The only way to consistently hit backhand lines
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- How to Aim with Backhand in Disc Golf
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i love this !! i wish the background music was just a tad lower its that good.
Dude. You got the best break downs of anybody! There is no B.S. keep em coming!
The best disc golf teacher. Everything makes sense and Scott always tells also WHY it makes sense. Excellent!
I revisit and review these often.
Your lessons are the best.
Please let me know when you get back to Oak Grove again!
Within 24 hours of applying this advice I got an Ace. I’ve had plenty of aces, but this one was probably on purpose, because I seen the line that I needed to hit. Now I understand why people take so long to to throw, and not just look and throw; like I’ve been doing since 07. Maybe I’m surrounded by people who don’t want to explain or expand another players game, because it’s a competition. But thank you.
Scott, you have an amazing teaching ability. You make such basic, understandable points that make so much sense. You really make it simple... Not easy, but simple! lol
This video is great! I really need all of the tips I can get right now. Thanks!
I absolutely love it when people convey information so clearly as concise.. thank you Scott!!
Great content as always.
Thanks Mr. Stokely, I took everything I learned from your video to the course and I improved my skills dramatically. I starting to win my friends. Thanks!
Great video Scott
Disk golf teaching genius. Thank you, Scott.
Just stumbled across this and was shocked to see you knock out a couple videos at Westmonster. I've definitely shanked right into that fence lol
Thanks man!
Love the tips, you make them so simple. Also where you live or are doing these last few tips looks really similar to most of South Dakota especially west of Missouri River. I live in Pierre (Pier) South Dakota and that part of Colorado? looks much like South Dakota more West Missouri River where there are more hills and it is a tad just a tad drier.
This was really good. My aiming isn’t bad but I haven’t been thinking of a line all the way thru from my reach back. Interested in putting that into practice.
I love how every one of these videos start with... “ok guys this is super simple” 😂 makes me feel like I can actually figure it out.
Scott, such a great tutorial. Do you have any discs out that will help me support you? You always put out such awesome information in an easy-to-understand manner that makes me want to go out and throw!
10K% rt on.
great stuff. gonna rewatch.
Agreed. I always decide the line. Extend both arms out to be on the line. I look down my arm 180 degrees opposite of the throwing direction and pick out a target on that line, say a tree, bush, the last basket, whatever is on the line in the opposite direction. Then, always on my reach back, my disk is aligned with that object. This is how I am so accurate with 360s. There is no difference aiming between a regular run up and a 360. So, why not use the extra 6mph or so if you need? Thanks Scott for breaking it down correctly and always debunking the myths.
Scott, love your videos. I'm newish to the game. 2 years. Sadly, I didn't build a good backhand from the ground up. My timing is terrible. I watched your snap video. What drill or drills would you recommend to help develop the whip like timing while keeping it on the line?
Love this hole my 2nd ace at westi.
Rest in peace Westy
This dudes legit AF! Much love!
I have been playing for 5 years now, and have watched every instructional video. All of them. This was one of the best. Don't think it covers everything you need for a beginner. I am 950 rated though, and think this is going to be super helpful with consistency. Thanks Scott!
Hi, How would you estimate your average course scoring at a 950 player? Playing par? -4? +4? I've read on PDGA how to get a player rating but I play for fun with friends and usually play a new course every week. +1 to +5 is my norm. Can you give me a idea of where Im at? Thank you
SuperChamp - play some sanctioned tourneys that’s how you get your rating
@@superchampable the PDGA rates players. If you join the PDGA and play a pdga event you will get a rating.
Or if someone you know is rated and you beat them or tie them then there is a good chance you are at or near their rating...or play a course that is PDGA sanctioned and see what others rounds were rated and play those, its not going to be as good as actually getting a PDGA number but it'll be in the ballpark.
@@randallkornholio2971 it doesn't work like that. Playing a buddy in a casual round isn't the same as a tournament. Also 1 round isn't enough to set you rating. I competed in an A tier and tied Garrett Gurthie the first round. Using your logic I would be rated about the same as him. I promise you I'm not lol.
So are you going to make a video over backhand form?
Looks like Thornton, CO
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Scott, I would love to hear your thoughts re: those Grym X's relative to your Raiders.
I like the grym x it is fairly stable but feels more like a 9 speed driver
Thx
Because of the disc pivot
At 6:02... It sunk in.... he's actually not going to throw a single disc. lol
5:53 over your left shoulder ....looks like everyone is listening 😆
The music could be turned down a little. Otherwise great tut.
has it on for the wind most likely
True, I say this to people all the time. I may not have the power of other guys but I hit the lines I want most of the time.
Shoulder aligned to the line
nice
Do the mile challenge!
This is a good visualization technique, but I'd like to offer a little pushback on the phrase "there is never any benefit to going off your line." Some newer players struggling with doing a full reach back straighten their arm and keep it straight out as they turn their hips and shoulders, no run up. Not saying that is a superior technique, but for building muscle memory it does have a benefit.
However, when doing an x step in with you all the way. Thanks for the pointers!
It'd an older video but I hope you notice this Scott. I can't figure out why I'm often missing left when I throw with an annhyzer release (RHBH) and even more importantly, wtf do I keep missing right BIG TIME basically every time I throw with a hyzer release. Just automatically right and I can't seem to fix it. The more hyzer I put onto the disc, the more I just keep missing right, not by just a few degrees but more like 30 degrees. It feels natural, it doesn't feel like I'm rounding (but it might honestly be the case, just doesn't feel like it) and I'm lost here. This has been a problem for over a year now.
Watch my snap video and be sure you plant your foot before you move ANYTHING else. If you rotate your shoulders even a tiny bit it will alter your line.
@@ScottStokelyDG will watch for this the next time I go playing 🤔
@@ScottStokelyDG obviously issues like this that have been going on for a long time don't get resolved in an instant, but this simple advice has definately helped WHEN I execute the throw correctly. Do you have an opinion about playing in the snow? I feel like all of the work indoors that I've put in, mostly with putting, has been absolutely useless. As soon as I hit the actual course, every putt seems to go anywhere else but the basket, also my throwing is way off (been having a break from disc golf for a couple of weeks so it is to be expected, but it's way worse in the winter) and I just fling the discs anywhere but on the line I'm trying to hit. I'm throwing relaxed, feels like I'm getting a lot of snap to my release, but the aim is just off. My question isn't actually about how to fix this, but has this happened to you (lot of practicing but round scores go down the gutter) and if it has, how do you deal with it? 🤔
If you film yourself you’ll immediately see an issue
Heard you enrolled to get schooled by Ron Con? Good luck. Ur gonna need it 😎
Pretty straight forward. I’m glad I don’t have to take ballet to throw a disk properly.
Rip the disk!!
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When can i buy some more AK-47s? They are my favourite putter.
Good video, but skip the music.
Good material Scott, but you are competing with the music. Tone it down.
But no one actually throws on a straight line?
He didn't mention anything about it being straight? The line, as I understand it, is just the route you want your disc to travel on. Initially, on the step up, it's straight, but ofcourse it's going to turn, hyzer or fade at somepoint. Unless you're James Conrad... :D
Terrible sound quality. Please do a voiceover and re-post.
I could hear it just fine. If you want advice from a pro, sometimes you gotta put up with potato camera. They’re pro disc golfers after all, not content creators.