Recent content by akray21

I like to decrease moving parts personally. When I am stepping up to the tee pad and lining up my shot I like to lock my hand, wrist, and elbow in the way that they are supposed to be aligned at the top of the back-swing (reach-back). I keep these joints "locked" all the way to the top of the...

I had the same question (kinda of). I can throw closer to 400' and want to know what Trilogy disc would be a faster (not more OS) Culverin. FYI, I have a Trespass and it is not OS enough to fill this slot for me.

4.00 star(s) Great variety (tight technical to open placement shots) Fun technical shots Multiple backet locations Signature hole 12 is beautiful Good sized tee pads Benches installed Secluded feeling in the woods Think brush in the summer with thorns Extra tight fairways when trees and plants are full bloom...

Best advice given is to not ask questions here, lol But thanks to the people who actually had good constructive input, your the ones that I wouldn't mind seeing on the course.

It is a perfectly fine analogy. You know that their are coaches for the mental aspects of sports right? People write books and have podcasts about the difficulties of the mental aspects of sports. Just because it is not an issue to you and you are good at the mental game, doesn't mean that...

Person 1: "How do I stop rounding when throwing, any good advice or tips?" Person 2: "Stop it." Great, thanks...

Some people are distracted by music, or people standing in their cone of vision, or background noise... I am simply distracted by people watching (period). Most people have taken this thread in the wrong direction, this is not an issue of social fear, but an issue of what distracts a person. I...

I guess everywhere I have played ball golf has been packed and passing would not do anyone any good. Never seen a single playing ball golf, courses around me are always groups of 4, sometimes 5...

It is funny that you bring up ball golf, because that was part of my reason for asking the question. In ball golf passing is not really a thing and groups are always waiting on one another.

No it was not in AZ. But this is why I was asking, to see if this is the normal etiquette. If so that is fine, just not what I am comfortable with.

I don't mind the responses saying that it is best etiquette to play through, that is what I was asking. I was just saying the comments telling me to stay off the course or simply "man up" and such were not needed. I appreciate most of the feedback I have gotten.

Exactly. If someone asks some of you people how they can improve their disc golf form, do you say "no one cares, just man up and throw better"... no, no one says that, but that is essentially what you are saying. And to all of "you people"... Don't think that I care what you think of my throw...

Exactly my thoughts. Thanks to everyone who actually provided good input. I think the biggest thing is just trying to become as comfortable with it as possible even though I prefer rounds between only the course and I (unless I can drag my actual friends out to the course).

True, I guess I never thought about it like that. But what stinks is when you pass a group, but the next group ahead of you is slow and you end up sitting at the next teepad with the group you just passed! LOL. This has happened to me as well.

Haha, it's not that I hate failing in front of people, it's that I hate wasting people's time by throwing 10 shots in front of them, lol