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Ill give you a different, random perspective. I havent been able to play for 2 years due to injury. Hope to be back out there by end of summer. Glad you found fun in the game again.

I get out of a slump by simply not caring about the result. Maybe it wont work for everyone, but it certainly impacts my game to simply "stop trying".

Ya, I was thinking the same thing myself.

Could I trouble someone to define "upper arm collapse", please?

HAHA, My friend started with that set; I had the Discraft set. He did hold on to that putter for a while though.

Coming on this late, I have something small to offer. Ive done a lot of heavy lifting and kettlebell work over the years and hand conditioning can become a problem. Most of my issue personally came from the build up of callous, which then gets thick, and gets caught on things, resulting in...

This might help you then, also from Mike: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8voe-Ke_kg&ab_channel=boneless

Im not following you, at all. I complete every hole I play, legitimately. If I am close enough to put the disc in the basket, I do. If I have to putt from 7 feet, I do. Every hole complete in a casual round.

I make the disc touch the inside of the basket, no matter what. The hole doesnt feel complete if the disc doesnt touch the inside of the basket.

"slow down"

I think you 2 are envisioning very different hills in your examples.

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Great info. Ive noticed the markings but didnt know there was an Innova index available for them.

No guru here. I had kind of the same problem for a while. I just compensated by aiming low and left, since it was always a consistent miss that way. Ive since worked that out and have other problems :wall: Putting is something everyone does a little different i think. If that wide right...

If youre throwing from a standstill, slow everything down until that last moment. That is the single biggest mistake I have made since I started playing, is moving too fast. For me, it didnt make sense until I actually did it. As for distance, Im a scrub and I can get a putter out to 200 ft...

Im coming up on 2 years playing and with all of the advice available I'll make a big assumption and offer up this: SLOW DOWN Slow everything down, and then slow down some more. Once you see that you can still easily throw a putter as far as that leopard without all of that excess energy a lot...

Thanks for this! As my game is ever so slightly developing, Ive lost the ability the throw a decent anhyzer line - and I think this is exactly why.

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This is the one I use, light enough to break down and take with you somewhere if you need an extra basket for a tourny or something. Chains arent the greatest, but I feel it forces accuracy that way. You could also add extra chains easily if you want...

I did these same things my first 6 months or so. The lack of progress and thoughts contrary to what the old hands put forth as good advice made me reassess what I was doing. My personal experience with all of this was that it was an utter waste of time - I would have been better served not...