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Do you think Jordan Kerr might've been in worse shape for the finals against NY? I know that sounds crazy, but it just didn't look like he was participating in the game. Not to take away too much from Antoine, though.

should you always use a little bit of air bounce when throwing upline like you did, and why would you do that. Thanks for making the video's they are great

Kurt using those , and . buttons to replay frame by frame! Love that you listen to feedback in the comments. Great vid. Looking forward to the next one!

columbia women are always brilliant

I really need to work on this throw. Marques Brownlee had a nice twist on it for a score in the mixed finals with a half-pivot.

W analysis as always. But I wonder what makes this break throw of Yina's so special as most elite handlers/players have this kind of throw? I may be missing something here 😅

Great analysis. Could you do a similar video on forehand break technique? (If you haven't already)

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@16:50 I like the way Claire sets up on Manu here coming down on D, not running TO her mark but to the space her mark is about to attack IMO that makes all the difference as Trop is able to maintain her buffer, keep her hips closed, and as a result shuts down both the open and break side cuts

I was curious to hear your take on the collision around 10:15. Imo it's a bang-bang play and very hard to say if Manuela was moving, but in the big picture, trying to defend a deep cut by blocking it with your body from a standstill (not running with the player) puts the offense in a tough spot and isn't really a fair way to play defense.

I may be wrong, but I think the thumbnail is a picture of a young Vale, not Manu.

Was Cartagena hurt? Something didn't look right to me. Mostly bc I'm used to her just eating souls for 90 minutes ig Thanks for covering this game! it was so much fun to watch live streamed and your comments, as always, very insightful

I love the wristwear. The Benedictine Medals and The Pray to End Abortion are absolutely awesome.

would love to see you do a full fundamentals video on catching

The finger grip changed my life, now I can HUCK super far dude

I’m gonna HUCK a backhand from Shanghai to New York do you think it’s possible ?

As a high school player “power catching” or claw as you referred to it was pushed onto us a lot by our coaches but I always found it unreliable especially, as you said, in windy conditions or with a floppy throw

... and WUC 2024 women's finals ended as expected ...

I keep saying, stop clap catching.

Just the title and Kurt's face! One of the all time greats going WTF? There was some wind. But those drops were not remotely forced.

For me the big fundamental here is not to create a hard catch for no reason. My club captain used to get incensed when people jumped to catch a disc they could've caught standing. "Stop introducing more variables!" It's a really good point and often overlooked how these simple techniques can come through in the clutch if you make a habit of them

Did you watch the Worlds Australia vs Ger Quarter Final ? I thought Australia's hands / catches were SUBERB :) . I love how you make a video on basic fundamentals but at the highest level there are still things to learn about the fundamentals

What I came for: watching catching fundamentals. What I left with: when watching RUclips, you can use the "," and "." keys to navigate frame by frame

Great video! I've had so many debates with teammates about how to catch. One guy is adamant that if you clap catch, you're giving the defender a target to layout into. You're right that the D usually isn't close enough. Thanks!

Can slow down youtube videos in the settings of the video

In case you didn’t know, you can use the , and . keys to go frame by frame in youtube 🤣

Not anywhere at the level of these guys, but I’ve definitely had those moments when going in for a claw catch and last minute decide to try to pancake. Some throws are just harder to read than others. Good analysis. I watched the last half of this game live and it was definitely interesting.

While a yt video is paused you can use the "," and "." keys to move forward and backwards frame by frame. This might help with future analysis

Love this video , just a tip for you :) on RUclips if the video is paused you can click , or . and that will go frame by frame.

fyi with period and comma you can go back/forward frame by frame in a paused yt video

"Pretty easy layout catch" is such a funny quote - if youre watching a YT video you can go frame forewards and backwards by tapping "." and ", " (meaning the dot key and the comma key) appreciate the content btw

Here after Columbia just beat USA in pools lol

My old ass was hoping out of pure nostalgia this was a Zipperstein throwback.

Great analysis, but I find it a little disappointing that 2 players can completely dominate in a team sport with 20+ players on each side. But I guess development has to be secondary to results when university rosters change so much each year.

Gotta make a video on Rutledge Smith 😤

Appreciate the breakdown - one note is that the "s" in Jacques is silent - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques.

4:27 , that's why I LOVE your content . The little veteran tips that us mortals don't know about . Keep up the amazing work <3

Great video! Really appreciate it! Wondering if you are interested to watch some Singapore game? (e.g. mixed division wu24 last year or the upcoming worlds) They do lots of handler dominantors and leading throw like leo did here. 😊

Cal Nightingale deserves a shout

really appreciate these breakdowns!!

Gotta stay ahead of the rest so watching this as soon as it is uploaded, keep up the grind!

I think you meant to say common mistakes for newer players. I know the air bounce is eschewed these days, but if thrown correctly it still can be an effective throw like it was in the past. One way to throw a good air bounce is to throw it hard and low underneath a defensive player's outstretched hand and it rises to hit a cutter in the chest. It is throw with a lot of zip but the bounce slows it a bit and makes it a very catchable disc.

one time I overcommitted on a lean and got my nose broken

Wow the sound of that flick is so soothing

Did you steal a disk from Catherine ??? We should all call her !!! LOL ;)

I'd live to see a video targeted to player that are limited athleticly and how they can help on the field. What they should focus on and where they should find themselves on the field in different situations.

Awesome content! I definitely to do more shuffling and less jumping on my mark. Also being more active with my hands. Do you think it's worth learning how to kick block? For reference I'm 6'2, not super flexible and I currently never go for kick blocks.

What's the AUDL on your disc stamp? Is that similar to the Ultimate Frisbee Association?

Sorry Kurt but Brodie already taught me how 10 years ago :P