As a graphic designer who dabbles in animation and someone just starting to get into disc golf, your channel has some great animators and editors. Feels like I'm getting inspiration on two different fronts every video I watch.
I went out to practice and started rattling off upshots and they were all missing left. I take a step back and realize I’m not aiming at a target in the air and proceed to put the next 5 within the circle. Great tips from a great teacher on a fantastic channel! 😎🤝
@@broheme8922 To me field practice gives and has given the accuracy I need in the woods. Open field practice should not be just throwing discs. You can put a target on open field practice or draw a line on your mind that your throw must follow. Without having targets on your mind if there is no physical targets, it won't work. In the woods it as a lot to do with confidence and aim like Paul says in this video. In the woods it is easy to think "don't hit that tree" and with that thought you basically tell your brains to look at the tree when you throw. Change that to think "make that gap" or don't think and just aim for the gap. The biggest difference between field practice and throwing in the woods is mental difference. Straight throw is a straight throw everywhere. It's too easy to throw in open field without any targets.
My goodness....Jomez, you have by far and away the best production of DG content on the planet!!! Such a joy to watch you and your teams content! Thank you for all the hard work you guys do!!!
Who the f gave this video thumbs down? It's excellent and good for anyone, I've been playing DG for 39 years, PDGA #4784, and learned something new today. Thanks guys, keep up the good work and yes, I subscribed.....
Great balance of uncommon knowledge + straightforward language. Very helpful. Also, I don't think people realize how much regular field practice helps their game.
Since quarantine started, I bought a new GRIP ax4, a bunch of new discs, and am throwing more than I ever have. (3:36) Commit, commit, commit. Also, best production I've ever seen in a DG video.
This is a beautifully made and really helpful video. I have real trouble committing to those approach shots, I tend to come up waaay short, so I’m going to try the aiming for a target in the air thing next time I’m out. Thanks Paul and Jomez!
Paul i have been watching you for years!my birthday is coming up on the 24 and all i want is a luna. I have lots of your innova discs. Roc 3's aviars and destroyers. But all i want is a paul mcbeth luna!
Let's put Paul aside and look at this video. I mean so many angels and the grapics must have taken so long. Well done Jomez such a fantastic made video.
Mr. P McB has been somewhat enigmatic in the past. Videos like this help us know the man behind the legend a bit more, which still shows us how he gets down to business and focuses so well. Regarding the content of this video, I think it is quite helpful. If you would have asked me to put something together regarding upshots, I might have had similar points to make. BUT, I still forget some of them too often on the course. Why? Lots of reasons, but one is that I am only so confident in what I think I need to do. When I hear it coming from Paul, I KNOW that's what I have to do. So even if these tips aren't necessarily earth-shattering revelations, they are clearly good, and coming from the 5X World champ, they confirm what we need to do to make great upshots.
Upshots are my my weakness. I'm always dreading them. After watching this video I'm already more confident! Really loved the graphics and tips! Can't wait to go to the field!✌🏼🌼
Love this video. Great graphics, short concise advice, and most importantly a joy to watch. Would love to see more of these types of videos on other types of throws / situations (tee shots, forehand, backhand, rollers, etc.)
This was awesome, more tips videos would be great. Thanks to Paul and Jomez for this. Upshots are one of my favorite parts of disc golf because they are often the most strategic. I love a challenging par 4 where sometimes a smart layup and a well executed upshot is what's needed to get the bird.
aiming at a target is such a good tip. I've thought about it some, but mainly only when I'm driving on a hyzer, never thought about how much it could help on other shots
I know it would be hard to capture (probably because it's boring and non-conducive to good filming), but I would love to know how much time the pro's take before they throw every shot. I feel like I rush and don't take use of all 30 seconds allotted to me. Great video Jomez and Paul.
Paul- "If you're one stroke back for the win, throw it in."
James Conrad- ::Scribbles intensely::
😳😳
How ironic. And they both did it with a yellow putter.
Just thinking this.
Omg 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
The little blip when the disc hits the target graphic makes me very happy.
also agree! because, video games :)
Give it a few years, this kind of stuff will be all over. Hello 3 years ago Thomas
I thought it said "Step 1: Assess your life" and I was like wow, this got personal real quick
Gotta get that inner game on point lol
Yuuuup thats golf for ya
That freaked me out. I've never felt so attacked
I probably should
So did I. Ngl, assessed my life and now I wanna quit disc golf haha
4:29 James Conrad takes note for 2021 Worlds championship.
As a graphic designer who dabbles in animation and someone just starting to get into disc golf, your channel has some great animators and editors. Feels like I'm getting inspiration on two different fronts every video I watch.
4:29 “If you’re one stroke back from the win, to throw it in.” James Conrad must have watched this video XD
“When you’re one stroke back, throw it in”
James Conrad takin notes bro
Paul: Throw it in
me: hits tree
I'm the dude throwing rocks and sticks up at my disc stuck in a tree
@@benharrison5816 lmao!! I literally just had this happen. The disc was like 50 ft up in a tree and we threw rocks at it for 15 minutes and just left
Paul: When i said "Aim for a target" i really didn't mean a tree
That comment/ pro tip at the end,
“And if it’s the 18th and your down a show, throw it in”
James Conrad- oh ok Mr. Macbeth
“Jomez tips” needs to be more of a thing!!!! This is awesome!
Hell yeah!
Agreed
The production side of this is absolutely amazing! Great work y'all!
Thanks so much!
Fully agree. Incredible leap forward.
I went out to practice and started rattling off upshots and they were all missing left. I take a step back and realize I’m not aiming at a target in the air and proceed to put the next 5 within the circle. Great tips from a great teacher on a fantastic channel! 😎🤝
I’ve been waiting for this for soooooo long. Thank you
Hope it was worth the wait!
JomezPro totally
Great tips! One that is helpful to me (yet i often forget lol) is to try to land on the side of the basket that gives you the putting wind you prefer.
Hi from England ,I've just started disc golf a few weeks ago ,love it I'm already getting boogies on a few on the baskets .great video really helpful
The quality & value of this video is super high. Big ups Jomez & Mr. Macbeth!
"You should have 18 upshots."
maybe on 6 holes for me, paul
That depends on the courses you play
Right? I may have 18 upshots through 6 holes 😂😂
For real bud
🤣
I mean ur watching the noob video lol..
I think James Conrad took the last saying to heart. Throw it in for the win!
I already feel more confident in my game just sitting here pooping, great job, i always aim at the basket on my upshots so im glad i watched this
Me: practice in an open field, get confidence
also me: go to a wooded course and my drives go straight at the trees
practice in the woods
@@broheme8922 To me field practice gives and has given the accuracy I need in the woods. Open field practice should not be just throwing discs. You can put a target on open field practice or draw a line on your mind that your throw must follow. Without having targets on your mind if there is no physical targets, it won't work.
In the woods it as a lot to do with confidence and aim like Paul says in this video. In the woods it is easy to think "don't hit that tree" and with that thought you basically tell your brains to look at the tree when you throw.
Change that to think "make that gap" or don't think and just aim for the gap. The biggest difference between field practice and throwing in the woods is mental difference. Straight throw is a straight throw everywhere. It's too easy to throw in open field without any targets.
Who would have thought that Paul McBeth would make a brilliant teacher? #ProfessorMcBeast
Have you seen Brodies improvement? Lol
#ProfessorHulk + #McBeast = #ProfessorMcBeast ? :)
I've been playing disc golf for 10 years and brodie is already almost rated the same as me lmao
This is SUPER high quality. Thank you Jomez!
Great Video - This looks like Boyd Hill DGC in Rock Hill, SC.
My goodness....Jomez, you have by far and away the best production of DG content on the planet!!! Such a joy to watch you and your teams content! Thank you for all the hard work you guys do!!!
More videos like this please 👍
Man this are super fun to watch. It feels like an old school instructional video!
The production value of Jones and the expertise of Paul makes this an instant classic. Keep em coming.
this is why Paul is the best. Professional and informative and thank you for taking the sport seriously. PROPS
Who the f gave this video thumbs down? It's excellent and good for anyone, I've been playing DG for 39 years, PDGA #4784, and learned something new today. Thanks guys, keep up the good work and yes, I subscribed.....
Great balance of uncommon knowledge + straightforward language. Very helpful. Also, I don't think people realize how much regular field practice helps their game.
Some of the best tips for approach shots out there. All seems so simple, but when put all together it makes a big difference.
Since quarantine started, I bought a new GRIP ax4, a bunch of new discs, and am throwing more than I ever have. (3:36) Commit, commit, commit. Also, best production I've ever seen in a DG video.
the after effects work on highlighting the terrain and disc mid air is so well done. bravo to the video editor
Absolute gold. And so much more than just upshot tips - it's how to THINK and SCORE. Huge thanks to Paul and Jomez. WOW.
One of the most helpful and visually engaging turtorials ove ever seen, efficieny on upshots. What an amazing team up!
This is a beautifully made and really helpful video. I have real trouble committing to those approach shots, I tend to come up waaay short, so I’m going to try the aiming for a target in the air thing next time I’m out. Thanks Paul and Jomez!
Paul i have been watching you for years!my birthday is coming up on the 24 and all i want is a luna. I have lots of your innova discs. Roc 3's aviars and destroyers. But all i want is a paul mcbeth luna!
this is quality. color me very impressed. graphics and editing were something else.
Being a visual learner, I love the added graphics as Paul is explaining. A++++++ Jomez = )
This was an amazing video! The edits we're amazing and so were the tips!!! Keep it up!
Massice props to the animators and editors for this video, you guys are killing it!
Great video! I love his professionalism.
This is an awesome disc theory video. Love the tips - love the intention - love the graphics. Thank you Jomez and thank you Paul.
Let's put Paul aside and look at this video. I mean so many angels and the grapics must have taken so long. Well done Jomez such a fantastic made video.
Boyd Hill! Knew you were in Charlotte, not not at my home course in Rock Hill!
The superslowmow followflight in the end... Magic!
Mindblowing effects and editing, you are really stepping these videos up to the next level!
This video has been super helpful for me as a beginner
This will help me so much! This is my worst part of the game. Amazing Video! More tips please!
Super dope keep up the awesome work!💯
BRAVO Jomez!! Great production value on this video! So impressive.
Content, production, education, encouragement, and entertainment. WOW 👏 thank you 🙏
Mr. P McB has been somewhat enigmatic in the past. Videos like this help us know the man behind the legend a bit more, which still shows us how he gets down to business and focuses so well. Regarding the content of this video, I think it is quite helpful. If you would have asked me to put something together regarding upshots, I might have had similar points to make. BUT, I still forget some of them too often on the course. Why? Lots of reasons, but one is that I am only so confident in what I think I need to do. When I hear it coming from Paul, I KNOW that's what I have to do. So even if these tips aren't necessarily earth-shattering revelations, they are clearly good, and coming from the 5X World champ, they confirm what we need to do to make great upshots.
Upshots are my my weakness. I'm always dreading them. After watching this video I'm already more confident! Really loved the graphics and tips! Can't wait to go to the field!✌🏼🌼
I would recommend always naming the course in the video description.
It looks a lot like one of the courses in Rock Hill, SC.
Good idea. Thank you
It’s Boyd Hill in Rock Hill SC
This was a Boyd Hill in SC. Amazing course!
Yeah, Boyd Hill is a fun course. Back 9 is challenging, mostly through the woods.
Great video guys. Editing on point. Paul, you're really upping your camera presence.
I love the easy going vibe on these videos, makes you feel laid back and helps you concentrate. #ProfessorPablo
This. Is. Amazing. Thank you Jomez and Paul!!
Love this video. Great graphics, short concise advice, and most importantly a joy to watch. Would love to see more of these types of videos on other types of throws / situations (tee shots, forehand, backhand, rollers, etc.)
About to take part in my first tournament tomorrow and this just changed my entire game plan. Thank you Jomez
@1:10 I love that tip - don't worry about what your cardmates are doing.. set up your game.
amazing video, loved the special effects, very helpful. JoMezPro is what got me into discgolf
That was awesome thank you Paul and Jomez pro
Really good work on the graphics
I took this tips to the course and I really improved my game. Thanks for the video.
seriously overlooked part of the game but so important! thank you for the well thought out advice.
You are really inspiring. I appreciate your tips.
This was awesome, more tips videos would be great. Thanks to Paul and Jomez for this. Upshots are one of my favorite parts of disc golf because they are often the most strategic. I love a challenging par 4 where sometimes a smart layup and a well executed upshot is what's needed to get the bird.
Oh yeah! More Coach McBeth! Keep it coming!
At Boyd Hill! Absolutely love that course.
Haha! The super slow motion at the end! Good content
Hope there will be more of these, very helpful video
We need more videos like these great video very helpful
My favorite player is always sharing... thank you
Thank you for such thorough and very etiquette lesson. It improved my game by a stroke,at least. I am just weekend player. Paul you are great teacher.
Good decision to do the voiceover. Very well done.
This vid really helped change my game your videos make me feel a lot more confident on the corse and in my all around game
It just came out today; how did it "change your game"?
wbryant81 he’s probably a Patreon subscriber and had it over a month ago. 🔥
wbryant81
I practice every day and I watched it then I went and practiced then commented
4:28 James Conrad remembered this
aiming at a target is such a good tip. I've thought about it some, but mainly only when I'm driving on a hyzer, never thought about how much it could help on other shots
Is this filmed at Boyd Hill?
Excellent and practical! Thanks Paul.
Great effect work!
What a super good looking video!
Grip it and rip it! Really great point about always aiming at a target, this is so huge and has helped me quite a lot with accuracy.
More of this! Great info brojen down simply.
Great tips & editing!
Great advice!! Thanks Guys👍👍
Thanks, those were very helpful tips!
Super helpful video Jomez and Paul
Awesome video. Great graphics and tips. Of all the courses around CLT interesting pick with Boyd...
Almost to 200K!!!! Texas boys killing it!!
Actually incredibly helpful! Thank you so much :)
Love getting in the mind of a pro. Great content!
I know it would be hard to capture (probably because it's boring and non-conducive to good filming), but I would love to know how much time the pro's take before they throw every shot. I feel like I rush and don't take use of all 30 seconds allotted to me. Great video Jomez and Paul.
This was super cool, loved the style of it.
Keep these videos coming!
Was this shot at Boyd Hill near Winthrop? Looks awfully familiar.
This is so dope!!! Thanks guys!
I've been to that course. Its called Boyd hill in Rock hill south Carolina. Come to kilborne Paul
Amazing Editing and Great Tips by Paul.