What Affects The Stability Of A Disc
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- The 7 things that will change the stability of a disc.
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All 7 factors in the stability of a disc (Timestamps)
1. Mold 0:39
2. Type of plastic 11:03
3. Weight of the disc 2:19
4. Nose angle / Form 3:34
5. Arm speed 2:35
6. Disc condition (Beat in) 6:48
7. Wind 9:35
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This took me a really long time to grasp. Hopefully this helps you guys pick out discs perfect for your game.
Thanks for sharing and taking your time to help!
What if the disc is domey or flat? Stiff or flexible? Also does temperature have an effect? Appreciate the vid Brodie!
This video is amazing.
Thanks, perfect to see and great camera work from your better half!
I'll gladly take all the disc's that no longer work in your bag
Probably the clearest, best articulated explanation of disc flight characteristics on RUclips. Your description of wind speed is so on-point. Thank you for feeding our brains with delicious disc wisdom.
Couldn't agree more.
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@@ericdunthorne1981 was about to post that channel super good content and most of it is almost 10 years old
This has helped more than any other video for sure... At a futher level and with some knowledge. Plastic messed me up. I have felt the difference, but wow. Poor people can't try out every plastic at once and this blows my little noodle. Thanks for the wisdom.
really? best articulated?
Shout out to Kelsey, her camera work is fantastic, she has adapted to Disc Golf filming so quickly! Seeing the video with your buddy in Vegas I was missing Kelsey's silky smooth camera operation.
@sTiTcH seriously. Aaron needs to get over it
0:36 terminology
1:28 things that effect stability
2:20 weight
2:35 arm speed
3:35 nose angle
4:08 form
5:30 nose angle (cont)
6:49 disc condition
9:35 wind
11:05 type of plastic
I like how they don't even have to edit or have jump cuts because Brodie is so smooth with his explanation that they don't even need to edit anything out. Even when he messes up his words at the end he just rolls with it! I love it! also great explanation, thus really helps a lot!
Definitely struggle with fully understanding the stability, every bit of information help! Thanks Brodie
Happy to help!
@@BrodieSmith yes sir
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I’m sure u know some of this already but each disc has numbers even tho some don’t print it on the disc you can find it online! Quick tip that I learned from throwing some of my friends discs! If you throw around 270-300 feet max try a “blizzard plastic” (makes the disc super light) disc by innova! I have a innova krait in that plastic and it’s 141g 11/ 5 / -1 / 2. The disc flies with such glide and power but it’s easy to get that speed because of the weight! For me I can throw it around 320-350ft. I suggest trying it out! They got some more as well in this plastic! Have fun out on the course bro
@@PoloZ34 Most bigger manufacturers make lightweight discs. Prodigy, Dynamic Disc, Latitude etc. Discraft doesn't have many of those. Discmania has those too.
I ditched Innova many years ago, because you never know what you get when you buy Innova. Very inconsistent. You buy two from the same mold and they fly totally differently. With that arm speed, I recommend to try Latitude's Sapphire if you like lighter discs. For the woods, e.g. Dynamic Discs Breakout for hyzerflips and controlled drives.
Your youtube background makes it that you have really comfortable and easily understandable explanations infront of the camera. Can't wait for more tutorial! Flick and backhand one day I hope? Also please do a backhand upshot tutorial.
Best breakdown I’ve seen on all of the variables that impact stability!
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Great video Brody! Suggestion: when you edit an instructional video any chance you can add a disc tracer line to show the disc flight? it's tough to see the discs when you throw bombs like you do! Keep going man. I love your content!
Dropped this vid in our group chat for our new players in our group. Explained perfectly.
Brodie, I can see you becoming a major ambassador for this awesome sport. Thank you for taking so much time to Inform and entertain the rest of us! Can’t wait to see what you come out with in the future. Thanks again!
I've only been involved with disc golf for about a year and I was pulling my hair out trying to understand stability. This video helped loads, thank you in 2022!
As someone trying to get into disc golf brodie has been a huge help. Always easy to understand clear information. Dude thanks for the help and clarity to the terms we all hear in disc golf.
thank you, I'm the old guy "60" learning to play disc with my son. you explained things so even I can understand them thank you so very much
I’ve been a fan since the very beginning and I can’t tell you how happy I was when he went to disc golf.
probably the best description of stability on the internet
Dude who the heck disliked this? This video was the clearest most understandable and best explanation of flight characteristics anywhere.
Agreed!
Please keep these instructional videos coming! Being an ultimate dominate background, this breakdown really helps me understand what I'm doing wrong and where I need to focus my effort.
normally i am not a fan of brodie's, but this was a terrific video that was super helpful to a new player like myself, wish more of his videos were like this
very well explained Brodie.
Been playing for years and this definitely helps me understand some things that I didn't know before
That was one of the best descriptions of how wind affects the stability that I've heard. It finally makes sense to me why the discs react the way they do in a head and tail wind. Also, well done on bringing all these concepts together in a way that clearly and concisely explains stability. I would love to see some more educational videos in the near future.
Awesome video thanks brodie. Throwing the different plastics was the best part. There are so many it gets confusing. Seeing you throw the same disc with each plastic helps me understand them much better.
I had an older guy tell me that “if you don’t WATCH it flip after it leaves your hand, it didn’t flip. You threw an anhyzer.”
Discs don’t flip instantly. No matter how flippy it is, it still takes 40-50feet for the thing to actually turn.
The absolute best possible explanation of this that I have ever seen on RUclips. Bravo 🎉 my friend and 🥂 thanks for the amazing information! Been trying to see it in these words.
Thank you!!! One of the best tutorials on this subject I’ve seen!!!
Great job Brodie. Explained and demonstrated nicely.
Wow, wow , and wow ! Brodie this video is the answer to my new discs purchases. Ever since l have been playing the only disc that flys good for me are putters or some midranges . Now I’m going to use your advise and watch this over again a couple times and see if l can be successful throwing my stable and unstable drivers . I like how you explain and show us what works for you and that is a good starting point for me to work on and start using those discs that have stayed in the cart because l wasn’t sure how to throw them. Wanted also to thank Paul McBeth for being your mentor and l really enjoyed watching you and him play rounds together this year. Proud of you and please keep the videos coming, Dark Horse rules!!
Thx brotha.. very informative. Watched a tons of videos so far. Luv watching the videos with you and Paul.
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great video @Brodie Smith, one of the most comprehensive explanations I have seen
Probably your best video so far. As a 3rd year competitor i confirm everything you said 100%. The nose is probably the most important factor in determining a controlled shot. Keep up the great work!
I think this was the best video about this subject that I have seen. As a beginner I have looked all the videos and here's everything you need to know.
Super helpful. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
Thank you . I understand most of my disc's now. as a person starting from scratch i can judge where it will land and how far.. very informative and helpful as well as you explain it so well
2 months in so far, thank you for all your help it truly is great to be as good as I am because I watch your videos and others. Thank you
Thanks bro... super helpful
One other thing to note is even if you had two brand new discs that are the same mold, plastic, and weight, sometime their shape isn't the same, also affecting the flight. This is due to the manufacturing process not being 100% identical between every disc. Sometimes the discs of the same mold will have more or less dome or different nose angle. This is why you see desirable 'runs' of discs. This can be frustrating for new players because it means that you could have two seemingly identical discs that don't fly the same. BUT! This is a blessing in disguise. If there is a mold you absolutely love the feel in your hand and the flight, finding multiple with different shapes can improve your confidence with different types of shots.
this is the best beginner video i've seen. Very well explained
good on ya
only thing I'd recommend is a large tree back drop so we can see the flight
I started playing Disc golf a couple of weeks ago, after i stumbled on to your YT channel. Thanks Brodie :) youve given me a new sport, and thx for teaching us newbies about it. Kudos to you and your crew.
Thank you Brodie. You are very eloquent teacher. I've learned from 10-15 minutes of your video. What I couldn't and didn't learned in 10 years. You are very dedicated and disc golf loving G.
Once again, thank you. And keep on helping us to improve our game.
great video brodie way to go in depth on how each plastic reacts
Easily one of your best videos. Clear and concise, with simple breakdowns as to what is happening with different throws.
Brodie I am laid up with Bad sciatic back pain but this is the video that I’ve been looking for for the last year and a half thank you for doing a great job and explaining it it is the best I’ve seen
I think why its such a great video for beginners/amateurs because Brodie is relatively new to the game and just learned everything so fast that he has everything fresh on his mind on how he (as a beginner) would best like it explained.
Yes...what a great explanation of this...there is so much to absorb and the terminology used in some other content is hard to grasp. Thanks!
Oh and yes, more instructional videos are great!
I have been having a hard time with these concepts too. This video helps a lot. I did right over on my left hand though and under on my right hand to hopefully cement this concept in.
One way to explain that really helped me was:
Stable = flies straight
Overstable = fight towards the direction your body is facing when you throw
Understable = fight against the direction your body is facing when you throw
The faster you throw a disc the more unstable it becomes
The slower you throw a disc the more overstable it becomes
Actually explained very well...Nice one Brodizzle
Good video overall but there were three points I was hoping would get covered that didn't that impact stability.
1. Elevation change (throwing uphill or downhill impacts the speed which impacts the stability)
2. Weather (impacts on Air Density)
3. Altitude (impacts on Air Density)
Solid additions to this complex algorithm. But also very relevant. In Denver here I can play certain discs (that is already a mile up) and I have to play pretty differently going to the mountain courses another 1000’ up. It’s wild.
Great video ... Brodie breaks down the theory in a great way. I am am beginner and this helped out a lot.
Honestly your best video so far, enjoyed your well spoken pace throughout the commentary. Keep it up!
Would recommend getting a tripod for your camera when filming rounds, your latest ones have been a bit shaky. Great job man
This is your best video yet. Great content.
Thanks Brodie this was very helpful. I'm brand new and trying to learn.
as a new 62 year old disc golfer I really enjoyed the way you explained all of this. I was throwing "nose up" the first few months, but found a double row of trees ( 12 foot gap ) with very low ceiling ( 6 feet ) and solved my problem by throwing under those low ceiling branches and developed that "muscle memory". What are your thoughts on the sport of disc golf ( Pro Tour ) being community owned? Like the Green Bay Packers?? I am hearing rumors online that they are having financial difficulties??
This was actually the clearest explanation to disc stability and how outside factors other than just the mold effect flight. Awesome job man!
Once again you are the man! I really appreciate the knowledge you’re sharing. I’m tempted to not even tell my friends about the info you give out so I always have the advantage. Thanks again Brodie!
Great video. This is what I would link to someone who wants to understand disc stability.
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This is the channel I link beginners to.
THANK YOU. It is like you just revealed all of the secrets of discs that I have been slowly learning over this past year... Except you did it in 15 minutes
great video brodie
I already knew this stuff but still wanted to check out this video. you described everything to T. great vid!
Really good video. You made it easy to understand.
Playing only forehand (putt is backhand). It's my 2nd year of playing & I finally managed to get my forehand to be always at the same position for stable & controlled throws. Now I'm learning hyzer/anhyzer/understable/stable/overstable to make even better throws. So many throws with bad form to get here..
I can apply your instructions to my forehand in a mirrored form.
Brodie: good lesson, but you need to give us the numbers for each disc you use so we understand how to know when discs are stable or understable;
This is exactly the information I and other beginners look for and need, but can never really find a good answer for, thanks and keep doing stuff like this please! 🙏
Love your videos Bro-D-Golf you learning has taught me a lot. Thank you man
Anything a beginner/novice player needs to know is right here. Sick video man! Appreciate the pointers.
Great video Brodie still struggling with this stuff so this definitely helps out!
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Excellent video! Thanks for posting
Yes more educational videos please the detail you explain things always seems to be a little more in depth
Thanks Brodie ! I’m a beginner and been buying intermediate disc and this explains a lot to me and understanding what/why/where the disc will end up at. I plan on even jumping into some small beginners tournaments to encourage myself!
I had written my other comments before I watched the video, you did a great job covering all the basics that affect flight, nicely done.
Too many new players get confused over this as there are so many variables.
Great video - Thanks Brodie! - That really helps to confirm what I've learned as well and covers a ton of ground. Maybe one thing maybe not covered enough was the weight of the disc and how that affects the speed of the disc which then affects stability. So you throw a heavy disc and lighter disc with the same power the lighter disc is going to have more speed and will turn more but it will also be affected more by the wind. At your level I'm sure you are probably at max weight for everything but for those of us that don't have as much power as you its helpful to have some lighter discs in the bag that will allow us to throw the disc fast enough with less power and get a full flight out of the disc.
Honestly I'm not sure a lighter disc flies faster. Although you may be able to pull your arm around a touch faster. But then again we are talking a difference of 25 grams and that is if you are throwing a 150gm.
Ideally a heavy disc has more inertia but is affected by gravity more.
A lighter disc would be opposite.
The lighter disc would certainly be affected by wind but also just air resistance.
The discs being the same shape would have the same aerodynamics. But cutting through the air a lighter disc may have more trouble with and feel more resistance.
I throw mix of Max and lighter weight discs. What I noticed and I don't exactly know why is that lighter weight discs allow you to get more of the full flight of the disc.
But not always resulting in longer distances. Although sometimes LOL.
@@stephenrosenthal5252 yeah I'm pretty sure it's the arm speed gained by lighter disc being thrown
Been playin for 25 years and always struggled with this info. Great video, thank you sir.
Super helpful. Still figuring the game out
Apprecite the breakdown!
i wish i would have had such a educational video before i picked up all my bad habits...so thanks BROdie ill try to relearn the correct way
Thanks for the video. Excellent explanations.
Good video that cleared some things up for me
This video really opened my eyes about mistakes i've made. 🙌
Thank you for talking about all this with a beginner in mind! The nose up and nose down part is what really stuck out to me. I have never considered this as having an affect on my discs!! Definitely something I’m going to work on since I mainly throw too nose up. Great video man!
Well done! Thanks. A bunch of things I can look at. Wish the throws could have been at that large group of trees so discs are easier to see/more contrast with the lighter discs.
Nice explanation, i wish there would be more information about the different plastics and their stability. Makes selecting the right plastic for the right disc soo much easier
Super helpful! I’ll be coming back to this video, and it’s a great one to share with beginners. Would love more educational type stuff, also one on how you fixed the nose up issue.
i always thought plastic was more about durability didnt realize it affects the flight as much as it does, thanks for the great video explaining this
Great instructional video Brodie. When you first hit the scene I wasn't sure what to think; but you are winning me over. Good luck out there
Great video! This information was very helpful.
So good Brodie! Thanks for this video!
Perfect video. Learned so much. Thank you 💛
Very useful video to help newbees like me. Thank you. Rasmus from Denmark.
Def a great video.
Keep up the great work Brodie.
Love these instructional videos! Watched this 3x back to back
Thanks Brodie. New guy here trying to figure it out. We appreciate it! 🙏
Awesome video Brodie!! Very informative
I'm sure this is already in the works but a video comparing your throwing forms (backhand and forehand) would be great, from your first couple tournaments to now. Explaining what you were told to change and also how you made those changes. Also how someone without as much support as you can recognize and evaluated the things we need to change in our own form.
I always wondered about plastic thanks man!
Quite a cool video, but what is missing is why some of the features affect the disc the way they do. That would be very interesting!
I’ve watched so many videos on this and this is by far the most helpful. Thanks a ton man!
Thank you! I've been watching Disc golf for 2 years and really enjoy it but I never saw an explanation of this
These videos makes me so happy. Need more disc golf content from u!
I can't for the life of me to get my shots to go right, seems like whatever I do they always go left. So this video makes a lot of sense. Thanks!
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Great explanation, hard to see some of the disc's flying but excellent video
Great video, Brodie! This is really helpful!