Recent content by Dan Ensor

So what is happening to the ball through the hit? Is the balance board shoving it forward? Or just keeping it from rolling off the front?

Huh? Putter only rounds mean you get to rip it MORE!

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If we're gonna get into semantics, then we should be talking about stepping past the disc/working your body around the disc.

I was being fairly facetious. I read his bent elbow article dozens of times. I watched the snake strike several times. This whip video, though, doesn't seem to add anything to the current discussion of the dg throw. When you have someone like Nate that can give a clinic like that, I don't really...

Beads seem to give a straighter finish. They also sometimes hurt my fingers. And maybe do less well in the wind. Wizard ftw

Your rear leg should push your front leg into the shot. When there's no space between the legs, the front leg clears allowing your rear leg's momentum to continue into the shot.

I suppose perhaps it's possible to have a similar coil statically, but otherwise the forward motion is going to be wasted taking the slack out of the towel.

Maybe . . . honestly if you talk about putting you're going to lose me lol It wasn't something I had to focus on RH, but when I switched to LH everything was nose up until I really focused on it. The feeling I'm trying to have is like crushing a Tums between my thumb and pointer finger; you...

I go with the Zone. I like the feel a little better, and I haven't thrown a Harp that was as overstable as some puddle-top Zones. Meanwhile, the D Zone is very straight with a still healthy fade, and can work into a wicked quick hyzer-flip to flex disc.

I've had questions about palm ejection too. The disc is supposed to be moving faster than my hand at release, right? So I can't push with my palm at release, right? Also, you mentioned tilting the disc to accomplish nose down; wondering if you've messed with thumb push any?

He should have just posted this again: U0gzNIRxRbY Nobody cares about your bent elbow, snake strike, or whip Dave. Do you even disc golf???

Tried to edit . . . too slow; should have said: "Typically small distance gaps indicate a nose up flight; putters handle nose-up the best since they are so slow and typically have minimal fade. I'm not really sure what that gap should be."

Typically that indicates a nose up flight; putters handle nose-up the best since they are so slow and typically have minimal fade.

Yep. Tsunami.