New Discraft Clinic Video

[rolo tony]

More like showing Lebron travelling on his way to a dunk... Which they do

Hey, it's a "Crab Dribble" remember?

p.s. Pistons fan here.

 

[ibgollie]

I'm gonna have to call shenanigans on the dive putt on the last shot. It's a foot fault... or rather a knee fault because his right knee hits the ground ahead of the marker prior to release. Here's the 8:13 freeze frame that shows his right knee down in front of the marker and the disc is still in his hands.

I don't think he does. It appears to me like the grass is pretty tall right there which makes it seem like his knee touches first. I think he leans forward, then pushes forward and then his knee touches the ground after the release. It's called a dive putt, last time I dove I created forward momentum before any part of my body touched the ground. I didn't fall to my knees then fall onto my chest.

Regardless, it's a demo, it does the job of demonstrating the shot and I'd say there isn't enough visual evidence to reverse the call

 

[Technohic]

This video has told me it is time I learn rollers and improve my forehand. I wonder how many takes it took to get those so perfect.

 

[Mushin No Shin]

Discraft Disc Golf Pro Eric McCabe: In The Bag

 

[justin]

Sure, it's a Discraft sales pitch but it is fun to watch a guy throw a bunch of different discs. I think those are worth watching.

I love Eric's comment about knowing you can loose a Discraft disc, pick up a new one, and know it's going ot fly the same as the last. If only those Innova-only guys could understand that. There's a reason you never have to pay $$$ for particular runs of Discraft. Of course the limited Nukes are an exception.

I only recently learned for myself that the Z Buzz is more stable/overstable than its ESP sibling. The Z is similar to my Sentinel.

I love the ESP Force and I'm wondering: Does anyone find the Z Force to be much more overstable than ESP? Just PM me so we don't thread drift too much.

Now, if only it would warm up a bit so I can finally try out my Wasp and Drone I got for Xmas

 

[cc0049]

I'm gonna have to call shenanigans on the dive putt on the last shot. It's a foot fault... or rather a knee fault because his right knee hits the ground ahead of the marker prior to release. Here's the 8:13 freeze frame that shows his right knee down in front of the marker and the disc is still in his hands.

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Video evidence is inconclusive. Not enough evidence to overturn the call.

 

[themontage]

still he is inside the circle, even he shows falling even in the back foot that crosses the marker, it is a foot fault, you now have to touch your foot behind the marker to show balance even after the disc has come to rest. (via dave feldberg)

 

[RHINESEL]

I just watched him last night, but it was for DD.

 

[ShazzyDGA]

I have found these videos very helpful, and worth learning a new technique.