Recent content by tbr75

Paul has a massive wingspan he's taking advantage of, but he also has a very efficient throw. All the energy he generates is put on the disc with no/little resistance, he throws putters super clean. He doesn't have a massive brace so he has more distance potential, but when you throw 500ft with...

I recommend getting a Jolly Ball and practicing your disc golf form while playing fetch with your dog. It's nice and heavy with a handle for gripping, you can feel the weight and energy of the ball very well.

Anyone thrown any of the glow Shryke's? Wondering if they are more stable than champ. Threw a yellow champ and it's slightly too flippy to be a workhorse distance driver for me, hoping to find one a tad more stable.

Late response, but yes it is a heavier gauge rod on the Super Sport. I'm still enjoying practicing on my Super Sport side by side with the Sport. As mentioned before high putts are a no go on this basket but some do manage to go in. I've only had one cut through, it made me think a small...

Comparing side by side to my sport now, the super sport has a noticeably lower pitch. It's still not as quiet as some baskets, I think due to chain configuration and more pole to chain interaction. But is quieter than the sport for sure

Here are pictures of my F2 Discatcher SuperSport. It is definitely beefy, pictures are comparisons to the Hive double chain basket. The base is hot dip galvanized and is very sturdy. The basket is the same. The poles appear to be essentially the same as a new fence post, should be durable...

952 to 981, exceeded my goal of 960+ by the end of the year. A lot of work to do this winter to take the next step.

While I think more people should be throwing the condor, it really doesn't quite fit this description. I throw my beat in champ 325' full power. Condor falls more in the category of good approach disc that runs the basket and still lands close if you miss, but takes some ranging skills by...

Yea I almost didn't post cause of the crane neck. But that tiny xstep is exactly what I've been doing. Thought it was built into muscle memory but apparently not quite yet.

Not a whole lot of progress, posting for my future reference. But my throw lately has been better. This was a thunderbird out just past 400. My latest change has been shortening my left foot 2ND step, looks like this video it's a bit longer than it had been. Landing it just in front on my right...

Made some decent progress about a few weeks ago and was hitting consistent 380' hyzers with destroyers and about 410 on golf distance lines. Here's a video of that form, this was a 375' hyzer: GoJDzlIiFvg That started getting inconsistent so I'm slowing my xstep to a crawl. Here's my latest...

You can really see the roll under in big jerm's throw. GfjiaZ9DvXQ

Is there a benefit to pronating/rolling under at release vs already being there at max reach back? Also been engaging the back leg vs dragging it along. Gained some power on hyzers. I think my plant is too wide to take full advantage though.

Watch the Feldberg clinics in the Instructional Videos thread. He talks about having a "hit" at the end of the putt just like any other throw. You're arm speed may be too fast for your hit, so it wobbles out of the hand. Think about a forehand with all arm and no wrist snap that flutters out of...