The Myth of Disc Pivot

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Re: The Myth of Disc Pivot

Postby masterbeato » Sun Jan 13, 2013 1:42 pm

PMantle wrote:Dan,

What's that song in that video? Thanks.


It is actualy a song from a local group "Buffalo Alice" written by Alex Aaron, the same man who did this video but I do not know the song title unfortunately.

keltik wrote:Dan, what are you putting with nowadays? what's in your bag in general? you've been MIA for a while now...


I am putting with KC Aviars. Yeah I have not been doing much of anything with DG lately, I was traveling a little bit last year but that was it. Went down to Iowa to play the G&L Clothing Challenge.

jwb wrote:Is it bad to curl the disc a little toward your forearm? To try an adding a little more pivot or snap. It almost looks like Wysocki does this.


To learn snap, yes. To add snap, it doesn't do much. What you may be seeing in his throw is similar to what Timmy Gill used to do in his throw was tilting the forearm pulling back then uncorking back to normal as the pivot was happening. That adds strength.
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Re: The Myth of Disc Pivot

Postby PMantle » Sun Jan 13, 2013 3:26 pm

masterbeato wrote:
PMantle wrote:Dan,

What's that song in that video? Thanks.


It is actualy a song from a local group "Buffalo Alice" written by Alex Aaron, the same man who did this video but I do not know the song title unfortunately.


Using that, I found this video. It must be "Dragonfly". You can hear it in the background at times. Thanks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrX8THe4R0o
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Re: The Myth of Disc Pivot

Postby masterbeato » Mon Jan 14, 2013 4:58 pm

There we go!

I personally dig his music. It is a good way to get your music out there just throw it in a Disc Golf video.
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Re: The Myth of Disc Pivot

Postby PMantle » Mon Jan 14, 2013 4:59 pm

Great music and learn how to throw-all in one :lol:
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Re: The Myth of Disc Pivot

Postby BrotherDave » Sat Feb 09, 2013 10:57 pm

masterbeato wrote:
BrotherDave wrote:I would absolutely love to see an overhead camera view of Beto throwing. It's really hard for me to conceptualize this rail thing without seeing it in real time and I tried watching the "driving with Dan Beto" vid but it just looks like any other throw.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pj6kpdnYJzc

Here you go BrotherDave, this is a vanity video "MyThrow" shot last year and it has some angles and an overhead shot (1:58) including one in slow motion at 2:04.

Sorry it took so long!

Word, thanks brother!

Now I can't believe how much power you have, your throw is so effortless and your pivot just looks really underwhelming compared to mine. I feel like a complete failure whenever I see you throw. :lol:
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