Filming?

[barneco]

...instead of clamping down on that little ****er and making it fight to get out because of the sudden change of direction of the disc at the apex of your shot, which is how you get a consistent release point and good snap

This is gold

 

[GLong]

if you already have the short game then fixing this stuff is only a matter of time and practice. 950 isn't shabby. There are plenty of folks on here for whom shooting a 950 rated round would be the pinnacle of their career. Keep it up!

 

[slowRoll]

I happened to catch a screenshot that might help show what's happening at your "hit." To me it looks like a nose-up release, but that might be due to the camera angle. (attached)

Thanks Lewis

 

[slowRoll]

if you already have the short game then fixing this stuff is only a matter of time and practice. 950 isn't shabby. There are plenty of folks on here for whom shooting a 950 rated round would be the pinnacle of their career. Keep it up!

I hope you're right. I just worry that what has been learned cannot be unlearned, but I'm trying. Thanks for the kind words.

 

[DiscChucker]

What angles do you all need me to film from for form review? Most videos I see here are filmed from the side but I can never really tell what someone is doing wrong because it all happens so fast. Does it matter? Thanks.

The only way that I can possibly analyze and critique your form is through the use of time slicing.

I'm kidding of course but you have to admit that would be a really cool way to film someone's form for analysis.