Dont think I have ever seen anyone this BAD!

[Quezzy]

 

[S.Cann]

I will say this, this guy has a definite learning curve. He improves...

 

[Jukeshoe]

That is very painful to watch. I feel sorry for someone that unathletic.

 

[EduCatOR]

Props to him for sticking with it, that's really all you can do. (Besides quit)

 

[kpc2004]

i think its fake

 

[atl scott]

Looked like some sort of school project. I grade it a C at best unless he brought a basket to the presentation.

 

[elevated plastic]

hard to watch.

 

[hewittdallas]

I got tired of watching them show the same clip over and over again. Either get some new footage or make the video shorter.

 

[jcf5083]

opcorn: I liked when he hit the sign

 

[rcracer757]

He could use some advise from my Son.

 

[mabraddock]

at least he learns...

 

[rcracer757]

opcorn: I liked when he hit the sign

I almost fell out of my chair when he did that.

 

[rcracer757]

at least he learns...

He did seem to be getting it and he was really persistent. An excellent trait for anyone to have.

 

[chuckdisc]

hard to watch.

Yes it is...

 

[mabraddock]

i really wonder what discs his buddy has him throwing though... i think they're prob something silly like bosses or kitanas, i mean that's a wicked hyzer for a controlled throw like towards the end... i think he'd be better served with a roadrunner or a teebird, something a little slower and easier to control...
cyclone... that's what he needs or a flx xl...

 

[Johnny Rokketts]

Kudos for tryin' dude. Keep at, it you'll get there!

 

[Viper124]

To me, it felt like the guy teaching him made him paranoid about the timing of his release. It just didn't look natural. I usually tell people to focus on the target, let the disc rip out of your hand and let your body do the aiming.

 

[UncleBob3230]

you are right its bad. Sad to say its so typical of newbees. they try to throw with out proper grip technique and balance. I hope this guy meets someone experienced and starts him all over again working just on smooth technique, once the muscles learn then the accuracy and distance will come no doubt. Remember practice doesn't make perfect. PERFECT PRACTICE MAKE PERFECT. Just some advice from an old timer who can't play anymore because of back pain not fixable. So now i am the self proclaimed DISC GOLF AMBASSADOR TO THE WORLD.
Uncle Bob Thurmon PDGA#3230

 

[rcracer757]

To me, it felt like the guy teaching him made him paranoid about the timing of his release. It just didn't look natural. I usually tell people to focus on the target, let the disc rip out of your hand and let your body do the aiming.

you are right its bad. Sad to say its so typical of newbees. they try to throw with out proper grip technique and balance. I hope this guy meets someone experienced and starts him all over again working just on smooth technique, once the muscles learn then the accuracy and distance will come no doubt. Remember practice doesn't make perfect. PERFECT PRACTICE MAKE PERFECT. Just some advice from an old timer who can't play anymore because of back pain not fixable. So now i am the self proclaimed DISC GOLF AMBASSADOR TO THE WORLD.
Uncle Bob Thurmon PDGA#3230

WOW now that you mention it that makes perfect sense. With my son I have never told him about his release which I think is a bit jacked up, but I did tell him where to throw and he just crushes it. I mean for a 3 year old you can not get much better.

 

[Landrewc]

Honestly, who throws that bad even starting out. I have been playing for less then 6 months and I was fine. I vote fake.