How to throw FURTHER with the POWER POCKET! | Disc Golf Basics

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  • Hope you´ll enjoy and learn about the power pocket and maybe even something about yourself! ❤🤘
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    / @latitude64
    Little bit of thought!
    This for me is quite hard to figure out (as an amateur disc golfer). Being all relaxed isn´t my jam and I overuse my arm I think. So getting the timing right and using the power pocket is something I need to work more on than just in a video like this. After recording I´ve started to focus more and more on the timing and I think there are even more in depth stuff that interest me about this. Like how to coil etc. Anyways with practice comes a wee bit better I hope 😂🤘
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  • @Latitude64
    @Latitude64  Год назад +16

    Find some nice stuff and general good feelings here ❤🤘
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    • @kelerudin
      @kelerudin Год назад +2

      Make more Jonathan Fuses!

    • @ashtonconroy9320
      @ashtonconroy9320 Год назад

      I most certainly will. Winter is coming. Sleeves needed.

    • @dhgallow
      @dhgallow Год назад

      The best feeling would be a Jonathan Fuse! Help me find it 🙂

    • @ohmgstav
      @ohmgstav Год назад +1

      Still hoping for the day I'll find a glow Diamond when I press that link! 😉

  • @TheKhashan
    @TheKhashan Год назад +49

    Im not much of a smooth discgolf person but my friends tell me I have a smooth brain, so atleast I have that going for me.

  • @tylerglowinski3093
    @tylerglowinski3093 Год назад +11

    The best piece of advice I ever got was to get as loose and numb as you can, and then get looser. I started trying to become too loose, just to see how far I could take it before it ruined my shot, and that's when I started getting real power and snap off the disc

  • @jeffruberg5206
    @jeffruberg5206 Год назад +51

    This is EXACTLY where I am at in my disc golf journey. After a gauntlet of tournaments I'm taking 2 months off and starting over with intense focus on step-by-step technique.
    It is so difficult, good luck Jonathan!! Here's to hoping we both come out better on the other side.

  • @Dan_Danger_Brown
    @Dan_Danger_Brown Год назад +39

    This is the video I've needed, I muscle the disc, and haven't figured out how to engage my legs. To the field!

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  Год назад +7

      Yeah I find it super hard not to use the arm, haha. Good luck! /Jonathan

  • @wisdumb47
    @wisdumb47 Год назад +73

    The way I imagine it is like when you spin in an office chair and bring your legs in it speeds you up, and when you extend your legs the spinning slows down. Driving form is basically spinning in the chair 180 degrees. You start with your legs extended and then the power pocket is the speed gained from tucking everything in. Then you use the speed you gained from bringing your weight to center in the 'power pocket' and extend the arm, capturing the speed you made while tucked.

  • @athalc
    @athalc Год назад +37

    Definitely where I struggle the most, after almost 3 years, is trying to relax. My best shots are my slowest and most relaxed, but it is STILL totally counter intuitive. I try and focus on thinking of my hips rotating my shoulders and let my arm be as loose as possible, while still gripping the disc. Let’s get smooth and fast together everyone!🇸🇪🇨🇦

    • @rageoid
      @rageoid Год назад +1

      Exactly and precisely where I find myself, well said !

    • @krUsberry
      @krUsberry Год назад +4

      Saw a recent video from a finnish instructor who said "NO, PERKELE, DONT ROTATE, ONLY SHIFT WEIGHT TO FRONT LEG AND HIP" and it's actually a bunch easier. The rotation comes naturally and i dont have to think about it.

    • @YouLikeThat14
      @YouLikeThat14 Год назад +2

      See I'm behind y'all. I don't think I've ever actually focused on my hips. Just all arms and shoulders. I definitely don't ever feel relaxed. This look like another hard addition to the game that's gonna be fun to learn.

    • @micdavey
      @micdavey Год назад +4

      Something I remember Tristan Tanner saying went something like "trying to go faster never results in better" when you're trying to learn a new movement. Slow down until it's correct and you don't have to think to do it correctly.

  • @Ragnarokkr12
    @Ragnarokkr12 Год назад +12

    I’ve never been able to find someone to explain it this way. I always ask “am I supposed to try real hard with arm” but no one can really answer. So this was super helpful. Explaining it to be more like a slingshot and where to do that is helpful. You guys are my favorite disc golf RUclips channel. Very entertaining and educational!

    • @mattsnyder4754
      @mattsnyder4754 Год назад +1

      Yep. Your arm is actually one of the least “used” muscles.
      Hips are working hard. Torso and shoulders are rotating hard. The arm can basically just be a noodle outside of the little bit of muscle involved in actually “aiming”

  • @Ran-tan-tan
    @Ran-tan-tan Год назад +4

    The best bromance in disc golf! Excellent video again J & J!

  • @irishmickey441
    @irishmickey441 Год назад +3

    "Can you hear this"............"NO" 😆 Always love your videos and I have the same issue, feels smooth until I add the disc!

  • @leahv
    @leahv Год назад +12

    Thank you, Jonathan, Johannes and Lat64! Jonathan's humility and readiness to learn, combined with Johannes' straightforward instruction always seem to make those concepts in disc golf I struggle to learn easier to understand! I went to the park today and feel like I finally could get some power in my backhand throws from my lower body vs. my weak noodle arms. Keep these tips coming!

  • @Jono.
    @Jono. Год назад +1

    My Jonathan special edition 179g orange Fuse came in the mail today. The stamp artwork is lovely, thank you.

  • @1974billym
    @1974billym Год назад +2

    I came for the Scandi Death Metal, but stayed for the lessons. Seriously, this has helped me think differently and more consciously about how I throw frisbees. Thank you for this :)

  • @Ralnakor
    @Ralnakor Год назад +4

    The random dance off when 50 Cent came on was incredible.
    Thank you for this video! It touches on one of the bigger struggles in my drives and approaches, and gives me a way to work on it! I can't wait to try them!

  • @SZbooyaka
    @SZbooyaka Год назад +3

    I love that Jonathanisms have leaking into my game. Now when I throw the disc well, I say “oh, it did the thing.” Thanks for helping me be able to “do the thing”.

  • @michaelgoddard9089
    @michaelgoddard9089 Год назад +3

    Pretty sure Jonathan didn’t get the “whip it good” reference. Thanks to both of you for helping me in my disc golf journey! 3 months in now.

  • @marik3330
    @marik3330 Год назад +8

    You guys absolutely hit it (with a nail?) with this one. 👍👍 But no matter how much you tell this to yourself (and other people) the slowing down and relaxing your arm part is not easy. Good luck for everybody in learning and also remembering this when throwing the disc. I've been learning this sport about 7 years and I'm still too fast with my hand waaaay too often.🙃

  • @Nale72
    @Nale72 Год назад +2

    Regarding "Soft kittens". I have a keychain with a fluffy unicorn on my discgolf bag that hangs there to remind me to keep it slow and smooth and not being too stiff/jerky. Maybe find a keychain with a kitten and hang it on your bag to help you with that mindset Jonathan :o).

  • @JoakimEngfors
    @JoakimEngfors Год назад

    Jonathan! Remember: Soft kittens, fluffy pillows! :D I am not smooth by any means, I am stiffer than a rusty old kylskåp. Watching you is an inspiration, keep it up!

  • @ryanholland1096
    @ryanholland1096 Год назад +4

    Noticeably better timing on your “after” clip. Keep at it!!

  • @haukionkannel
    @haukionkannel Год назад +3

    You stay smooth when you are happy and don´t try too much!
    So have a fun!
    The disk just follow your body, not your hand!
    But yeah, it is hard! Last two weeks are first smooth throws for me for this summer... Same happened last year also at autumn... Maybe I should start my diskgolf season at may... no too gold. You see my problem...
    But getting relaxed takes time to get it right...

  • @WhackyCast
    @WhackyCast Год назад +32

    What is the power pocket and where can I buy that disc? /sarcasm..
    Great video yet again, will probably help me reach the illusive 130m mark!

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  Год назад +4

      Let me know if you reach it! I have a long way to go, haha =)

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  Год назад +3

      Glad you liked the video ❤🤘

    • @WhackyCast
      @WhackyCast Год назад +1

      ​@@Latitude64 Will do! Keep up the youtube grind, 100k around the corner.

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  Год назад +3

      @@WhackyCast Thank you, sir =)

  • @itsthequenchiest4597
    @itsthequenchiest4597 Год назад +7

    Great video Johannes & Jonathan! For all y'all who struggle with throwing smooth and using the power pocket - you can do it! For me, practicing standstills & runups SLOWLY in the kitchen we're what helped. Y'all got this.

    • @jeffruberg5206
      @jeffruberg5206 Год назад +1

      That's funny because I keep saying that's what I need to do. Right here in the kitchen.

  • @discgolfwes
    @discgolfwes Год назад +17

    holding your disc *really* loosely and going through the throwing motion like you do in your kitchen, then tightening your grip RIGHT at the end and letting the disc rip will help your body understand how to throw more relaxed.

  • @armenkasparian6535
    @armenkasparian6535 Год назад +1

    Those run up edits made my day. Thank you guys for the great content!

  • @chrisrobert4781
    @chrisrobert4781 Год назад

    This video was the missing link in my throwing. I have always wondered exactly when to start turning!
    Amazing as always!
    Thank you!!!

  • @natetronic7566
    @natetronic7566 Год назад +1

    There is so much going into a backhand throw (literally your entire body) to even put into a 9 min video its best to start from the ground up starting with footwork which is the foundation and working your way up. Great job guys

  • @23desdfe345r2fd23f23
    @23desdfe345r2fd23f23 Год назад

    ive watched a lot of videos trying to get better form. this is the first that really explained the timings properly. thank you!!

  • @mackdaddy9282
    @mackdaddy9282 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks, guys - I’m RHFH, but finally going to learn RHBH - this video is a great example for a fledgeling backhander 👏

  • @xAmboSx
    @xAmboSx Год назад +1

    This is by far one of the best explaination, incl. the lovely :* slow mo's on where to focus. Never heard it that way. Gimme more !
    Great work, as always Jonathan and Johannes !

  • @MrTheBigNoze
    @MrTheBigNoze Год назад

    Missed you guys! Glad you’re back

  • @andrewheale9170
    @andrewheale9170 Год назад +1

    Awesome video my man. I feel like I'm in the same boat as you are. Im starting my disc golf journey and I'm hooked and learning and developing my swing. So I feel everything you're going through. Some days it feels like it's coming together and some days not so much but I love your videos man and just watching the progression is awesome! Keep up the great content!

  • @Qpods
    @Qpods Год назад

    This is great. Needed these tips to help my form. Having Jonathan learn with us is suuuper helpful and Johannes describes things very well!

  • @million_smiles_disc
    @million_smiles_disc Год назад +2

    This is great. After years of playing wrong I started from scratch. It is very difficult to unlearn what I was doing. I’ve been doing much better, my distance has improved greatly. Unfortunately my scores haven’t but it’s only a matter of time. Jonathan and Johannes thank you so much. Love you guys!!!

  • @loughdown420
    @loughdown420 Год назад

    Keep up the hard work, Ive seen soo much improvement in your skills from when you first started, even before the improvements from the side by side in this video alone... I've also noticed that you seem to enjoy playing now far more than you ever did in the beginning!!

  • @sweetarrd8836
    @sweetarrd8836 Год назад +4

    got my first order of discs ever from you this week, and just cant wait to trow them slowly now. those videos are so wholesome, the humour is always pure and there´s just no negativity. keep it up jonathan and the whole team

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  Год назад

      Thank you so much =). Hope you´ll enjoy the discs also. /Jonathan

  • @karmalord
    @karmalord Год назад

    Amazing the many angles and points of view these videos bring to help one along with their game. Thanks, I will try this method of philosophy soon. Go Kristin!!

  • @kenkrehbiel1931
    @kenkrehbiel1931 Год назад

    Keep up the good work Jonathan! Disc golf is hard, which is why we love to play! I’ve been playing for like 10 years, and just now able to consistently thrown nose down lol. You’re picking it up way faster and don’t get discouraged! 🙏😄

  • @rageoid
    @rageoid Год назад

    Nice one, timely, been trying to work on my form after being stuck on the same distances, sore shoulder, inconsistency. Been thinking about my old baseball swings, snapping with speed not force. The force brain takes control more than I desire !

  • @Jjimmortal
    @Jjimmortal Год назад

    "Distance for everyone"! Left side follow through (arm and leg)...Love you guys!

  • @toothlesschunk1005
    @toothlesschunk1005 Год назад

    Great Video! In the before you lead with your shoulder, in the after you lead with your leg/hip. Time to practice!

  • @InspireBlue226
    @InspireBlue226 Год назад

    Love this video!!! You guys are awesome. 😎

  • @OriginalTrollsmash
    @OriginalTrollsmash Год назад

    I think this is exactly what I needed - cant wait to try it out!

  • @Helix5370
    @Helix5370 Год назад

    Great video! Latitude 64 has the best disc golf YT content out there hands down. Thanks Jonathan!

  • @elusivelectron
    @elusivelectron Год назад

    The music during the form exercise was hilarious. Thanks for the laugh. I really needed that.

  • @thesaratoga1316
    @thesaratoga1316 Год назад +1

    As usual - I love the video - I laugh along with you guys - and I lean something!

  • @michaellarsen7276
    @michaellarsen7276 Год назад

    I almost teared up during the slow motion montage of Johannes at the beginning, very touching!

  • @mediocremexican3648
    @mediocremexican3648 Год назад

    Always love the videos. Just remember, slow is smooth and smooth is fast!!!

  • @darinlisonbee2477
    @darinlisonbee2477 Год назад

    Really loved this video! Thank you for sharing!

  • @nathanbarker3419
    @nathanbarker3419 Год назад

    I love the videos you guys make:)

  • @nateworzalla6773
    @nateworzalla6773 Год назад +1

    I recently started working on this as I would muscle the disc, just loosening up my body and using more hips in a standing position I was throwing my mids 25" further the very first day lol. I got a lot of work to do as its now messed up my 3 step timing/speed but I think I'll finally be driving with mids vs fairways to get even more accuracy

  • @choiie
    @choiie Год назад

    Wow awesome improvement already. Time to hit the field

  • @FatGooseArts
    @FatGooseArts Год назад

    Man, this content is GOLD! Also you guys are so funny and I love it!

  • @vendettawarcrime
    @vendettawarcrime Год назад

    I was out practicing with some putters this morning and was trying to focus on my throws as a whole body movement, a complete, fluid motion, not worrying about power or distance. By doing this and adjusting to a fan grip I feel I had a really useful session and it felt like each disc flew more true to their numbers and flight paths. My Runes flew straight and the Proxy and Stabilizer faded reliably as expected. Looking forward to doing the same tomorrow with my mids.
    I’ve been learning and laughing a lot with the team and really appreciate what Lat64 and Jonathan have done with this series.

  • @Obdewla
    @Obdewla Год назад

    Great instructional video & I got a couple of good laughs too. Y'all are quite the Dynamic Duo! Love your videos.

  • @ilikesnow
    @ilikesnow Год назад

    Yes! I finally understand!! In ball golf, this would be like the "lag" part of the swing that happens at the top. Thanks my dudes.

  • @BenjaminMedlock
    @BenjaminMedlock Год назад

    Great video. You two crack me up.

  • @craigrobertson5745
    @craigrobertson5745 Год назад +1

    Come on Johnny, loosen up and whip the disc. Thanks for my fuse, great disc

  • @Havox7
    @Havox7 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for this video! It got me another 40-60ft of distance. I was trying to use my arm muscles instead of pulling through with my shoulder.

    • @cupbowlspoonforkknif
      @cupbowlspoonforkknif 11 месяцев назад

      It all makes sense now! I spent 2 weeks working out my arm and saw zero increase in distance. It's not about the arm!

  • @wisherb1
    @wisherb1 Год назад

    I love the metal in the disc golf videos!!

  • @scual760
    @scual760 Год назад

    The heroes are back!!

  • @mattbrown5921
    @mattbrown5921 Год назад

    Just got my disc last night.. keep it up Jonathan

  • @kimeinvik
    @kimeinvik Год назад

    I need to go out and practice this. I belive this hits the nail on the head for me.

  • @rumpt1549
    @rumpt1549 Год назад

    Its so much smoother! Well done!!!!

  • @charleslowery1639
    @charleslowery1639 Год назад

    Thanks for the tips, you guys are so cool!

  • @BookieCrook
    @BookieCrook Год назад

    My Jonathan Fastborg Fuse came and a new video on the same day? Best day ever!!!

  • @kinkajoo73
    @kinkajoo73 Год назад

    Thanks guys ☺ Helpful video 👍👀👂💙

  • @ziggybaker3446
    @ziggybaker3446 Год назад +1

    I think I'm probably the stiffest disc golfer in the world 😂. I do have some spinal limitations, but I try my best! You can get it, Jonathan!

  • @XRANSON
    @XRANSON Год назад

    Keep the videos coming !!!!! And keep the metal 🤘

  • @tiaskjstadheimsvik7933
    @tiaskjstadheimsvik7933 Год назад +1

    Hi! Love your videos!😍 could you please show us how to throw a good forehand!

  • @dustinheese
    @dustinheese Год назад

    My teenage brother is struggling with rounding and momentum. This is probably better than any tutorial I can give him.

  • @JohnDubU
    @JohnDubU Год назад

    I'm going to try this. Played for the first time Saturday... nobody accused me of being slingshotty or smooth. Thanks for the instruction.

  • @stevenosmond2168
    @stevenosmond2168 Год назад +1

    Keep working on it. I found it this year and I have been playing since 2014. Repetition until it becomes completely natural is next.

  • @buzzkiller6564
    @buzzkiller6564 Год назад

    Love Johannes Slow mo. Made me laugh. The Oh, That was so good comment. Killed me. It definitely takes time to learn your throw.The run up. I am 2 years in playing disc golf. And I am always learning something new. Keep working at it. You will get better and see the improvement. And as Always. Buy Jonathan's signature Fuse!!

  • @Travis_NB
    @Travis_NB Год назад

    Lol, Loving the slow mo

  • @bedfrags7244
    @bedfrags7244 Год назад +1

    I still have a long journey to work on form, it has helped me to imagine driving with my shoulder, not my arm or hand. If you time the drive with your shoulder, it should sync with the rest of the power your lower body is producing. Imagine a horizontal string pulling your shoulder forward after the reach back. Just be as relaxed as a puppet and slow it down if need be. I have trouble with trying to rip through the disc after the pull back and It’s throwing the whole sync process off. Gonna have to try some field work at 20% power and just try and get into that power pocket flow. Also be conscience of leaning to forward or back. A good visual of a a hoola hoop around you.

  • @jbryanj80
    @jbryanj80 Год назад +1

    Looks like you are doing great to me. I'd love to see you try some of the more unique styles like Matt Orum. I'm always trying different techniques to see if i can make improvements. Keep up the great work!

  • @Ghostswe94
    @Ghostswe94 Год назад

    I love these two

  • @lwestling7983
    @lwestling7983 Год назад

    Hello Jonathan, love the video.
    You and I started DG around the same time so I love the tips.
    I’m finally throwing farther!
    You have to whip and nah nah 😂

  • @megamrsoftee
    @megamrsoftee Год назад +1

    Going frame by frame in the last comparison, you can see that the front foot pivots as the disc passes over it, as opposed to the first throw where the front foot pivots several frames after the disc has left the hand. Great video!

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  Год назад

      This makes sense. Thank you =)

  • @brianc1651
    @brianc1651 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks Jonathan. I feel the same thing you do. I do my runup with no disc and it feels good. Then, I go out and throw and it feels offand unnatural. I have been able to improve a bit, but I am definitely still rounding. I know to bring the disc into my chest and lead with triceps, but I just can't do it in practice. I will just keep at it. My timing is definitely getting better.

  • @tonystreehouse7269
    @tonystreehouse7269 Год назад

    I've watched this video when it came out but I just rewatched it cuz I'm really trying to find the power pocket that's what's holding me back I watched this video went to the field and within 10 throws found the power pocket and it feels glorious it's a little scary at first your arm can't do s*** but once you feel it and find it you're going to feel blessed so go try and thank you Johannes

  • @discgolfpodlasie4226
    @discgolfpodlasie4226 Год назад +2

    I would definitely recommend you to try transferring the weight from the back leg to the front. But focus on being low on your feet, hips staying on the same level through the whole run up. Hopefully it helps :D

  • @yeeboi1513
    @yeeboi1513 Год назад +1

    This works super well for me:
    During the run up, keep the x-step small and fast, then there’s a delay, and then you plant step. This extra half second that you buy yourself allows you to do some key things: lets all your joints catch up and hover in the right position, allows you to check your aim is true, and most importantly… RELAX. This way, as soon as your plant foot touches the ground you’re already positioned to snap everything forward

  • @theemonegro
    @theemonegro Год назад

    Good job Jonathan in this little training session you improved a lot

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  Год назад

      Thank you so much. It´s hard do to keep in mind at all times I find, haha 😂. have a great day!

  • @jacobrodgers7758
    @jacobrodgers7758 Год назад

    Whoever is sitting in your video editing booth is king. Comedic timing gold. Keep it up, bois.

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  Год назад

      That would be me. Thank you ❤️🤘 /Jonathan

  • @b-radg916
    @b-radg916 Год назад

    In order to putt more smoothly, I consciously try to begin my forward motion slow and gradually increase the speed through release. Maybe applying that to your full throws might help?
    Thanks for the always great videos!!

  • @photographer-ordinare
    @photographer-ordinare Год назад +1

    Great video!

  • @haval8047
    @haval8047 Год назад

    I don't even come here for the discgolf content anymore, just the entertainment. Content is great too though :)

  • @mikefelix1233
    @mikefelix1233 Год назад

    This is SOOOO GOOD

  • @danlewis1885
    @danlewis1885 Год назад +1

    Air Bolts in the power pocket for the win! Make some please (and thank you!)

  • @OkieTradez
    @OkieTradez Год назад +3

    a trick that has helped me be smooth is to throw the Champion max weight MAKO3 the reason is IF you throw this disc hard at all it will turn over and burn into the ground you basically have to throw it like youre trying to lay up a putter from 40 ft away very soft but let your run up and reach back add the distance not your strength so grab yourself a MAKO3 and try to smoothly throw it on flat angle nose down and it will GLIDE 275-300ft like a LAZER with zero fade and that tells you that you just threw it perfectly this disc is a form helping disc imo and i can throw my drivers with way more accuracy now!

    • @deadtigerworld
      @deadtigerworld Год назад

      Yeah, I met and played with a dude on the course that threw the Mako3 really well. I bought one and I feel like I'm turning it over a lot or burning it into a cut roller. It's 180 gram Champion plastic so I think that's max weight? I can't seem to throw it very well. I'll take it out to a field and give it a whirl. Good tip man.

  • @johan8602
    @johan8602 Год назад +2

    I can also suggest watching slingshot discgolf..good explanations on how to be soft and smooth

    • @Latitude64
      @Latitude64  Год назад

      Haha no that went over my head 😂. How the disc golf going? /Jonathan

  • @playwaterpolo
    @playwaterpolo Год назад +3

    Don't throw full speed without weight in your hand. It can cause injury on tendons. Like a baseball pitcher uses a towel drill. Use a t shirt or hand towel it will snap as a bonus.

  • @andruboine
    @andruboine Год назад +1

    I think something that may help is to think you're not actually pushing and pulling your hand/disc. You're rotating your shoulders on axis. So more power means rotating the shoulders more before rotating them back.
    Your hand is a trebuchet. The further you push the spring down, (Rotating your shoulders back) the farther you can project the rock (the faster your can rotate and snap the disc out of you hsnd)

  • @mdiesel7593
    @mdiesel7593 Год назад

    I really love these videos and the metal vibes.
    Add my band “ Poisoned Breath “ to a video and I’ll be forever grateful!
    Keep up with the amazing content.

  • @arvopenaali896
    @arvopenaali896 Год назад

    I very recently had a breakthrough with the wrist. Even if I time my reach back with the last step I don't get the timing just right unless I also extend the wrist and let it curl during the throw. Something worth playing around with, we are all different in terms of levers and the wrist position can add just a little bit of lag.

  • @AquariusAdam
    @AquariusAdam Год назад

    FINALLY! Snyggt bois

  • @m.paulford7564
    @m.paulford7564 Год назад

    Built different

  • @himurakyouma
    @himurakyouma Год назад +1

    5:15 me as well when i watch your videos Jonathan.. me as well...