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Reviving this after some tournaments and grappling with inconsistency. I noticed when I have a hot round that I will think to just take it home and relax some. This usually results in early releases which never happens otherwise for me. When I focus on how part of the body feels of trying to...

Have some thoughts on that after playing a couple of tournaments and a lot of putting practice: my short answer is that it is best to not think about what you use when putting (just like driving) and just feel the weight of the disc in your hand and let the body use whatever to manipulate it...

Wdym when you say natural style in relation to you and what you say about pros? Did you start putting and came to a throw that worke well right away? My natural putt was to miss from within 10 feet. In practice I have changed something on most long sessions and translated some of the easy...

Your observations about the nose angle of putts have made me much more comfortable with my putting strokes as I used to loathe their nose angle. So thanks for that.

On discing down: there is a hole on my local course that requires a really high and steep angled flex line. It is about 70 meters of power. So damn often players that view themselves as lacking distance will throw a driver on the perfect line to reach the basket but it will inevitably fade out...

About different discs: I'm in the camp that romanticizes mould minimalism as I started to play when Paul McBeth released his ridiculous ITB's where he just stuffed it with 10 Roc3s. So I mostly default to just building a bag with the tried and true moulds I have come to like and thus dont try...

First thought: bead on the underside of the rim? What kinda nonsense is that? Then I realised my beloved Teebirds the PD and Thunderbird share the same property and I kinda dig the idea just bagging stuff with the same design choice in the beaded underside of the rim. Right now there is just a...

I've given this some consideration and there are some lines that are much harder to throw with a Roc3 than a Mako3. The Mako3 just floats and glides so easily on neutral/light anny shots. It can also fly much higher lines and hold them like a longer beat-in putter. I got myself a flat topped...

Looks like it fits everything you wanted in there, hope it is gonna hold up well for you Grip bags also have a surprisingly low capacity for discs. My bx one only carries 16 in the main compartment and 3 in the putter pocket without overstuffing it, which I really want to avoid. In exchange...

Not sure if there is a waterproof bag that is gonna last. Bags with some plastic liner inside are just gonna tear after a while and the liner is gonna peel away. Innova has some bags that are made of a material similar to that of an Ortlieb bike bag (like truck tarpaulin). Although I cant find...

Thats a nice observation, Im gonna see how it works out with my Hawkeye as well as Im not getting along with that one as well. Might also be why the Mako3 is a bit inconsistent for me. I really want to release most stuff on hyzer and when releasing flatter to anny the Mako3 gets a little too...

you might just be the first person I have ever seen to come out in favor of the IT. The shape doesnt look too different from a Hawkeye. Might give that one a try next time I lose my orange Star Teebird

Three Teebirds for me. Beat in Star which is extremely flippy. Two fresh Star ones of why one is really straight and one slightly OS. Finally, Champ, although I dont find myself really using that one. I got a Star Hawkeye in the bag in case I ever lose my beat Teebird but it is not as US and...

Im a Roc3 thrower and they used to occupy all of my mid slots. The yellow one in my profile pic is the most beat in one and has a good combo of drifting turn and gentle fade. This year I got myself a flat max-weight Star Mako3 (seriously only get the flattest ones you can find, ones with a...

My general line of thought is that faster discs have more play from left to right and are thus more difficult to control. Not hitting the right release speed also leads to more differences in the line and landing zone of a faster disc. If you accidentally underpower your distance driver it is...

I gotta try that one now that I got a club. I fiddled around with the move you show at 2:08 during field practice today and it gives a good feeling for the pivot point as it is so exaggerated by the weight and length of the club. After starting to use double dragon for warm ups I got a new...

Your other post still gave me a lot to think about how my hips are supposed to move. I just went through the windmill drill in front of a mirror and could feel, what would be the rear hip in a discgolf swing, wind up with pressure the same as in a doorframe drill. Maybe a little off-topic but...

Now that you point it out that does look weird. I seem to pull my left arm up a little before swinging and ending upward. Nice observation, thanks! Guess huge feet really help with swimming as there is a larger surface that can push against the water. I also got huge hands and have only met a...

Ha, I've found a new way to do this stuff wrong 😅 Thank you for the pictures, those definitely help. In the pictures I notice that Eagles and the golfers rear hip is above their front hip. I have trouble reconciling this with the cue sidewinder gave me earlier. Ever since that one I tried to...

I put some more time into the door frame drill, thank you both for keeping me on this drill. Im still learning new moves through it. This cue coupled with the hint of more sidebend by Brychanus helped me to get the movement of the left leg. Dropping my head towards my heel changes the ground...