Are there any super high quality satirical disc golf tutorial channels out there?
Seems like such a good idea lol.
There was that one dude on Expert Village.
At least I HOPE that was satire :|
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Are there any super high quality satirical disc golf tutorial channels out there?
Seems like such a good idea lol.
Are there any super high quality satirical disc golf tutorial channels out there?
Seems like such a good idea lol.
Are there any super high quality satirical disc golf tutorial channels out there?
Seems like such a good idea lol.
Are there any super high quality satirical disc golf tutorial channels out there?
Seems like such a good idea lol.
I just don't know how he can say Paige, Paul and Drew are doing "back leg disc golf ".
Drew also has been explicit about this. He did a clinic near me in January and there was a guy who asked a lot of questions and dropped "coach T" by name several times. Amongst other things Drew specifically said:
1) He tries to get off the back leg as quickly as possible because it feels like it slows him down
2) (in response to the "Double Move") A lot of people ask him about his off arm. He says ppl think it drives a lot of his power but to him it feels loose and by his side. He said he didn't like the feel of doing the "full Swedish" style and practiced by putting his off arm in his pocket. He said his off arm is just relaxed, tight against his body, and out of the way.
Yup. I haven't heard these things before but came to these conclusions, too.
I am glad that you wrote this, because many people still think they "clearly see" Drew doing the swim move and "using the rear arm", which to me seemed very strange to begin with.
Yes. Just because you can swim and create movement in the water by doing a swim move doesn't mean that waving your arms in the air makes you throw any farther.
Swim move is actually the only thing that I have ALWAYS doubted and not changed my mind about. All the other gimmicky magic trick moves I have bought and endorsed, tried out and made up my mind after a thorough investigation.
For most of my form check requesters who do the the double-move thing just adds too early rotation and late release plus bad balance.
Yes. Just because you can swim and create movement in the water by doing a swim move doesn't mean that waving your arms in the air makes you throw any farther.
Swim move is actually the only thing that I have ALWAYS doubted and not changed my mind about. All the other gimmicky magic trick moves I have bought and endorsed, tried out and made up my mind after a thorough investigation.
Swim Move is different than the Double Move.For most of my form check requesters who do the the double-move thing just adds too early rotation and late release plus bad balance.
Swim Move is different than the Double Move.
Swim move is a reciprocal 3 dimensional leverage/fulcrum move like in pitching baseball or throwing javelin. It's not a 2 dimensional rotational move or a punch like the Double Move.
You can put your hand on your thigh like Marc Jarvis and actually get better leverage than water against your solid femur. Maybe it didn't work for you(possibly due to other form related issues), but it did work for me, I wouldn't teach it if it didn't.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mpp7ZFLHK90#t=8m44s
I'm sure he's well aware that its not the "double move."
I think the question comes to is it really doing anything more than just keeping your off arm loose at your side.
A loose off arm helps counter the rotation, its sort of a brace in a way.
So, is trying to swim while doing it really adding anything?
So I believe the double move reference there, as many of you might not know, jaani isn't... English speaking natively.
So, I believe the double move reference there was more in reference of it being unnecessary or possibly making things worse for people when trying to "swim" vs just letting it hang relaxed and close.
As well. Our bodies are really good at doing what they need to do sometimes.
And were always looking for the little extra. So if its hanging loose as a proper counter weight, if it needs to fight back our body naturally will I guess swim. vs us trying to actually force the motion expending energy we can use elsewhere trying to push the movement vs letting it run its course naturally as it would if we didn't focus on it.
Yes. Just because you can swim and create movement in the water by doing a swim move doesn't mean that waving your arms in the air makes you throw any farther.
Swim move is actually the only thing that I have ALWAYS doubted and not changed my mind about. All the other gimmicky magic trick moves I have bought and endorsed, tried out and made up my mind after a thorough investigation.