true.

You've seen every disc golf throw ever? You've catalogued every baseball swing ever?

"With the availability of 3D technology like K-Vest, we can now measure and see exact body positions throughout the swing—in real time."

Human perception can be flawed. You are pitting your own observational ability against technology that measures in real time without any agenda.

Paul Nyman: “We are only capable of seeing what we want to see.”

Here is all we know for sure: "Your" approach has you throwing 350'. The "conventional" approach has multiple throwers at 450', even 500'+. People have tried your approach and failed to progress. Will "your" approach lead to you throwing as far as the "conventional" throwers? Will you be the one that succeeds where others have failed? Maybe, maybe not. Time will tell. The point is that at this time it is unproven. Given that, how can you be so dismissive of what is proven to work for many people? Why label things that are proven to work as "bad advice?"

A few degrees in those millisecond two frames. You do realize he isn't into his strong brace yet dont you? To be fair you would have to play it clear into his strong brace.

Heel touches last frame of the gif, and that’s when the hips start to rotate... his femurs rotate inside the hips to give forward momentum- now, forward momentum is from back foot to front foot, and that’s the movement you see, then as the heel plants, the hips THEN rotate around the lead femur. They can’t rotate around the lead femur until the weight is off the back femur.