"What Donny said is right. You got to have a starting point to know what your disc is going to do. Now you could play a lot of rounds on a course or just throw your whole bag in an open field to uf your learning curve down at least in halve or more.…"
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Pro and Am?
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Im really into the sport and want to start competing in tourneys. Whats the benefits of going Pro or Am? Can anyone do it?Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by David Sauls Oct 1, 2012.
Tips on aiming the disc
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I was just wondering if anyone knew any tips on aiming the disc. I cant seem to get the disc to fly on the lines that I want. I know practice is the way to get better but does anyone know drills or…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by All day Corey Apr 4.
Best windy day disc
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Im looking for a good headwind/windy day disc in general. I throw innova plastic but im open to all suggestions. If it helps I throw about 300-325 on average and I use 167-172 weight range. Thanks.Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Shane Shipman Sep 27, 2012.
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Donny Olow replied to John Doe's discussion Tips on aiming the disc"Tips on aiming the Disc.
Find a empty Field and Practice.
Try everything you know , like Sidearm , Backhand, Overhand , Thumber , Scoobie , Sidearm Roller , Backhand roller , Two-Finger , HyzerFlip , Flex Shot , etc.
Learn them all , then…"
All day Corey replied to John Doe's discussion Tips on aiming the disc"Make an effort to go to an open field preferably without a lot of people and empty your bag. Do this on a consistent basis. You will develop a "feeling" for the discs you throw and then the rest of the aiming process takes care of it self.…"
Tramer Tom replied to John Doe's discussion Tips on aiming the disc"I had created to rework my travel about recently. Not an enjoyable experience, however very fulfilling. It becomes boring putting 250-600 times from a 90 degree elbow bend over, but it has got the disc coming straight by means of your breasts like…"
"Also, make sure you are following through by letting your back leg rotate around and pivoting on your front heel. By pivoting on your heel rather than the ball of your foot, it takes some of the torque off your knee and reduces resistance on the…"
"I teach a disc golf class through the University of Idaho and give lessons on the local course. The best results I have seen have been working from the "hit" backwards. All standing drives. I had to rework my drive about a year ago. Not a…"
george freeman replied to John Doe's discussion Tips on aiming the disc"its like a clock start with the disc on the 6 release when you hit the 12"
Jeffery Nugent replied to John Doe's discussion Tips on aiming the disc"The article at discgolfreview.com was very helpful, I hung a 5'x7' tarp in my garage and put a target on it about waist to chest high and have been throwing into it for a couple of weeks now. (working on technique as well as aiming point.)…"
David Sauls replied to John Doe's discussion Pro and Am?"Yes, anyone can do either. You choose your status.
In sanctioned tournaments, pros win cash, ams win merchandise.
Entry fees are often lower for ams. PDGA membership is $75 for pros, $50 for ams.
Not surpisingly, competition is stiffer…"
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Disc Player Sports replied to John Doe's discussion Tips on aiming the disc"Your throwing arm shoulder usually determines the line of your throw.
In other words where your shoulder points your disc goes.... most of the time.
You need to follow through.
Of course wind, type of disc, and grip all are factors.
Look at…"
John Doe replied to Ron Suir's discussion my 1st tournament"It really depends on the people in your area. The fact that you know the course is to your advantage. Just give it your best shot. Base your future division decisions on how you do compared to others. The best two tips I can offer are hit your putts…"
Shane Shipman replied to John Doe's discussion Best windy day disc"s/ds destroyers are overstable when they are new champion maxs champion monsters and xcals are stable sometimes or you might try a nuke os"
Mike McFarlin replied to John Doe's discussion Tips on aiming the disc"The best tip I can give you is find a place to practice throwing that has narrow throwing lanes. One of our local courses is Ausable Chasm DGC which is all narrow fairways that force acurate throws. This course forces me to aim and…"
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harold king said… go out and practice YOUR game,and play YOUR game so it developes for you,dont play others players game..stick to what you are doing,and develope your own game...enjoy sir.
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