Recent content by sidewinder22

Your rearside looks ok, but landing weird on front leg. I think you land the front leg in a more quad dominant position and lift your shoulder up away from your knee and planes get crossed up. Simon lands the front leg in a more hip hinge dominant position clearing the knee/hip back and...

You want to direct force out, not up or down. To keep pushing with the thumb it needs to rotate down to keep applying force outward.

Forces precede motion.

Pronate - supinate - pronate - he's jiggling the key.

I think it largely depends on your arm slot and type of shot. Your highest launch with the windmill had the flatest shoulders. If you look at GG, JohnE, and Wysocki they almost always have the shoulders downhill and pronating in followthru, vs McBeth and PP who are typically more supinated with...

The point of that photo is that Paige is not crossing the streams.

My launch is actually higher than yours. GG's first shot here: My first shot here:

Your balance/posture get wonky on the x-step, quad dominant vs glute/hammy. Note how Paul's hips are hinged back deeper with shoulders/chest more over knees.

Angle is tough. Kind of looks like your elbow only moves east/inward from the top of backswing. From the top of backswing I want my elbow to move west/outward so the disc can swing in behind it before redirecting.

2m35s:

Don't you think that the rest of your body position and timing/sequence matter on the nose angle as much or maybe more than the action of pronation or supination?

Motion looks better in general, but looks like you are rising into rotation instead of falling into rotation.

1. I'm not a big fan of the cue sticking the butt out. The close the car door cue is better, but not sure it's the best cue because your CoM doesn't really move. You really want walk/fall back or ride your butt(CoM) on the car door until it closes(Hershyzer) and keep leveraging your mass against...