Recent content by ChrisWoj

I hadn't really thought of it in terms of 'body fluency' but I think a lot of what I'm able to isolate probably also comes from a lifetime of trail running, and being a highly technical runner. I started running cross country when I was 8, and never really stopped, and I like going fast, I like...

Oh, my bad - that's one of those paragraphs that gets chopped up in editing and you lose track of the fact that you removed important context. lol. The part about the slight hyzer was meant to be a tangent and it slowly took over the paragraph. I was responding to his feeling a bit stuck by his...

I would say that I play around with both the extremities and posture. I'm fully capable of comfortable extending to almost totally perpendicular vertical release in part because I'll use the shoulder and the wrist angles to get a few more degrees of verticality out of it. I can also do that with...

I can try to say more on it! Focusing on the late release situation.... It feels like "late release" might be the wrong terminology, more so that the release is to the right of and higher than where it needs to be. The release may be "on time" but my body orientation at the time of release...

Tell ya what... I was invited last fall to golf with the guy who does Hops and Hyzer on YouTube, Brandon. It was so nice when we got to the first course course of our day (Bald Mountain in Michigan) and as soon as a disc was clearly a hider, Brandon said "Alright guys. Three minutes, clocks on."...

I have some thoughts about my form that have come up as I've started throwing myself into rebuilding myself for Masters in 2025 this year... So I've found two big pieces that have made me super inconsistent the last few years. Wild how playing even just a little more helps open up the box over...

Was last time a similar situation, where she was in a 'chase'? Its a tough circumstance. Generally she pulls it off, of course, being in a lot of chase down situations happens when you're around the top of the field all the time, but it is still a tough circumstance to be trying to hit a rating.

So if I was hearing correctly - she needed a 990 average to lock in 1000 next update, and that last round put her at a 988 event? Maybe she'll push over 990 when the ratings go final....

Am I the only one that feels like that lattice lining the course gives the layout a very USDGC-mid-00s feel (and not in a good way)? Might be just the result of having recently watched 05... though it makes me think more of, I think, 2007ish? Didn't they try more of a lattice fence on 7 for a...

I'm with @Brychanus - this is a trolley question. Can I choose a Northwoods style course without the rain delays? Because in Appling, Georgia this weekend (I do not know if this week was the originally planned weekend for this year's event, it was a week earlier last year) - the weather was...

This conversation got me to sort of try to mentally visualize the shape of the field in terms of performance relative to incoming player ratings. Here's what I came up with: (this is all PLAYER RATINGS, none of this is using the round ratings from round 1) Ranking Ratings in Field by rating...

Everyone on the card was listed as a 1 before they finished the hole. It looked like someone scoring clicked in the first shot for everyone and then accidentally clicked on to the next hole.

Right now the ratings are showing about 4.5 rating points per stroke. Teensy.

With new wormhole disc-tech, you too can ace anything!

Very curious about the auction! At the right price, I'd buy a cookie from a tree out there. Hell, if it came down, and I could get confirmation on the identity of a particular tree and if a cookie is available... there's a particular tree cookie I'd love to grab to gift to a friend who hit it...