@@bmhcrazyguy1 OP is a 2 year old comment lol, but yeah agreed. I just started, spent 40 minutes today looking for a couple discs. by the time I found them both I was ready to call it for the day. no more throwing in the woods. Just practiced puts and threw a couple in the field and went home. Always gotta buy neon colors lol. A tip : If you're not seeing it, you probably didn't throw it that far. lol That was the moral of the story today, I spent so much time looking for the disc WAY further than i actually threw it. It usually comes back when it chops to the side too.
I've been playing for about 7years and after applying 1 thing from this video I threw about 75ft further than I normally do and more accurate. Thanks for the video.
I was Turing my head to look after pulling back. Now I look back and as I pull through I follow the disc in my hand with my eyes and trust my initial line up before I begin the throw. The disc is making the pop noise every time it leaves my hand now.
Every person that's learning (like me) should watch all of Latitude 64 videos every 3 month or so. I watched this 4 months ago and was overwhelmed, now it makes sense.
I've been playing since the beginning of the year, and am developing well. But, your last couple of videos are fantastic, you break things down in a great, simple way and find tips that you don't find anywhere else. Thanks!
This was one of the clearest videos I’ve seen. Thanks :) Going out on the course tomorrow, if my throws are still crap I’ll come back and complain (Joke!).
Maybe it would have happened anyway, but after watching a couple of your videos I scored 6 under. That’s a solid 4 points better than usual. I believe the coaching made the difference.
These videos are awesome, Tomas talks no nonsense and he makes it look so easy. Possibly by coincidence, I just bought a musket today before seeing this video lol.
I can speak English and French, but not Swedish and I do have to say that Jonathan is a great example of an excellent communicator and I also love the fact that his title sounds and looks so cool in English. Kommunikatör på Latitude 64°
Great Tips. Game changer for me, as someone else mentioned something just seemed to click. Big shout out to you guys, much love. Keep creating new content.
This video has helped me more than any other, I watched when just starting and now a month or two later I feel like I just learned exactly what I need to change Love this channel ❤
I’m pretty new to the sport, only been throwing for maybe just under 4 months. I am an older guy, 56, and have micro tears and slight bone spurs in both shoulders….but I refuse to give up on trying to be the best player I can be. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I am naturally a forehand thrower but this really aggravates my shoulder, so I’m trying to learn how to properly throw my backhand. But I have little to no power behind it and my aim is awful lol. Your videos are amazing, both informative and yet funny, silly at the same time. Please never stop making them. I appreciate you VERY much JM
Nice. Can we please have an updated "in the bag" video from Tomas? I always find it very interesting to see what discs he uses since he is the one who designs them.
Maybe :). The idea was to have a bit of an "in the bag" segment in this video but it didn´t fit the over all structure of the content. But we´ll look into it for sure. /Jonathan
I got into disc golf just over a week ago through a friend and it is freaking amazing! it is super fun and also super relaxing at the same time. I played one game with his discs and then another game just a couple days later with discs he recommended me to buy because it was both a great deal and good beginner discs. but I didn't have any knowledge on how to do it and he is also quite new so he isn't what you would call a pro either. I'll go to the nearest course on saturday so I can get some practice and I hope for some decent weather so I can go down to the field and do some practice throws tomorrow. it is terribly rainy here today.
@@Latitude64 thank you very much. The rain cleared and I went out for half an hour throwing practice with a mid range disc and the difference was night and day. Before watching this video was it just a game of luck if my disc went where I wanted it to go, now can I hit with ±3 meters accuracy left right but I still have to practice how far I throw. Men om jag får fråga, vilken bana spelar ni på i videon? Hörde svenskan så misstänker att ni är i sverige
@@Latitude64 finfint, halva släkten är från skellefte men bor själv i Blekinge. Om du letar fram MANI så har du min morfars gamla solskyddsfirma. Ska definitivt åka inom nästa gång jag är å hälsar på. Tack för era otroligt bra videor som gör att sporten blir lättare att lära sig =)
Latitude 64 mi amigo...slowing down definately is the way to go...just to have a nice flow is SUCH a good thing....fuse, saint are such nice smooth discs to throw I found out. So I will keep working on it........thank you latitude for helping out a 40 year old guy!!!
Hello you two. I came in contact with disc golf a couple of years ago while I was living in the UK. I enjoyed it but was pretty bad at it since no one really showed me the ropes. After 4 years, I bought myself a few discs again and today I practiced a bit on a huge field. First few throws were awful but with every try the discs began to fly more and more straight even though it was pretty windy. I still can't get much distance but I am already happy to be able to get the disc to go in the direction I want it to go. So a HUGE THANK YOU for this fantastic video!
the more of these things you do, the more people will watch both due to the growth in the sport and your outstanding personality and presentation style. Keep up the fantastic work, and I loved your visit to America vid. MORE MORE MORE :)
I just recently started throwing latitude 64. I started with the Bryce and really liked the feel of the plastic and now my bag is 99% lat64 fury, golbi, falchion, 2 bryce, gauntlet, mercy, dagger, etc... love your discs!!
Similar to my stand still midrange throws except my right plant foot is pointed rearward at approx. 8 o’clock. Sometimes when max power is needed my foot is rearwards at 7 o’clock. Great vid!
Hey Guys~! Got my first disc set for Christmas. A few days went to a close course and totally sucked~! But then I found your videos about throwing on a line and keeping your arm at your elbow height. i went to a local soccer field today just to try your techniques... I was throwing 4 times farther already and throwing straight on target as well~! I even got a little bit of Hyzer right then left fade action~! It was very satisfying~! Just wanted to say thank you for the info~! Not sure if you're still active making vids or not, but I'll keep seeking them out~!
Thank you thank you! Watched this video a month ago when just starting to throw and again yesterday, and my buddy and I threw our best today because of these tips! Especially the one about how high to hold your arm, I didn’t know that’s what was causing my throws to flip w annhyzer Woo! 🎉❤
what I would also add to this excellent video is - don't throw it like a frisbee. I was doing that and I was getting results as if my disc was constantly over stable. Pretty much ANY disc I tried was like that (except of course a wham-o frisbee) I was having fun games with people with my frisbee and they were using golf Discs and I was doing pretty darn good with the frisbee.. on par with some more experienced disc golfers.. so that's what got me into investing 'legit' Golf Discs.. The guys I was playing with were actually very surprised at what I was doing with the normal Toy frisbee. LOL - it's a different mind set to the game, surely some will understand what I mean. ... To explain how I was throwing ... I mean doing the coil of the disc into your arm pit. I was getting good power and distance at times with the Golf Disc.. ..but faded huge. I was scratching my head like..this does not correlate to the numbers on this. Then I found out I wasn't extending my arm - and that was a game changer. sitting here.. I can't remember if I look forward while I throw... I'll keep that in mind next time. Excellent series of videos. Thanks from Southern Ontario Canada.
This just helped me solve a problem I started having recently with unexpectedly anhyzer releases... turns out I was letting the disc come up too high. Thanks.
Loved it. I got a lot of these tips when I was super new, and it's so good to have a refresher. I hope to see videos that go into conquering dogleg holes and other challenges. I'm also going to see if you have videos about the cross step, because I use this for every single drive, and I don't know any other techniques.
Hey David I'm glad you enjoyed it. We made a video about the run up but not the cross step in particular. Let me know if you felt that there was something missing if you're interested in watching that video. Have a nice day! /Jonathan
In the woods I like to use a maverick / truth or explorer depending on how much fade or turn I want. Looks like Jonathan is coming along that tunnel shot was pretty nice!
I am a 67 year old guy that has been playing disc golf for only a year now. Pay attention to the guys in the video , because this is what I have learned: Hyzer, anhyzer, 400 foot drives, 60 foot putts, all very nice. But if you throw straight and flat, and that is all you can do, you will win more often than you will lose. If you doubt this, play against a guy throwing baseballs instead of disks. Try it. It is... Enlightening.
Good content. My son taught me to throw like this. But i need to break the habit of watching the disc fly out of my hand. I need to trust more its headed where i intended. Thanks guys
Nice video. I am hating throwing right hand now because of my baseball background and a thing called the crow hop. As an outfielder the crow hop helped with distance throws with the left foot forward. I am new and because of baseball I am so use to loading with my left foot. Next time out I am going to compare my left bs right hand throw. I am betting my left will be more controlled and after a few throws it will put preform my right
Great helpful video guys, hopefully I can figure out what i’m doing wrong on my backhand and fix it. I’m liking the Fuse, Fury, and Underworld for throwing straight backhand shots down the fairways!
This is great. Thanks for all the solid tips. Been working out my form right now and this made a few things click that hopefully I can put into practice.
Thanks guys. I just finished my second game. I only have three innova starter discs but I hook so bad to the right every throw. I think I know what I’m doing wrong now. Thanks for not being like all the other videos and being overly advanced at first.
Very good video. I have watched several and question. Recommendations for a true beginner for putter, driver and midrange? I did find it in one video now I cannot recall which one LOL. Many thanks and this is an OUTSTANDING video. Watched it a few times and many many more to go. Lastly, suggestions for a decent portable regulation basket here in the US without having to take out a second mortgage LOL? Peace out
Hey Thomas. Glad you enjoyed the video. As far as choosing discs there's a Playlist called Bag Basics you can check out if you want. It's here: ruclips.net/p/PLSoQ-Hk_d087weqkckGbtVKixKPXM41hb
Great tips. Any advice for me. I’m standstill and can’t follow through because of a bad right knee. I guess I can only use my shoulders, arm, and wrist for power with some movement from from my back foot to front.
My first disc golf experience was a lot of fun! I was probably +30 total but my sons and I did not really keep score as it was the first time for all 3 of us. The tips for thowing straight worked really well...I just can't throw that far.
what do you have to say about mcbeth, he throw very high up, and i think it generate more power to do this, the rotation change the elbow joint position then if you throw lower, talking about what level you should throw the disc.... that is my cup of tea...
nice and clear. May I suggest a 2nd angle from behind (and maybe from above) so it's even more clear when you demonstrate straight line vs rounding. Kind Regards, someone who rounds, griplocks and pulls the disc downwards like I've never thrown discs before :)
Totally. Got locked intro shooting in 4k in this video and or other camera can´t handle it, haha. But yeah it would have been better with that angle for sure. /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 ah ok. Maybe just a simple illustration. Even a quick PiP overlay shot in 1080 would have been fine. And the motions could have been shot from behind afterwards simplifed. Lots of workarounds to only having one camera :)
Roses are red, the sky is blue, here are some very nice stuff for you ❤ /Jonathan
bit.ly/47CrPnG
I am a beginner and I spend most of my time searching for my disc that I'd just sent into the woods accidentally
This I can relate to! /Jonathan
This is why I pick the brightest colors when looking for a disc. 😂
@@bmhcrazyguy1 OP is a 2 year old comment lol, but yeah agreed. I just started, spent 40 minutes today looking for a couple discs. by the time I found them both I was ready to call it for the day. no more throwing in the woods. Just practiced puts and threw a couple in the field and went home.
Always gotta buy neon colors lol. A tip : If you're not seeing it, you probably didn't throw it that far. lol
That was the moral of the story today, I spent so much time looking for the disc WAY further than i actually threw it. It usually comes back when it chops to the side too.
I started playing back in 1987, and I still end up in the woods…!😂
I hope you’re having fun!
I've been playing for about 7years and after applying 1 thing from this video I threw about 75ft further than I normally do and more accurate. Thanks for the video.
What was the one thing?
I was Turing my head to look after pulling back. Now I look back and as I pull through I follow the disc in my hand with my eyes and trust my initial line up before I begin the throw. The disc is making the pop noise every time it leaves my hand now.
Every person that's learning (like me) should watch all of Latitude 64 videos every 3 month or so. I watched this 4 months ago and was overwhelmed, now it makes sense.
Cheers, Bill :)
4:00 that smooth transition 🤩
And the audio was on point as well.
Soooooo clean! 👌🏻
Yeah, that was good!
Ekstrom is so relaxed in his motion, great to watch him throw
I've been playing since the beginning of the year, and am developing well. But, your last couple of videos are fantastic, you break things down in a great, simple way and find tips that you don't find anywhere else. Thanks!
This was one of the clearest videos I’ve seen. Thanks :) Going out on the course tomorrow, if my throws are still crap I’ll come back and complain (Joke!).
Haha how did it go? /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 It went really well actually (shot par!)! This video made something click for me: thanks :)
@@vinceprytherch5379 Thats awesome!!! :)
great tips here. this really helps a beginner like myself improve!
Or a bit below average players like me who THINK they know what they’re doing. :)
...Or a beginner of 12 years player like myself ;)
@@ptbfrch 2wee1
This helps me know what advice to give friends when I take them disc golfing for the first time.
I appreciate the detail provided. Many of the video tutorials I’ve watched lack as much of the questions of why this technique or that works.
Maybe it would have happened anyway, but after watching a couple of your videos I scored 6 under. That’s a solid 4 points better than usual. I believe the coaching made the difference.
That´s awesome!!! 🤘😀
These videos are awesome, Tomas talks no nonsense and he makes it look so easy.
Possibly by coincidence, I just bought a musket today before seeing this video lol.
I have a musket too and I just love it!!
Muskets are cool and all but the days of barrel loading have long been over get a real gun
Love the clarity, love the humor. Well done!
I can speak English and French, but not Swedish and I do have to say that Jonathan is a great example of an excellent communicator and I also love the fact that his title sounds and looks so cool in English. Kommunikatör på Latitude 64°
Cheers ❤. Haha I´m glad. It doesnt sound cool at all in Swedish. Have a great day! /Jonathan
Great Tips. Game changer for me, as someone else mentioned something just seemed to click. Big shout out to you guys, much love. Keep creating new content.
That's awesome! 😀 Glad you found it helpful. /Jonathan
These are the best form cues I’ve seen in any video.
This video has helped me more than any other, I watched when just starting and now a month or two later I feel like I just learned exactly what I need to change
Love this channel ❤
These videos are so well done. Short enough with enough information and a little bit of character.
I’m pretty new to the sport, only been throwing for maybe just under 4 months. I am an older guy, 56, and have micro tears and slight bone spurs in both shoulders….but I refuse to give up on trying to be the best player I can be.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I am naturally a forehand thrower but this really aggravates my shoulder, so I’m trying to learn how to properly throw my backhand. But I have little to no power behind it and my aim is awful lol.
Your videos are amazing, both informative and yet funny, silly at the same time.
Please never stop making them.
I appreciate you VERY much
JM
Nice. Can we please have an updated "in the bag" video from Tomas? I always find it very interesting to see what discs he uses since he is the one who designs them.
Maybe :). The idea was to have a bit of an "in the bag" segment in this video but it didn´t fit the over all structure of the content. But we´ll look into it for sure. /Jonathan
I got into disc golf just over a week ago through a friend and it is freaking amazing! it is super fun and also super relaxing at the same time. I played one game with his discs and then another game just a couple days later with discs he recommended me to buy because it was both a great deal and good beginner discs.
but I didn't have any knowledge on how to do it and he is also quite new so he isn't what you would call a pro either.
I'll go to the nearest course on saturday so I can get some practice and I hope for some decent weather so I can go down to the field and do some practice throws tomorrow. it is terribly rainy here today.
Welcome to the sport! Hope the rain clears. / Johannes
@@Latitude64 thank you very much.
The rain cleared and I went out for half an hour throwing practice with a mid range disc and the difference was night and day. Before watching this video was it just a game of luck if my disc went where I wanted it to go, now can I hit with ±3 meters accuracy left right but I still have to practice how far I throw.
Men om jag får fråga, vilken bana spelar ni på i videon? Hörde svenskan så misstänker att ni är i sverige
@@isaks3243 Härligt! Vi spelar på DiscGolf Terminalen i Skellefteå. Latitude 64-fabriken ligger 5 minuter från den banan bara! / Johannes
@@Latitude64 finfint, halva släkten är från skellefte men bor själv i Blekinge.
Om du letar fram MANI så har du min morfars gamla solskyddsfirma.
Ska definitivt åka inom nästa gång jag är å hälsar på.
Tack för era otroligt bra videor som gör att sporten blir lättare att lära sig =)
@@isaks3243 Kul!
I love these videos. The cold open grip lock into the disc racks, classic. Keep the content coming.
TY for the video content. LAT64 is LIFE!
I like that he shows how to throw SMOOOOTH and easy. I will certainly try today with my swing to just slow things down and Analyze my stuff!
How did it go?
Latitude 64 mi amigo...slowing down definately is the way to go...just to have a nice flow is SUCH a good thing....fuse, saint are such nice smooth discs to throw I found out. So I will keep working on it........thank you latitude for helping out a 40 year old guy!!!
@@mikeslinde5506 Yeah it sure is!
Hello you two. I came in contact with disc golf a couple of years ago while I was living in the UK. I enjoyed it but was pretty bad at it since no one really showed me the ropes. After 4 years, I bought myself a few discs again and today I practiced a bit on a huge field. First few throws were awful but with every try the discs began to fly more and more straight even though it was pretty windy. I still can't get much distance but I am already happy to be able to get the disc to go in the direction I want it to go. So a HUGE THANK YOU for this fantastic video!
I love this!!!!
I bought a Tomas Ekström futon bed from Ikea that I am loving!
the more of these things you do, the more people will watch both due to the growth in the sport and your outstanding personality and presentation style. Keep up the fantastic work, and I loved your visit to America vid. MORE MORE MORE :)
excellent videos. been learning quite a lot. also a huge man crush on this dead pan humour jonatan. keep up the good work
Thank you 😀 /Jonathan
You guys are fantastic! Enjoying your tips and learning about how to throw discs correctly. thanks!
Glad you like the videos :) /Jonathan
These videos are literally the best ones out there for beginner tips. Keep up the great instruction and the great production!
Thank you!
I just recently started throwing latitude 64. I started with the Bryce and really liked the feel of the plastic and now my bag is 99% lat64 fury, golbi, falchion, 2 bryce, gauntlet, mercy, dagger, etc... love your discs!!
Great video! Tomas should come to Norway and do a clinic here. I’m ready to learn!
This is such a good marketing technique.
Best way to get people to buy more discs is to teach them how to throw them.
That transition was CLEAN !
Well thank you very much :) /Jonathan
Welcome, cool series of videos. Keep it up!
Hello Thomas! Great advice for newer players! Fundamentals are key to making good habits.
I love this series of videos. Keep it up!
Similar to my stand still midrange throws except my right plant foot is pointed rearward at approx. 8 o’clock. Sometimes when max power is needed my foot is rearwards at 7 o’clock. Great vid!
Such amazing techniques. Love it!
These videos are the best! Keep up the great work guys!
Thank you:)
Hey Guys~! Got my first disc set for Christmas. A few days went to a close course and totally sucked~! But then I found your videos about throwing on a line and keeping your arm at your elbow height. i went to a local soccer field today just to try your techniques... I was throwing 4 times farther already and throwing straight on target as well~! I even got a little bit of Hyzer right then left fade action~! It was very satisfying~! Just wanted to say thank you for the info~! Not sure if you're still active making vids or not, but I'll keep seeking them out~!
Thank you thank you!
Watched this video a month ago when just starting to throw and again yesterday, and my buddy and I threw our best today because of these tips! Especially the one about how high to hold your arm, I didn’t know that’s what was causing my throws to flip w annhyzer
Woo! 🎉❤
Tack för tydliga och bra instruktioner, kommer att investera i en lat 64 disk 😊
Lots of good info, well presented.
Love this whole series!! Keep them coming!
Yo, that was a fantastic transition @ 4:00
Thank y’all so much for these how to videos they have helped understand the sport so much and how to improve my throw!
what I would also add to this excellent video is - don't throw it like a frisbee. I was doing that and I was getting results as if my disc was constantly over stable. Pretty much ANY disc I tried was like that (except of course a wham-o frisbee) I was having fun games with people with my frisbee and they were using golf Discs and I was doing pretty darn good with the frisbee.. on par with some more experienced disc golfers.. so that's what got me into investing 'legit' Golf Discs.. The guys I was playing with were actually very surprised at what I was doing with the normal Toy frisbee. LOL - it's a different mind set to the game, surely some will understand what I mean. ... To explain how I was throwing ... I mean doing the coil of the disc into your arm pit. I was getting good power and distance at times with the Golf Disc.. ..but faded huge. I was scratching my head like..this does not correlate to the numbers on this. Then I found out I wasn't extending my arm - and that was a game changer. sitting here.. I can't remember if I look forward while I throw... I'll keep that in mind next time. Excellent series of videos. Thanks from Southern Ontario Canada.
Nice to see Tomas having some fun out there with his park job
Thank you!! I’ve seen other videos that overcomplicate it but this one is great.
I´m glad you like it, Joshua :) /Jonathan
This just helped me solve a problem I started having recently with unexpectedly anhyzer releases... turns out I was letting the disc come up too high. Thanks.
That´s awesome! /Jonathan
Yes, with so many new people coming to the sport this year. We are digesting all the content we can to get that perfect throw.
Thank you I needed the refresher. 🙂
Loving these videos almost as much as my River disc.
:)
Awsome instruction…getting teens involved in a great sport..this helps!
Great tips ! Love it. Keep up the good work and I love to se more videos like this. I need all help I can get. 👌👌👍👍👊
Thank you guys for the great intel, and always enjoy your video’s keep up the great informative video work :) thank you
Thanks! This has helped me and my friend throw better
That´s awesome =) /Jonathan
Thanks for these tips, I am hitting a hole in one on every hole now thanks
Nice job guys. Very helpful.
Glad you find them helpful!
awsome och underbart och bra förklarat. ska genast testa dessa tips!
Kul! Har du hunnit testa? /Jonathan
Happy I found you dudes!
Loved it. I got a lot of these tips when I was super new, and it's so good to have a refresher. I hope to see videos that go into conquering dogleg holes and other challenges. I'm also going to see if you have videos about the cross step, because I use this for every single drive, and I don't know any other techniques.
Hey David I'm glad you enjoyed it. We made a video about the run up but not the cross step in particular. Let me know if you felt that there was something missing if you're interested in watching that video. Have a nice day! /Jonathan
I really like how you explain everything, thank you for the video!
loving and learning from these videos!
Thank you Jonathan 😀. /Jonathan
In the woods I like to use a maverick / truth or explorer depending on how much fade or turn I want. Looks like Jonathan is coming along that tunnel shot was pretty nice!
Thank you :) /Jonathan
Good basics to know for beginners!
The Fuse in Disc Golf Valley flies just like that!
That game made me buy a musket and stock up on medium pures. Devilishly good marketing tool lmao.
@@leksasdf You're right about that! My next new disc will certainly be a Musket. 😆😆😆
Another great video! Looking forward to see more good tips. These kind of videos will help a lot beginners and intermediate players aswell .
I am a 67 year old guy that has been playing disc golf for only a year now. Pay attention to the guys in the video , because this is what I have learned: Hyzer, anhyzer, 400 foot drives, 60 foot putts, all very nice. But if you throw straight and flat, and that is all you can do, you will win more often than you will lose. If you doubt this, play against a guy throwing baseballs instead of disks. Try it. It is... Enlightening.
So Fresh and so Clean!
Good content. My son taught me to throw like this. But i need to break the habit of watching the disc fly out of my hand. I need to trust more its headed where i intended. Thanks guys
Great transition at 4:02
Cant wait to try this now. I need help with distance 😅
These videos are excellent! Thanks!
Nice video. I am hating throwing right hand now because of my baseball background and a thing called the crow hop. As an outfielder the crow hop helped with distance throws with the left foot forward. I am new and because of baseball I am so use to loading with my left foot. Next time out I am going to compare my left bs right hand throw. I am betting my left will be more controlled and after a few throws it will put preform my right
Great helpful video guys, hopefully I can figure out what i’m doing wrong on my backhand and fix it. I’m liking the Fuse, Fury, and Underworld for throwing straight backhand shots down the fairways!
I´m glad you like it, Mike :) /Jonathan
Lol. The intro is me inside my house and my wife staring at me for hitting the wall...
This is great. Thanks for all the solid tips. Been working out my form right now and this made a few things click that hopefully I can put into practice.
Thanks guys. I just finished my second game. I only have three innova starter discs but I hook so bad to the right every throw. I think I know what I’m doing wrong now.
Thanks for not being like all the other videos and being overly advanced at first.
I need to look up the definition of "nemesis" because Tomas absolutely laced that hole lol. 5:53
Another great video to share with my community
really sweet quality and cuts
Thank you :) /Jonathan
My favorite straight disc in my bag is an opto claymore 👌🏼🔥
Very good video. I have watched several and question. Recommendations for a true beginner for putter, driver and midrange? I did find it in one video now I cannot recall which one LOL. Many thanks and this is an OUTSTANDING video. Watched it a few times and many many more to go. Lastly, suggestions for a decent portable regulation basket here in the US without having to take out a second mortgage LOL? Peace out
Hey Thomas. Glad you enjoyed the video. As far as choosing discs there's a Playlist called Bag Basics you can check out if you want. It's here: ruclips.net/p/PLSoQ-Hk_d087weqkckGbtVKixKPXM41hb
I've used the Probasket Go from us but there's also the Scout from DD. I like those baskets a lot :)
@@Latitude64 Many thanks !
Great tips guys thanks!
Great tips. Any advice for me. I’m standstill and can’t follow through because of a bad right knee. I guess I can only use my shoulders, arm, and wrist for power with some movement from from my back foot to front.
Straight shot, straight disc. Sounds good
This content is gold. Or opto. Whichever is good
Good info! Thanks Tomas!!
Just got my first set in the mail today...playing tomorrow for the first time.
Good luck =) /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 thank you for the tips!
My first disc golf experience was a lot of fun! I was probably +30 total but my sons and I did not really keep score as it was the first time for all 3 of us. The tips for thowing straight worked really well...I just can't throw that far.
I think having fun is the most important part =)
@@Latitude64 I think you're right! playing again on the 29th
Love your content bro
Thanks man ❤️🤘
it would be cool to add feet markers to the drone shot also, would be a simple yet effective addition to make the videos that much better :)
Totally agree :) /Jonathan
I´ll look into it.
what do you have to say about mcbeth, he throw very high up, and i think it generate more power to do this, the rotation change the elbow joint position then if you throw lower, talking about what level you should throw the disc.... that is my cup of tea...
I´ll ask Tomas about this and maybe we will adress it in an upcoming video. /Jonathan
5:00 The Hyzer Flip. Truth revealed.
nice and clear. May I suggest a 2nd angle from behind (and maybe from above) so it's even more clear when you demonstrate straight line vs rounding. Kind Regards, someone who rounds, griplocks and pulls the disc downwards like I've never thrown discs before :)
PS: nice transitions. Loved them!
Totally. Got locked intro shooting in 4k in this video and or other camera can´t handle it, haha. But yeah it would have been better with that angle for sure. /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 ah ok. Maybe just a simple illustration. Even a quick PiP overlay shot in 1080 would have been fine. And the motions could have been shot from behind afterwards simplifed. Lots of workarounds to only having one camera :)
@@TheDanishDiscGolfGuy I agree.
Lol the intro was me all the way
i love you guys so much
Followed this and still threw right into a tree 👏🏼