How to X Step | Stop Walking Backwards and Reaching Back Early
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- Welcome back to the build the backhand series. Today we are expanding on the footwork by adding an X Step to our walkup.
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0:00 - Welcome Back
0:20 - Why do?
0:46 - What is?
0:53 - Make space
1:42 - Walking Backwards and Early Reachback
3:52 - Posture
5:12 - How far back should the foot turn?
7:29 - Drills
9:22 - Rhythm
10:28 - Time to coil
10:48 - Vertical X or Crow Hop
12:15 - Horizontal Glide
13:06 - What's next?
13:48 - Patreon Plug 
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@12:16 *horizontal* ❤
Amazing explanation Jedi Master! Best video breakdown in my 10 years of consuming tutorials.
I was helping a buddy with his form this weekend and he asked why you don’t want your feet in a line. I did t have an answer for him. I do now. Sending him your way!!
As someone who has scoured internet because out my outward facing or “duck” feet anatomy this helps tremendously in ensuring my hips aren’t opening up. Lots to work on. Thank you.
Omg I’ve been hyper fixating on this the last week but I think I get it now. Thank you!
This channel is incredibly helpful! Thank you!
Fantastic, as usual. Very informative and enjoyable. Thanks.
This is so overlooked. great form starts at footwork!!
Perfect timing I just set up for field work!
Excellent video one of my favorites on the channel so far.
Finally! Been waiting for this one! Been doing this daily for a few weeks now. You'll see my progress soon! ;) Thanks again! These are amazing!
Excited to get out there tomorrow and try this. Best explanation ive seen of the x-step
This might be my favorite video so far. Lots of good stuff in here that ive overlooked.
Talented teacher!
That's the best disc golf instructional video I've seen in a long time. You explained it so well (to me) that it unlocked something in my brain that I never even considered. Keep up the good work, sirs! Thank you for the awesome videos!
This is a fantastic breakdown that every AM player needs to see. Most players would benefit from your Jedi knowledge. Thanks for the great videos brother.
Totally will pick up a disc and look at the Patron form review.
Appreciate it Aaron
This was great! And nice commitment on the infinite x-step, lol! I like the drill of pausing/holding on the back leg with the plant leg in the air. I have a tendency to start my coil as soon as my back leg gets down (which I think is too early) rather than after getting my plant leg off the ground, so hopefully this will help. Thanks for all your work on here!
This is amazing. All this time I was wondering why I couldn't keep my back foot from turning me around. Now I finally know why!!
Thank you, Josh, for pointing out the teeter totter issue of too much stagger. We've noticed it in our forms as beginners but didn't have a clear way to articulate it.
I know all this, and have for a while. I still can't do it 😂. Having said that, this is the most comprehensive explanation I have seen so far of something that I also feel is the number one problem with most amateur and intermediate players.
I will buy every disc I need from you for a year if this helps me hit my distance goal. Swear to the Disc Gods. 🙌
What’s the goal and where are you at now?
Copyright strike!!! 🤪Excellent and more info than I anticipated. You're all pretty spectacular.
Nice video! I like the idea of a stagger creating space for the x-step. My problem is when I create that stagger with the right leg (brace leg), that leg wants to swing to the brace position, kind of like I'm swinging my hip open. I think that creates some timing and balance issues and ultimately is not a good transfer of power into the brace leg. Workin' on it!
I wanted to stand up and applaud when you mention how different people have feet that can point out or in. I struggle with out-toeing and I am always wondering how much that is messing up my form.
Fantastic video. Thanks for making me a Jedi.😂
I had the mechanics down, could not understand why it always felt so awkward even tho the form was right. Thank you so much for teaching the rhythm to the throw. Can’t wait to try and apply this during field work
Your a Jedi harry!
- Gandalf
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I've been working on this for weeks! Just in time to alleviate some frustration. And don't worry, I bought two of those sweet sweet Sparky Watts
Appreciate you
This breakdown is priceless. One question: what are the other videos in the building a backhand series you mentioned in the intro?
There should be a playlist by that name. Do you not see it on your end?
When you were making sounds for the x-step rhythm, the humming for the correct rhythm made me think of the cheese tax song on tik-tok.
Holy crap man. Ever since I got injured last year I have been struggling with regaining 40 ft of distance I lost somehow in my form. Watched this vid randomly and practiced down the hall at work. Then playing last night threw hole high on 2 holes 340/350 ft with no effort. I think the key point here is that little delay 1,2....3 which changes the timing.
Congrats 🎉
Are you going to make a play list for these so we can just watch them all in a row when your done? Loving the content.
I think we already did?
Simon is very horizontal. But I have seen a old video from his early twenties where he's throwing an absolute bomb Simon line. He got very tall on his left foot during the x step.
It's interesting he would approach his brace both ways. I'm curious, for Simon, if the speed of his run up makes a difference. In the video I am referring to he did a full speed run up. We don't often see him do that anymore. Curious if the vertical approach is reserved for fast run ups for him. And why.
Yep. My buddy John did an early versus late form version of Simon Lizotte. It is very common for players to start more vertical and then switch later. The vertical version seems to be a bit more rhythmic and easier to get power initially.
Hey, long time viewer. I’ve heard you guys mention the suitcase a few times but have never explained what it can help with. Any chance we can see a short video on this?
We have a blurb on it in our lead arm video. The title/chapter title refer to it as briefcase
First comment woot woot. Love the content bro maybe I’ll throw 400ft one day lol
Do you recommend getting your front plant foot touching the ground (at least toes) before coiling?
Nope. The coil is the entire final stride.
Feet flaring out is another issue with imbalances in the persons muscularity . Either super tight hips or glutes and if not fixed will get hurt eventually .
Star Wars rhythm. So is the "force" of the throw dark or.light side?
If the cadence of both final steps is the same, does that mean the more linear glide/Simon step has to be longer and/or slower than the up/down/Philo version, so as to be able to land at the same time (ie in the right cadence)? I am just thinking about implications with range of motion of hips and mid-back: shorter steps with a shorter/tighter mid-back coil, since you could mess up timing if you took a long step and ran out of coil before your foot gets down.
I have no clue. I’m sure there are factors regarding body proportion and such. I’d keep it simple and just look at the timing pieces. If you hit them then you’re probably good. Then make it flow
Sounds to me like I should open a channel called OverTHINK disc golf, lol. Thanks for all the great content!
My elbow hurts from a day of deep pocket work? Do you have some stretches or strength training that could help?
If your elbow hurts that’s not a stretch or strengthening thing. That probably needs rest. And watch the video we put out about “your lead arm questions answered”
What ive noticed i do is when i take the last step, i reach back at the same time, but ive noticed other people having the arm already stretched out when they take the last, is this something i should change? and i have been trying walk from/around the disc and reaching back as i do now, getting more distance now but i still think first thing i said is something i should do
The arm stretches in the backswing on the final step. Check out coil video for that timing instruction
I could use some advice on pulling through. I’m pulling slightly down then as I come through it puts the nose angel slightly upward. Do you have a video addressing that?
Scott Stokely has a great video that talks about fixing the "scooping" motion from pulling down in your swing.
We have the video on the lead arm in the top of the backhand playlist.
What's your opinion on crow-hopping vs. stepping through the x-step?
Crow hopping is good to go. Falls in that Philo style
Thanks Josh.. I have horrible balance and I can probably only get 5 seconds of balance before I start tipping. Any pointers for this and how long do you think I should be able to balance on 1 foot?
Unsure on that one. I’d recommend checking out some balance and stability stuff from a channel or in person trainer
Balance on a foot until it is boring to do so for 1-2 minutes (depending on how hard you want to push yourself). Then do it with your arms wrapped around you. Then close your eyes. Then turn your head side to side. Each step you take away a major balance control and force your core and leg stabilizer muscles to pick up the slack.
@turn0back0sarah that's brilliant.
@turn0back0sarah what do u mean balance on one foot till its boring? I can only do it for like 5seconds. Do you mean balance while holding on to something?
@@ciromassa7322 I mean, balance for at least 1 to 2 minutes, if you can do that without falling at all, do it with your arms wrapped around you until you can balance for 1-2 minutes without falling, then the same with your eyes closed. Do at least once a day, every day, on each foot.
I’ve plateaued at 400-415ft for over 2 years. Not sure 500 is in the cards for me due to meniscus tear and terrible hip flexibility.
Meniscus tear is tough
So for the more well versed DG players out there, I got a question that doesn't pertain to this video that I just can't seem to find info on anywhere.
What is the name of a throw, where you take almost a grenade/thumber kind of grip, but keep the disc right side up, and throw back hand horizontally so your under side of the forearm is leading rather than the backside? I gotta believe there is a name for it but can't find it anywhere.
For me This is great for if I have a little distance then an obstacle is in the way. Rather than looping around the obstacle when I throw this way I can get the disc to go out about 50-150 ft. while slightly climbing it then suddenly pops way up for another 10-20. ft then comes down kinda grenade esque but it turns into a roller nearly every time giving even more distance.
I just call it the chicken wing
@@OverthrowDiscGolf lol nice name, and thanks for the quick response. Your channel is great. I just recently found it. And have learned a lot as a beginner.
My thighs got stuck together and I fell down?
Former power lifter and big legs in general here:
I feel like I have no space to cross my left leg behind my right. It sounds like a joke (but it’s not): my thighs are too dang thick and my legs bump into each other. I can’t create enough space to get that left knee much past “in line” with my right one. Advice for us big boned folk?
Have you tried to get more vertical or using a hop?
@@OverthrowDiscGolf yes, doing so is far more comfortable than “slower” or more “grounded” run ups, if that makes sense. Like I could never x step like eagle or Simon. When the timing is right, my throws feel far better this way and I feel positioned to use much more of my lower body. The timing is just a bit tougher :)
@@jimmyblundell7600 yep. Gotta do what you’ve gotta do. I assume you would be more verticals
Sorry, Josh, but I don't buy discs from skinny bros. I need some meat on my vendors.
We can arrange that
Glad others are noticing! Dude has been working
😂
Sir, this isn't Arby's
I hop on one foot in a 6 foot leap, then hold my nuts with my left hand, clench that hand tight, scream for victory and then do a 360 landing. Its easier
My simple tip: 1.slow down (duh)
2. Focus on pushing with the back leg
3. WHILE your back leg is firing, do the reachback. Not before, not after.
Getting the timing right will take time, you are trying to do an explosive movement forward while turning your upper body away WHILE staying balanced.
Doing it from a sneaking speed is hard, speeding up the run up even more so.
Once the muscle memory is built overshooting simple midrange and fairway throws will become a reality and you must consider reducing reach back or x-step
Is that “the” white passion? Lol
It is haha
If you’re watching this you’re not playing frisbee golf, watching a RUclips video about disc golf is never going to be playing disc golf.
This is the best content on the tube but all this fluff is mushrooming up waiting to collapse
Just like selling 20 cents worth of plastic for 30 dollars? It’s not going to last much longer
Cynthia Riccioti might want to watch this video
Got to watch her at USWDGC. Her footwork is interesting but she can launch a backhand
@@OverthrowDiscGolf interesting is a word, you’re right about that