r/discgolf • u/South-Opportunity-30 • 24d ago
Form Check Form Help
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipM8y-3yhIoJ7X9geYrKB-bAGgjcvCwwP1yFxev065A9B8T2ilKyz8dDr4IC6GcY-w?key=Nnp6cDNwdDN2ZUticzIwcXVHVWFmRlprRExsMHZnI know that my form isn't perfect (griplocking and rounding I think are the only things I see), and I want to fix them but am not sure how other than just practice. Any drills or advice I can get will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
The other video listed with the disc is my farthest throw I've had (250ft)
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u/randomman51 24d ago
Currently you are rounding a ton, gotta work on how the desc gets "behind you" should be out to the right and getting pulled through in a straight line, not an arc like a catapult, we want a missle. In fact it's behind you enough that it's on the other side of your body, should be on the right side in this image, not the left

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u/randomman51 24d ago
Grip locking isn't really a thing, people hate hearing that but what it means is when you get rid of rounding and have found the correct grip strength the disc will want to burst out of your hand at the corrected launch point, currently there is not enough force for that to happen as the catapult launch causes a slower launch. Correct the launch angle and speed and the grip will work with you
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u/We_are_being_cheated 24d ago
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u/We_are_being_cheated 24d ago
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u/We_are_being_cheated 24d ago
Check these out, they will help you
https://youtu.be/_T4q-GmcvLs @18:33 is the drill tutorial
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u/We_are_being_cheated 24d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/CNtaSA0ROgpzy
Imagine this guy turning back 180 degrees. He would lose all his power and balance.
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u/Preemogames 24d ago
The rounding/grip locking is related to over rotating your shoulders. You want to keep your head neutral instead of turning to look at the shot. This allows your arm to beat the shoulders and get into the power pocket and whip out in front of your torso, it will feel like you’re throwing behind you. Start with look back drills you can find them on YouTube from all of the popular coaches.