SmileyBoy
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Hello,
I would love to know some tips on how to start practicing my disc golf game during rainy days. Currently I'm letting the weather stop me because I don't have a good equipment to go out with. I will get my a$$ soaked so hard and the weather in Estonia has been awful this week and I want to go out and practice with the right equipment. All I have are thermo leggings and shirt along with using normal clothes on thermo.
NB: Next week is going to be a good sunny week but I want to be prepared for rainy days just in case in the future to keep practicing because I love practicing. Field work is awesome and fun and teaches me a lot. My scores have been improving and will continue to improve. Got my first under par (-3) as well last week after 4 and half months of playing. Also improved my distance from 262 ft to 315 ft with mako3, buzzz and ESP Comet. It has been four weeks since I last threw distance driver. Been with midranges only to learn BHRH form and will continue to use midranges to learn other types of shot as well once my BHRH form is good.
I have a passion for disc golf just like everybody else here has playing disc golf and everybody wants to go pro, maybe? I don't just want to try going pro, I want to really use all the time I have after work on disc golf and of course, weekends are the best days ever with sunny day to play disc golf. That's where my 8 hours go in for field work. I never get tired of throwing discs or putting for 5 hours straight (did it one week ago, felt good, 10/10 would do it again if I get the chance).
So far what I've gathered that I need is:
Questions:
Thank you for your big help and I'm looking forward to your replies.
I would love to know some tips on how to start practicing my disc golf game during rainy days. Currently I'm letting the weather stop me because I don't have a good equipment to go out with. I will get my a$$ soaked so hard and the weather in Estonia has been awful this week and I want to go out and practice with the right equipment. All I have are thermo leggings and shirt along with using normal clothes on thermo.
NB: Next week is going to be a good sunny week but I want to be prepared for rainy days just in case in the future to keep practicing because I love practicing. Field work is awesome and fun and teaches me a lot. My scores have been improving and will continue to improve. Got my first under par (-3) as well last week after 4 and half months of playing. Also improved my distance from 262 ft to 315 ft with mako3, buzzz and ESP Comet. It has been four weeks since I last threw distance driver. Been with midranges only to learn BHRH form and will continue to use midranges to learn other types of shot as well once my BHRH form is good.
I have a passion for disc golf just like everybody else here has playing disc golf and everybody wants to go pro, maybe? I don't just want to try going pro, I want to really use all the time I have after work on disc golf and of course, weekends are the best days ever with sunny day to play disc golf. That's where my 8 hours go in for field work. I never get tired of throwing discs or putting for 5 hours straight (did it one week ago, felt good, 10/10 would do it again if I get the chance).
So far what I've gathered that I need is:
- Lots, lots of towels. Cotton towels for hand, chamois for wet discs, other towels to wipe mud off.
- Rain coat, a good one that allows you to stretch and do your throw routine.
- Pair of socks to bring with you depending on how long do you plan to be outside. (3-4 hours at least after work)
- Maybe rain hat that looks like a cowboy hat?
- Big umbrella to wipe your discs, keep other stuff away from rain while you're throwing.
- Boots, good waterproof boots. Soaked feet not good.
Questions:
- Should one practice field work on rainy days?
- Regarding the list I gathered above, any ideas what should I get exactly to stay under a rain for a long time?
Thank you for your big help and I'm looking forward to your replies.