Video on Roller Technique

[patdabunny]

Hey all,

The Louisville DG Club recently had a clinic that had various components, one of which was rollers. Adam H recorded it and now there is a great tutorial from Dave Greenwell and myself (hee hee) on all different types of rollers.

Head on over to www.louisvillediscgolf.com and check it out. Great stuff.

Daniel

[Dig It]

This year I have made it a point to put more time into Forehand and Rollers so I thank you for the effort/time you put into this. Now if more Colorado courses had good roller holes...

[patdabunny]

This year I have made it a point to put more time into Forehand and Rollers so I thank you for the effort/time you put into this. Now if more Colorado courses had good roller holes...

It's a good technique to have to get out of trouble or to get under trees/brush.

You'd be surprised at how many holes it can come into use on. Try playing a round with nothing but forehands/forehand rollers. When I did it years ago, it showed me routes I had never known were there.

No problem! I was glad I had the opportunity. I always enjoy sharing any knowledge I have that can help others.

Daniel

[xeroxed44]

I liked the video, very detailed and informational.

[black udder]

yeah neat. Thanks! Let us know if the other video comes online

[Thatdirtykid]

Now if more Colorado courses had good roller holes...

Depending on layout edora has a few really good roller holes. There are a couple times I have messed with rollers at Badlands, not any better than airshots, but fun. Paco was amazing for rollers (front 9) but thats gone for now. I hear pueblo is not bad either. I have been messing with BH rollers on shots that need to finish right, even if I have not reason not to throw an anny. Its still good practice.

[JR]

I've never needed such a steep cut roll angle and would never have thought of landing a disc almost flat for a roller. A cool trick in the bag.

[patdabunny]

I've never needed such a steep cut roll angle and would never have thought of landing a disc almost flat for a roller. A cool trick in the bag.

Many of these shots are used for getting out of trouble/short approaches/holes under 200'.

[UpFromTheAshes]

I greatly enjoyed attending that clinic, and watching that video was nearly as enjoyable. Top-notch vid, IMO. Not even ruined by my cameo appearance.

[Yehosha]

Definitely learned a thing or two from the video....now to try and track down a 200g Condor

[thesauce]

Definitely learned a thing or two from the video....now to try and track down a 200g Condor

I spotted a few on Ebay then went back to buy and they were gone. I had a blast at the clinic and can't wait for the next one!

[elnino]

Great Video for different styles and shots to try out....really helped me with the slow footwork and extreme reach back.