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  • Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024

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  • @Latitude64
    @Latitude64  3 года назад +31

    For all of these shots the usual choice is an overstable driver. I am no expert on tomahawks and thumbers as I almost never throw these shots. With that said: For me personally I always use an overstable fast driver for spike hyzers. For a grenade I use an overstable disc when I want it to go as straight as possible. When I want a grenade to move a bit to the left in the air (I'm right handed) I go with a neutral midrange or putter. My best advice however would be to try out the different shots with different discs and see what works for you. / Johannes
    bit.ly/47CrPnG

  • @BigSacCombo
    @BigSacCombo 3 года назад +35

    Thank you Jonathan and Johannes for all the work and time you put in entertaining us and growing the sport with your light-hearted spirits. Much appreciated and much love.

    • @freddiecrunk9499
      @freddiecrunk9499 3 года назад +3

      And to add to already all things important said: Realizing there are none-pro players trying to improve their game/understanding and explaining it "us".

  • @jakekamp
    @jakekamp 3 года назад +11

    Another disc golf video that ended up making me laugh out loud multiple times. That's why Jonathan and Johannes stay my favorites! Comedy, Editing, Golfing. All 5 outa 5 boards!!

  • @A.J.K87
    @A.J.K87 3 года назад +35

    With a grenade, if you use the grip that Kevin Jones uses it hurts way less. It feels really weird but it works. What you do is you put the disc between your index finger and your middle finger and then with your thumb you pinch your index finger against the inside of the rim of the disc. Scott Stokely has a tutorial on how to use this grip on his channel.

    • @UnluckyHydra
      @UnluckyHydra 3 года назад +2

      Glad someone commented this. I wanted to mention it but didn't know how to explain it properly. 😁

    • @eidursveinn
      @eidursveinn 3 года назад

      Yes, this is the way to do it. You get the grip on the rim from the index finger but the strength from the thumb. Could be an idea for a short video demonstrating the alternative grip Johannes & co.

    • @facemash
      @facemash 2 года назад

      Yeah this grip doesn't hurt and flies just the same as the other one.

  • @WhackyCast
    @WhackyCast 3 года назад +27

    I do these shots every hole I play because I'm a master-shanker from the tee.

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад +22

      Haha you and me both. The disc usually does this:
      ohej.dk/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/image.jpg

    • @sashasashasashasasha
      @sashasashasashasasha 3 года назад +2

      I feel your pain. If there's trees in the way, I hit the first available.

  • @neilapolitan
    @neilapolitan Год назад +1

    Love the flight path graphics overlaid on the video. Always always always add them. They help so much to illustrate what has been described.

  • @michaelblair7141
    @michaelblair7141 3 года назад +44

    "I feel heat, I feel cold, I feel pain."
    "Then you did it all right." WAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That killed me, and is so true! Great vid gents!

  • @RamseyHawkeye
    @RamseyHawkeye 3 года назад +47

    Are we getting to the point to where tutorials slow down and we get more course vlogs?! :D
    Also, can we to a video on the disc design process with Tomas? I want to get super nerdy with it.

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад +21

      Hmm I don´t know. If we can make them interesting enough. But we still have plenty of how to videos we wanna make :). Yes there will be in the future for sure. /Jonathan

    • @ReluctantAardvark
      @ReluctantAardvark 3 года назад

      Yup, I think Tomas design process would make an awesome video

    • @snikwahjets
      @snikwahjets 3 года назад +7

      @@Latitude64 I'd be keen on a video like this similar to Simon's Tilt but more techy.
      Get Thomas to teach Johnathan how to make his own signature disc 😀
      Decide on a disc type like neutral fairway driver.
      Choose the shape and key dimensions.
      Make a prototype 3d print?
      Try it out.
      Make some tweaks.
      Viewers might invest to make it into production 😀

    • @bladefinger651
      @bladefinger651 3 года назад +2

      @@snikwahjets I would IMMEDIATELY purchase this

  • @onlyfangs5091
    @onlyfangs5091 5 месяцев назад

    Got Latitude 64 commercial before Im watching this video. I think Johannes and Jonathan has already won me over after watching so many videos and a bag filled with Latitude discs.

  • @krakrex780
    @krakrex780 3 года назад +4

    It’s awesome to see how Johannes has gotten more comfortable in front of the camera since the start. I love these videos

  • @ericmoringe
    @ericmoringe 3 года назад +3

    That "BOOOIII!!!" at 3:12 caught me off guard. Lost my shit right there! 😂 Love you guys!

  • @Drewvanb
    @Drewvanb 3 года назад +14

    You guys rock! Thanks for making the learning process a fun one. Also, got a good chuckle out of “Tomashawk” lol

  • @lvett8647
    @lvett8647 3 года назад +8

    Once again expectations exceeded! The drone shots were cool and helpful. Thanks again for all the great advice.

  • @jakewaller7760
    @jakewaller7760 3 года назад

    Normally I wait until I'm told to like the video, but when Jonathan asked "what do you think man, woman, child?" I cracked up and had to smash that like button

  • @eddie7062
    @eddie7062 3 года назад +15

    These videos get more and more amazing every time you guys upload, thank you for the laughs and the tips ,I'll be playing at shady oaks later ,gunna try some of these

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад +1

      that you so much :). Hope you found them helpful. /Jonathan

  • @MusicalMethuselah
    @MusicalMethuselah 3 года назад +4

    grEnade, haha. I do like the Tomashawk, though! The favorite shot of Swedish disc golf company higher-ups everywhere.

  • @RedeemedChains
    @RedeemedChains 3 года назад

    The amount of amazing quotes and humor on this channel is the best. Thank you

  • @hugodiscdyes
    @hugodiscdyes 3 года назад +2

    Guys, you're the BEST!
    With winter sneaking up on us, maybe do a "what to think about during fall and winter", what to pack and what not.. and how does it affect the discs?
    Keep it up ❤

  • @stevekennedy2451
    @stevekennedy2451 3 года назад

    you guys do a excellent job at explaining without confusing a New disc player !!

  • @jb4882
    @jb4882 3 года назад +3

    These videos are amazing. I love how you guys are now doing different throws. Like the rollers and now to throw over stuff. I think that you could do a video on how to get a disc to skip properly.

  • @bladefinger651
    @bladefinger651 3 года назад +1

    I played my first ever round of disc golf 4 days ago, I loved it! I immediately went home and straight to RUclips. After finding your channel and binging the disc golf basics playlist, I was able to shave 9 strokes off my game on my second go around today! I absolutely love what Jonathan and everyone else is doing with this channel. Thankyou guys for the amazing content :).
    -Colton

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад

      That´s great, Colton! Way to go! Have a great day! /Jonathan

  • @DeciXmus
    @DeciXmus 3 года назад +1

    Future Video Idea.....Best disc selection for throwing on extreme downhill and Uphill.... I have heard throwing putters on 500ft down hills is better than a driver. Love you guys!

  • @karstenfranks3746
    @karstenfranks3746 3 года назад

    I e been disc golfing for about two months, at first I found chasing the discs EVERYWHERE was great exercise. I wanted to throw better so I started watching you guys and I have learned a lot, while being entertained. I have to say, I like your accents very close to my German relatives accents makes me miss them but reminds me of them at the same time.

  • @hvlfwaycrook6434
    @hvlfwaycrook6434 3 года назад +2

    We have to have a Jonathan in the bag video ASAP

  • @ianirvingthorsonc
    @ianirvingthorsonc 3 года назад +1

    TomasHawk jaja niceee... A shoulder party exactly my thought 😢🤣

  • @sashasashasashasasha
    @sashasashasashasasha 3 года назад +2

    I've loved your videos ever since Jonathan was learning how to pronounce "disc golf." You've come a long way and you're such a genuine, likable guy. Love your dry sense of humor. Don't ever change.

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад

      Thank you so much! ❤ /Jonathan

  • @timhorton8085
    @timhorton8085 2 года назад +1

    forehand spike hyzers are a thing you can do. As a forearm only player, it feels much more natural than a tomahawk. Feels like a golf swing, you lean forward a bit and throw to your lead shoulder with a super late release. Doesn't work when you're right up next to some tall trees but it gives you good height with some decent distance. If you have enough space you can turn it into a hyzer flip with the right disc and angle.

  • @larslarsen9089
    @larslarsen9089 3 года назад +2

    As allways a great video👍
    It could be cool with a completely nerdy video explaining the flight ratings system.

  • @karensorrentino9498
    @karensorrentino9498 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for showing the four throws in a real location.

  • @Gdownification
    @Gdownification 2 года назад +1

    I play a lot of woods golf, and I use tomahawks/thumbers more than the others. I don't use them to get over trees though; putting that much height under them is uncomfortable. i use them for hitting higher gaps while scrambling, or tracing specific flight paths. If I'm going over something very high I'll probably go with a spike hyzer or grenade. Sometimes I find myself in a fortress of bushes and the only way back to the fairway is a small gap 15' or 20' above me. Tomahawks are perfect for that situation.

  • @vejuxus1960
    @vejuxus1960 3 года назад +23

    Jonathan quote; "I don't even like my thumb anyways." Me; busted up laughing. :0 for real though love your guys's videos, I rarely like videos on RUclips but I've liked everyone you guys at put out. There is a million videos you guys could make that would help any disc golfers out there, I've been playing for years now and I'm constantly updating and improving my game. One video I haven't seen you guys make yet is a forehand video I hurt my elbow not too long ago so I had to relearn forehand throwing. Keep up the high-quality work you guys are doing great that's what sets you apart.

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад

      We made this video a while back. Tho the forehand is something we´ll be getting back into at some point :)
      ruclips.net/video/M9EcILx2BrU/видео.html

  • @patturcotte5465
    @patturcotte5465 3 года назад

    you guys know how to show great shots and have a lot of fun doing it!! Thanks.

  • @baldjustice393
    @baldjustice393 3 года назад +1

    Thomashawk......hahaha! Love it! Great video, these are shots a lot of people could use to help them lower thier scores with these trouble shooting or scramble game type of shots! 💯👍👀📹🦄⛓️

  • @gustavocastellon2630
    @gustavocastellon2630 3 года назад

    As a beginner who started disc golfing a month ago, these videos have been beyond helpful, took my first win over my buddy that’s been playing for years! Thanks amazing videos!

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад +1

      That´s awesome! Glad you like the videos :) /jonathan

  • @nispeeee
    @nispeeee 3 года назад +4

    Tomashawk :D

  • @troymikkelsen9479
    @troymikkelsen9479 3 года назад

    Best disc golf channel for noobs and fun! No shade.

  • @grantchapman8079
    @grantchapman8079 3 года назад

    Aotearoa New Zealand watching and thanking you.

  • @justinramby8579
    @justinramby8579 2 года назад

    This may be the best channel for disc golf. You guys are hilarious 😂😂 keep it up!

  • @MikeColes
    @MikeColes 3 года назад +1

    The Tomas-hawk was clever.

  • @ReluctantAardvark
    @ReluctantAardvark 3 года назад +1

    Was really worried you would run out of content but this is the best one yet, and you are already smashing it with your videos.

  • @jaredrodriguez471
    @jaredrodriguez471 3 года назад

    No, thank you guys! I'm ordering my first starter disc set this week! I just wanna give both of you a big hug. Your videos always make me feel sooooo good.

  • @videosverigenu4621
    @videosverigenu4621 3 года назад +6

    Great vid. I love grenades! 🧨 protip: put your index finger inside the disc instead and then lock it in place with your thumb! It is very smooth AND doesnt hurt as much!👍

    • @j.roberge8233
      @j.roberge8233 3 года назад +1

      Yes, this. You can use your middle finger too. Way less painful than using just the thumb.

    • @videosverigenu4621
      @videosverigenu4621 3 года назад

      @@j.roberge8233 yes!!👍

  • @areyoubeingforreal
    @areyoubeingforreal 3 года назад +1

    if you’ve ever played baseball or softball i highly recommend the tomahawk and thumber. the baseball/softball throwing motion translates very well

  • @JacobLikesMusic
    @JacobLikesMusic 3 года назад +5

    There is a pain free grip for the Grenade! It looks funny but I think it feels fine. Scott Stokely teaches it and probably a lot more people so it shouldn't be hard to find.

    • @salommy
      @salommy 3 года назад

      Yes! The Kevin Jones grenade grip.

    • @kenta3148
      @kenta3148 3 года назад

      Not only does it feel good, you gain much more power. I love using the Tilt for Grenades. If you through the Tilt for a grenade, you can use a horizontal throw and it will quickly turn vertical and go 250". I like how it stops right where it lands.

  • @AndyNotSoSmart
    @AndyNotSoSmart 3 года назад +1

    I am learning right along with you Jonathan. Keep the videos coming please! I need to work on my TomasHawk 🤣

  • @daves4yah
    @daves4yah 3 года назад +5

    I'm a baseball player so tomahawk works great for me, even when throwing low shots hard and far. I've tried spike Hizer but nearly threw my back out, I'm 54.

  • @moralpaniken
    @moralpaniken 3 года назад +1

    Great as always. Do more videos on approach practice. Putting practice. disc selections on the medium to short plays.

  • @StarScream0722
    @StarScream0722 3 года назад

    Thank you for all these videos. I love what you have done and yours is the first channel I recommend to new golfers and you all have switched half of my bag to Latitude 64. I now bag Pure, Fuse, River, Explorers and Saints in multiple plastics. Once your royal line is easier to find I am really looking forward to the Trust and Grace! As far as video ideas I would like to see, I don't think you all have covered patent pending and step out forehands as afar as shots and I would like to see some tips on shots and putts with elevation changes. Thanks again.

  • @A-staticCal
    @A-staticCal 3 года назад

    Thank you, guys, for the videos. By far, some of the most entertaining, useful, and well crafted disc golf instructional videos. We feel the love, and hope you do too. If you ever make it to The States, or I make it our way, I would be honored to catch a round with any or all of you. Beautiful courses too.

  • @tjaeder
    @tjaeder 3 года назад +4

    I've heard Tomas loves overhand shots. Just the way he designed the discs to be trown ^^

  • @Wapsulu
    @Wapsulu 3 года назад +1

    Well, thats it.
    Im never calling it a tomahawk anymore, from now on its always a "Tomashawk"! Thanks for "educating" me on this matter! :D

  • @benharrison5816
    @benharrison5816 3 года назад +1

    I think a better demo for throwing thomashawks and thumbers is when you're basically in a big-ass bush. Happens to me all the time. No room to throw a backhand, forehand, spike hyzer or anything. Just huck it over. Had one chain out from about 60 ft recently. I'll get one!

  • @jusbringit
    @jusbringit 3 года назад +1

    yet another throw to practice during field work! great work guys. i would like to see you guys discussing about the metal game of disc golf next if possible!

  • @GabrielGhesquiere-c7q
    @GabrielGhesquiere-c7q Год назад

    You guys are the best! Grateful to you!

  • @Smerof
    @Smerof 3 года назад +1

    Looking forward to these throws on the tournament video that you filmed last weekend! :D

  • @libri_dies
    @libri_dies Год назад

    I often use a hammer with forehand power grip) from years of Ultimate. Getting it to land on its back before the fade can give you a great slide. Also a great way of getting through trees since the disc is vertical.

  • @jaimeperry7326
    @jaimeperry7326 3 года назад

    Appreciate the content and the laughs, thanks guys !

  • @haukionkannel
    @haukionkannel 3 года назад +1

    Nice job again! And yeah! You have to try these... and find out what works and what definitely does not!
    My shoulders are in pain even at watching these ;)

  • @rjreliv
    @rjreliv 6 месяцев назад

    Great explanation of how each move

  • @jaimemccomsey478
    @jaimemccomsey478 3 года назад

    Defiantly 2 of my most favorite ppl in disc golf love all your videos keep it up guys!!!

  • @noahdensmore6016
    @noahdensmore6016 3 года назад

    Another great video! Thanks guys! Love the core bag I just got! It's perfect! So is the compass. My go to disc between 70 to 230 ft!!!! 🤩

  • @rauchfamily4
    @rauchfamily4 3 года назад +1

    Great video as always! Funny and hugely informative. I learned a bunch! I'm with Johannes on the overhead throws...my shoulder does NOT like that motion at all.

  • @jefflang2043
    @jefflang2043 3 года назад +1

    I finally got myself latitude 64 plastic! Loving the discs so far guys! Also ordered the luxury e4 bag. Can't wait to get out on the course! Keep great content and products coming guys. Cheers!

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад

      Glad you like the discs :)

  • @magnuskeinstrom8615
    @magnuskeinstrom8615 3 года назад

    Jonathan: Nature ❤ (then pets the bush) 😂😂😂
    Thx for another awesome video, fun and informative...love it!

  • @frostbitcarp
    @frostbitcarp 3 года назад +1

    I'd like to see more courses out there plz.

  • @billthebodyguy
    @billthebodyguy 3 года назад +2

    I've recorded myself disc golfing for an English language video I made, and I can throw 300ft or so in nearly a straight line using the hyzer flip. But I noticed my left arm is all floppy like a noodle when I throw. I think it should do something while righty does all the work. Maybe make a video about what your off hand is supposed to do when you throw backhand shots? Just a suggestion. Love you guys!

  • @joking78
    @joking78 3 года назад

    The Tomashawk... I see what you did there! HAHA. You two make the best disc golf tutorial content on RUclips!

  • @XIStEw13IX
    @XIStEw13IX 3 года назад

    I love these videos. You guys really have great personality and the format is extremely informative and easy to follow.
    Thank you for providing such great content.

  • @wooker76
    @wooker76 5 месяцев назад

    The finger cracking sound was genius

  • @stevenosmond2168
    @stevenosmond2168 3 года назад +1

    Great job. The only one I would touch is a grenade on some occasions.

  •  3 года назад

    Good explanation and again something new to try and maybe good to know when I'm in trouble in alleys or something

  • @jasonkemp9238
    @jasonkemp9238 3 года назад +1

    I love throwing all four of those shots - The tomahawk angle should be similar to throwing a baseball from the outfield. If done properly (always stretch) you can easily get 250+ from the throw.

    • @danieljolainlamott8893
      @danieljolainlamott8893 3 года назад

      I throw it low sometimes and use the dome to slide shots up from up to about 175 ft. Just kinda pitch it like a baseball pitch.

  • @digital-rain
    @digital-rain 3 года назад

    I needed this! Overhand shots elude me

  • @mcvey83
    @mcvey83 3 года назад +1

    Första gången jag såg en av era videos tänkte jag "va i helvete är det här för s**t". Men oj vad ni har omvänt mig. Informativt, intressant och ruggigt roligt! Jag vet inte vad jag vill att ni ska göra härnäst men jag vill ha mer vidoes av er!!

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад +1

      Haha så himla kul! Ha en fin dag! /Jonathan

  • @nicog2321
    @nicog2321 3 года назад +1

    You can also do a grenade grip with your pointer finger sideways on the inside of the rim, and then put your thumb over your pointer finger. It hurts your fingers a lot less

  • @shawnmanson6193
    @shawnmanson6193 3 года назад +2

    Love these videos !!

  • @Dassinn
    @Dassinn 3 года назад

    Best disc golf material out there by far 😄

  • @tjg555
    @tjg555 3 года назад +1

    I want to see more on rollers. Why do the discs go in the same pattern as when they fly? And how can you make a roller accurate? What discs are better and why?
    Also I'd like to see yaboy Per from DGV actually throw discs. Maybe you can get him as a guest.

  • @Ironic_Jihad
    @Ironic_Jihad 3 года назад +1

    Thanx for the lesson!

  • @Jordan-yl2xs
    @Jordan-yl2xs 2 года назад +1

    I really enjoyed these different shots in this video. Thank you! I was hoping for an in depth video on using your back arm with backhand shots. Is it more of a shoulder shrug with controlled shots and is it more of a punch towards the inner thigh on longer shots?

  • @chrisraeside9825
    @chrisraeside9825 3 года назад

    Love all of your videos (that I've seen), you guys do such a great job of covering a variety of skills and explaining them clearly. My mother recently got into the sport and your videos are some of her favourites for exactly those reasons.
    The experiment worked, I can't imagine Jonathan working for another disc golf company :D

  • @williaminkley1587
    @williaminkley1587 3 года назад

    MORE SWEDISH ROCK!
    I have a 14 speed teleport in my bottom pocket of my bag for one specific hole at my local course. It only comes out for one thumber. If it has to come out again its been a bad round! Great video, tomahawks and thumbers are great for players with baseball background. Keep them coming!
    Idea for future video GLOWIE DISK round!

  • @BrunoFromSweden
    @BrunoFromSweden 3 года назад +1

    Would be super cool to see J vs J throw 15 different disks (straight up backhand) and map out each flight path to see how they fly for a good player vs a great player :)

  • @jakec5550
    @jakec5550 3 года назад

    Really enjoying these! Great stuff guys!

  • @erskoo
    @erskoo 3 года назад

    Great entertainment and educational as usual. Been following disc golf on youtube for a couple of years and you've managed to find the perfect sweetspot that I haven't found on any other channel. Bra grejer!

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад

      Tack snälla! Ha en fin dag! /Jonathan

  • @jeremyhagen7684
    @jeremyhagen7684 3 года назад +1

    Great video! Definitely saving this for future practice rounds 👍🏻

  • @denisk181
    @denisk181 3 года назад +8

    Let's all gather here and say *thank you*

    • @samuelstejskal4443
      @samuelstejskal4443 3 года назад +1

      Thanks for improving my game and giving me more options on the course! Also for the sick editing, the entertainment, and the SOUNDTRACK!!!!

  • @grimmsop4209
    @grimmsop4209 3 года назад +1

    Thumber and tomahawk are great for short utility shots. You can throw them low instead of high and watch the disc flare skip on the top of the flight plate. Additionally you guys should discus what happens with an under stable disc vs and over stable disc with theses shots.

  • @shaneshuggyloomis5964
    @shaneshuggyloomis5964 2 года назад

    You guys are awesome 😎 keep these tips coming!!!

  • @baileyalford7803
    @baileyalford7803 3 года назад +1

    Can you give a basic breakdown of how stability affects these different shots? Great vid! Thanks!

  • @bjornkarlsson36
    @bjornkarlsson36 3 года назад

    Bad ass and so good learning you revile👍👍. Sore thumb up for that😊

  • @ComposingGloves
    @ComposingGloves 3 года назад

    You guys are so funny. I've always heard it called the "Hammer" but I hang with ultimate frisbee folk mostly.

  • @renryrorrins6142
    @renryrorrins6142 3 года назад +1

    excellent tutorial!!!

  • @xJediDadx
    @xJediDadx 3 года назад

    Awesome as usual guys! Would love to see a warm up type video! Exercises/stretches that you can do before you play a round or two.

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад +5

      Recording one tomorrow actually :)

    • @xJediDadx
      @xJediDadx 3 года назад

      @@Latitude64 Sweet! Can't wait!

  • @brendangross6052
    @brendangross6052 3 года назад +1

    Will there be a video explaining the different plastic that are available for each disc? It would be great to know which situation you should use for each plastic type.

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад +1

      Yes there will be for sure in the future :)

  • @hoelktbe
    @hoelktbe 3 года назад +1

    great video - again!
    what about getting videos from the audience and you two would do a form critique und giving tipps?

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад

      Yes. We made one a while back and will do another one for sure during the winter :)

  • @brandonberg4870
    @brandonberg4870 2 года назад

    I love you guys, great advice mixed with great humor. Keep the content coming...OR ELSE (Kidding, but really, keep it coming)

  • @WhoThaCazer
    @WhoThaCazer 3 года назад +1

    my shoulder dont like owerhand that much but usefull to know. btw Overstable aint allways way on owerhands less stable ones pan out faster and more overstable slower. one fun variation of thumber is Riot thumber where you throw its lower and more forward .

  • @jamesgilbert124
    @jamesgilbert124 3 года назад +2

    Did you just start using Ace Trace for the follow flight shots? I love it! Makes the discs waaaaay easier to follow, and makes the shapes more distinct.

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  3 года назад +5

      Yeah. Some shots in the video couldn´t be tracked. But will do from here on out. At least some of the throws :)

    • @jamesgilbert124
      @jamesgilbert124 3 года назад +1

      @@Latitude64 It's a great addition to an already great series. Just helps illustrate the different shot shapes. Keep up the good work! Been learning a lot, right along with you!

  • @bassplayersyx
    @bassplayersyx 3 года назад +1

    Can you do a video on disc plastic and strategy in picking them. Baseline plastic vs premium plastic in relation to different disc categories (putters, mids, drivers). I feel like a lot of newer players would struggle with picking the proper molds in the proper plastic types. We know break in times are longer with most premium plastics, and more often the stability is different in different plastic types. I hope this makes sense…