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Omg I lost it laughing when the “Clash discs are the best…” hit. 😂

I think i finally found the one vid ive been looking for. This explains a lot. Will try drill tmrw after work!

after the day this video was released, i went to the field and practiced for about 30 mins. no improvements. i was throwing 20ft less. i watched it again, and something finally clicked. i went back to the field, threw my tech disc into a net, and noticed my angles were all off. i watching back the simulator and saw where i could improve messing with settings. i went back to the field, threw my tech disc, and noticed my rounding was gone and improved from an average of 61mph/1062 rpm (43 throws) to 67mph/1243rpm (12 throws). My best throw was 69.3 mph and best spin rate was 1340. I had never eclipsed 1200 rpm nor 64.4 mph. Long story short, don't give up. Your form will get ALOT worse before it gets better because you aren't fully in-sync and your body hasnt adapted fully to the change to make it a habit. I'm still not completely locked in but my accuracy suffered the first few days before it became marginally more consistent than it was for 250-300ft touch shots.. Thanks man. Keep up the good work

a whole 12 min video over how not to throw a flick shot and he didn't even show us a flick shot. xD! great info! helpful info for a returning player.

Hi! Step before the x step, is pretty straight little bent. Is that correct? I tried to be very bent, but then i cant get the lead hip up.

New to this and with no reference through 50 or so backhands and injured my elbow. A week later still with no reference, measure my throws. Average distance around 120-130 feet with a long of around 175. Now I’ll start over with this as lesson one. You’re a great teacher and presenter of what you teach and you keep it interesting. In a few months, I’ll pop back here and note if this helped increase my distance and accuracy. Thanks

I started throwing on this plane, and even tho I can't throw my drivers as far anymore (they do be hyzering) everything 7 and under leave my hand like a rocket and the snap sounds like my finger breaking lmao. The motion just FEELS right too.

Could it knock out my Jarn though? I'm doubtful. I use the Tempo and Jarn. The Jarn is K1 soft and it lands on its nose and absorbs the impact. I do like their Cookie though.

Then there's me, fixating on the feel of individual parts of my swing to the point where I'm completely lost and can't remember how to throw a disc

I'm 10 months into my disc golf journey. I try to listen to my body and have added new strength training for a different body part every couple of weeks it seems. It started with my shoulder, then wrist, hip, ankle, lower back, knee, mid back, and elbow recently (elbow is likely from bad form). I'm close to 50, and I currently throw about 60% power because of all the possibilities of injuries. When I started 10 months ago I was only capable of about 30% power, so there has been progress. My buddy was out for almost 2 months because of over training, our summers are too short for something like that.

This is the reason why it's so hard to improve when your body is just not keeping up with the physical demand of throwing alot. I'm currently using a knee sleeve and elbow sleeve and have only been able to throw 1-2 times a week even when using them. So this is very useful and I'm really happy with the cooperation with Finnish discgolf peeps!

Great content about pitch count. I had to limit myself to a max of two shots per hole on a max of about 5 holes a round anymore than that and my arm starts hurting. I do have a question that I hope you could answer or make a video about: How do I fix overextending my elbow when throwing? I've watched your videos about timing and "arming" the disc. It's served me really well for hitting my lines and getting easy distance. However, sometimes, I feel like my timing is a bit off and my hand flings through before I can follow throw and and up hurting my elbow. Over the course of a round, this can be pretty painful. Do you have any tips or drills to avoid this? I'm still working on perfecting "arming" the disc, but I think this would be great content for what I think might be a common pitfall for this form. Thank you! Keep up the great content.

I don't know how tall Mikey is but I'm 6' 2" tall with long limbs too. Another thing we have in common is over-rotating or spinning out as Josh calls it. Sometimes my lead foot will be spinning on the ball vs the heel. Those I think are what I feel the next day in my right knee

I have experienced a lot of knee discomfort while implementing Overthrow Disc Golf's technique of forcing/shifting/pressing down my weight/pressure onto my front leg, whatever you want to call it. I am not here to argue against Overuse being the cause of this injury or say that the teachings on this channel are harmful. Obviously, this channel or myself are not responsible for your health and well-being. Do with this information what you will.

Joonas is the best

Did he flip it and reverse it?

Was that the best Halo game Halo Reach?

whats up guys whats up whats up guys guys whats up…..

🎵 🎶 He tweaked it, he twerked it, he really really worked it... 🎵 🎶 Interesting. I'm very cautious around my front knee. I can definitely feel it after a couple rounds. Never hurt, but definitely a little wobbly. I hurt my knee bad like 15 years ago trying to teach myself Olympic lifts, and I believe it's the same injury that I feel getting "wobbly" after a few rounds of disc golf. Careful with your body folks. You only get one!

Ah yes halo reach

This is VITAL INFO

He worked it, he twerked it. Did he also flip it and reverse it?

Please show the rehab and PT program I hope Mikey is going through. Rest is a 4 letter word I hope he’s doing a solid amount of consistent PT.

Get better soon, Mikey!

Good time to work on putting?

This is a good video, i got a few friends i immediately wanted to send this too who are making Mikey's 250/day look like rookie numbers. 😂😬😬😬😬

3k throws in 2 weeks?? That’s nuts lol UDisc says I’ve thrown just over 4K in the last YEAR

Perfect time for this video. I "slipped a rib" basically dislocated, about two weeks ago, a reoccurring injury. I still signed up for a three-round tournament. I thought I could recover in time. But I am in so much pain and I dropped out. Part of me feels like I'm giving up but I have to learn to recover and take my time. I hate tome off!!!

I feel sorry for Mikey and I wish him a swift recovery. Talking about injuries, would you consider a video on suggested stretches / workout to minimise the risk of injuries in Disc Golf. Mikey is not the only UA-camr who got an injury when practicing. Robbie C injured his arm and ended up DNF on a tournament. Pete Collins injured his arm and learned to play with his left arm. DG Spin Doctor damaged his shoulder over years of brutal forehand and had to change his forehand technic. You don’t need to play professional to get injuries. Disc manufacturer could provide instructions on recommended stretches and workout to prevent injuries.

Yup, techdisc is addictive. It goes faster than fieldwork and with crunchy feedback. It's so easy to overdo it!

Good stuff, fellas. +1 for the algo

That's so cool Joonas is here!!

Ahhhh yea, dondothat😑. Try capping your throws while working on one throw each session. For an OG like me*, I'll pull out 12 putters/approachs one day and throw them only 48 times, once for each direction of the wind. Another day, maybe 10 mids makes 40 throws. 'Fairway Day' might be only 8 discs thrown 32 times. And ESPECIALLY on 'Distance Day', make sure to throw each drive separately. Plan the shot for several secs and then pay attention, maybe even write down or chart the results. Learn the max amount from each and every throw, even if it is only 6 drivers in each direction. You learn more about the discs, the shots and the wind. All while torquing/twerking the body way less. *A young player could multiply all of these numbers and still benefit.

Alaska is part of the North American continent. This makes it part of the Continental United States. Canada separates Alaska from the contiguous United States. I hope this helps.

Clash Discs save lives. Wishing you well, Mikey... you slacker. 😜 Time to replace Mikey with a Coaching Dakota series.

War Mikey. We will be back stronger.

Halo split screen? There's only one way this channel can get better. We need to see a 1v1 in the Cage. Is it bad I knew it was Halo from the first clip of him holding a controller based of sound alone 😂

Wishing Mikey a speedy recovery.

Great reminder! I'm the same way. Press on and keep pressing on no matter the cost! Bad mindset. :) Take care of yourself. Who did the voice-over at the end? It was perfect! lol

Pleas stop saying further when talking about physical distance. The correct word to use for physical distance is "farther."

Glad y'all are including Reach in the rehab program. That story could inspire me to jump over mountains lol.

The good news is 77 is also probably "pretty good improvement" if he can keep it. But yeah I "recently had a distance peak' of like 535' and the past 2 months I've just been "falling down the mountain" and my best shots are like 450, and there was a time where 420' -460' was my 50% standstill.

Load management is huge to long term success great vid

My thumb is WAY closer to the edge than you guys, like basically just inside where the flight plate meets the rim (and based on some of your other videos I've been trying to put it farther back relative to my index finger so that they're pinching more, but still the same distance from the outside of the rim). Is that something I'm doing wrong?

Another great video. Just a question. Does your hand stay closed during the release like a drive or does it open?

I'm regularly hitting 200, but further than that, and consistency have been an issue. I found this SUPER helpful. I've been seeing both sides of the too lose and too tight spectrum, and this really clicked for me. I need some field time so I can work on grip modulation. Great content.

I thought you guys were just trying to move product, but after trying the peppermint I’m a believer. It’s a Jarn OS and it’s perfect for all the people who love mid to shallow rim approach discs.

This was great! Heard about your channel from my local disc golf store. Definitely a good referral!

Comparing with a zone? What? I would understand zone Os. More appropriate would have been a slammer or a tactic

Which color is more understable?