Recent content by justinf67

I have never been a really good putter, but at times it has been serviceable. I have been playing around 8 years now. I have my issues, but putting seems like its the worst right now. I mainly turbo inside 20 ft, and sometimes longer. I lean on it for tournaments and leagues etc, as my regular...

So, looking at other threads, the baseball videos really clicked and make me rethink how I throw. What the main goal is. Really hit home that the throw isn't about spinning, it's about a focal point where all the energy transfers into the hands. Went out to throw and focused only on driving the...

Never saw that hips video before, that was a good watch. Interesting that in ams, the hips are hyperactive, but not efficient. Basically the front hip does more work than the rear. Thinking on that, I try to turn, but haven't ever really concentrated on the rear hip. Good concept to mess with...

Still think I'm making the same mistakes overall. This shot was in the 400 to 410 area. Slight hyzerflip with an air trespass. I am normally in the 360 to 370 area, sometimes a little more. Turning early, back leg is turned too far to be able to drive the hips. It does look like I got into the...

Oh my! My biggest issue is the power pocket and getting into it correctly. This changes how I interpret it completely. Thank you! Cant wait to work on this

I am beyond excited to see this. If its anything like what I have in my mind, could be a game changer. Been subscribed to your page for years, hoping for more disc golf videos. Closed shoulder drill is awesome. Glad to see you back at it! Following these threads anxiously now

Some new videos. I keep going back and forth, trying new stuff, getting some gains, losing them. In these, they were not my best throws, but, its video. Watching from behind the tee, I can really see at full reachback, my first move is to spin the shoulders, which drags the arm. when I watch the...

Went back to some video of myself and noticed how long my last step is. It is also way forward, so my momentun is going 90 degrees from the target instead of towards the target. Makes sense to have a shorter plant step, that way its easier to fire the hips. With such a wide plant, its almost...

Hub, I'm one of those weirdos. I am lefty. I played baseball when younger. Had no background in disc golf, felt more comfortable when I started to throw rhbh. Years later, I realized the mistake, lol. I can lefty bh, but it's basic, never really worked on it. The more I mess with it, the more I...

So I rewatched that for the hundredth time, lol. Upon messing around staying centered, I can turn no problem into the backswing. when i try to push forward into the finish, I find it difficult to get my hips turned forward. Is this more a mobility issue? My hips too tight? If so, any excercises...

Well, there are times I can get the elbow more forward and shots are easier and a bit farther. But, my footwork is still atrocious too. Was doing field work testing some discs, so this is a behind view. Seems I am going at a 45 degree angle to the left instead of straight. Didn't notice that...

So, I've been combing threads and found a golden nugget. Been wanting to fix the elbow forward problem first, then, the footwork and brace. The nugget was someone said to imagine bringing the disc into the bicep/armpit. I got to my backswing and when I tried to imagine this, I got easy...

https://youtu.be/4lhoi6Tmwmg Played a round, then, decided to film trying to get elbow lead. Being on the hole, I strong armed. So, this is terrible. I cannot seem to get this right

So, after my sons were in bed, I went to the backyard and tried to get video of a few standstill throws, with limited reachback, and elbow wide. Video ended up too dark to see anything, but, keeping my elbow at 90 straight out, limited reach, I got some serious velocity on the putters out of the...

As my shot is pretty engrained, keeping the elbow really wide feels odd. Havent had time to video anything, but, the next time i can, I will video some standstills, while keeping my elbow really wide.So, the idea is the keep the elbow straight in front of the right shoulder, almost jabbing it...