Triflusal
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Amidst all this malarkey about discing down and whatnot, I got to thinking about something else that has had a similar debate: the right pec drills. How many people have actually done them for an extended period of time, or even at all?
It seems like people on here like to talk a big talk about what does and does not work (be it agreeing with discing down, the right pec drill etc. or disagreeing). But I want to know how many people have actively pursued getting better at this game. That means field practice, and that means trying every single drill you've read about on the internet, even if they don't work, or you don't think they work.
I would say pursuing the right pec drill would mean having practiced it in a field for over say, 10-15 hours total in a period no longer than a month, maybe less. That's not a lot of time.
I guess what I want to know is how much time people have put into stuff like discing down and the right pec drill before they either gave up or started seeing results. I know their was a period of time before and during last summer where I completely changed my throw, and disced down for about a month, maybe two months. The first 2 weeks of practicing pretty much everyday where hell. Nothing worked, nothing went far. I was only doing the right pec drill, and I saw no results whatsoever. But I kept at it, and it eventually paid off. This game is not easy
It seems like people on here like to talk a big talk about what does and does not work (be it agreeing with discing down, the right pec drill etc. or disagreeing). But I want to know how many people have actively pursued getting better at this game. That means field practice, and that means trying every single drill you've read about on the internet, even if they don't work, or you don't think they work.
I would say pursuing the right pec drill would mean having practiced it in a field for over say, 10-15 hours total in a period no longer than a month, maybe less. That's not a lot of time.
I guess what I want to know is how much time people have put into stuff like discing down and the right pec drill before they either gave up or started seeing results. I know their was a period of time before and during last summer where I completely changed my throw, and disced down for about a month, maybe two months. The first 2 weeks of practicing pretty much everyday where hell. Nothing worked, nothing went far. I was only doing the right pec drill, and I saw no results whatsoever. But I kept at it, and it eventually paid off. This game is not easy