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My second photo disappeared....Here's Hole 14 basket at Shore Winds Blue Course.

Yup. Beautiful spot.

Shore Winds Blue Course - Waterport, NY Hole 14 Basket next to Lake Ontario

Shore Winds Blue Course - Waterport, NY Hole 10...approach to the basket. Lake Ontario in the backround.

Hole 3 - Coggshall Park - Fitchburg, MA

Hole 3 - Coggshall Park - Fitchburg, MA Hole 3 - Coggshall Park - Fitchburg, MA

I think you your right, with the batter on the left driving the ball more parallel to the ground and the guy on the right has the home run trajectory....In throwing it's probably a combination of trajectory, thoracic extension, and what degree of external rotation of the shoulder the person is...

Ok I'm going to test this in the field. I think ive been timing it all a little differently.

Thanks for the extra explanation. The loaded spring analogy makes perfect sense, I'm going to use that, but at some point the shoulder/elbow/forearm goes from relatively passive (resisting external rotation) to some degree of activity as you enact/explode the muscles towards internal rotation...

Yes. I see that now that you mention it. The upper arm stays (mostly) on the same plane as the shoulders. I guess what I should have asked was can the shoulder joint rotate backwards that much in a DG situation (longer periods of rest) and expect to avoid injury? The disc also tends to be a bit...

Any thoughts on that arm position opening players up to injury? I know that the power potential is proven being that Jason holds the sidearm distance record and Darren O'Day is a MLB pitcher, but can you sustain that arm motion on the disc golf course without hurting yourself? I checked some...

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Ive tried experimenting with the power grip but have stayed with the stack grip thus far. My main issue with full power driving FH is pronating too early and turning the disc into the ground. Ive resigned to the fact that its my natural arm motion, 30+ years of throwing a football/baseball that...