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Your disc golf throws need work. But your music is much better! :thmbup:
As was said, the typical side and behind angles are needed. From this it looks like you may be rounding your throw instead of pulling straight through, and you definitely aren't getting your elbow out front. That's where the snap comes from...getting that elbow out to the right position before "throwing" with your arm. It's weird but when you get this right, your wrist suddenly flings the disc automatically. Also, are you letting go of the disc or having it rip out?
I just need someone to help me in person rather than all of this internet ****. In my mind, I feel like I have everything down, because I have watched the videos. I just can't execute!
This girl is in desperate need of a frolfing buddy
But you said in your other thread...
"It's funny to me because guys are always approaching me always attempting to give me tips and show off their knowledge of the game. What they don't know is that I am pretty knowledgeable myself! Silly men, always thinking women need a knight in shining armor"
Girl, you a little cray cray
I feel like I'm letting it go.
I just need someone to help me in person rather than all of this internet ****. In my mind, I feel like I have everything down, because I have watched the videos. I just can't execute!
This girl is in desperate need of a frolfing buddy
1:thmbup:
1. Back heal off the ground. Don't let it touch the ground and it'll really help you push into a better posture.
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Here, you can see her pushing off her rear instep/toe.
It's not that she's driving off the heel - it's that getting up on the ball of that back foot will change her posture for the better and I swear by it... that motion has done wonders for me.
Makes the knee torsion more accessible.
Makes you lean forward over the disc.
Engages your rear calf for force.