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CatPredator wrote:The pull line image isn't so much about coming in at an angle as it is getting into the power pocket with a shoulder pause. The abrupt turn is telling of how far forward Dan gets the disc before chopping his elbow, how slow the disc is going when it gets there, and then how explosive the acceleration is during his elbow/wrist release. It's all about the increasing arc radius or w/e Blake was talking about in that other thread but there is some funky stuff that goes on in the muscles of his arms and hands that makes him a distance freak too.
If you've been stuck at 350' for a long time BroD, you probably rotate your shoulders too fast too early, don't get your elbow forward enough, grip too hard and too early, and don't have your weight centered during your throw. Being off balance can really kill the pace of your shot, as you're forced into bad timing because you're essentially falling over. Also, a video critique is the obvious way to get useful feedback that isn't speculation.
Frank Delicious wrote:and now we know the secret to your power. You are more machine than bear!
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.
Frank Delicious wrote:and now we know the secret to your power. You are more machine than bear!
Stringbean wrote:Happy new year MB! Hope to hear more from you in 2013.
"I do a lot of workouts that strengthen fast twitch fibers." - Can you expand on this? Obviously good form is more important than muscular development but I have been experimenting lately with plyometric excercises that complement disc golf motions and am curious what kind of excercises you do to strengthen fast twitch muscles.
Frank Delicious wrote:and now we know the secret to your power. You are more machine than bear!
Frank Delicious wrote:and now we know the secret to your power. You are more machine than bear!
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!
masterbeato wrote:Agreed, I just do these exercises to avoid long term injury and keep my body in shape and more consistent with my throw. There is really no good reason to "not" workout in my opinion. I just basically use a hand exerciser and clamp down short quick bursts as opposed to slowly closing your hand with the device. It is like doing any other exercise but you do it quickly in short bursts. I do it for my legs, abs, shoulders, arms and hands. It is very tiring but eventually you start seeing the benefits.
chunk wrote: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!
wow, great video dan. your throw is so smooth. was that all filled at the valley dgc? i got a chance to play that course on a very windy day in october and still loved it.
Stringbean wrote:masterbeato wrote:Agreed, I just do these exercises to avoid long term injury and keep my body in shape and more consistent with my throw. There is really no good reason to "not" workout in my opinion. I just basically use a hand exerciser and clamp down short quick bursts as opposed to slowly closing your hand with the device. It is like doing any other exercise but you do it quickly in short bursts. I do it for my legs, abs, shoulders, arms and hands. It is very tiring but eventually you start seeing the benefits.
I've been doing the exact same thing with the hand excerciser, I keep it in my car and us it during my 40 minute commute. By the time I get to work, I can barely type.Lunges seem to help out a great deal with balance. Very important for me because I have long skinny legs. When I stop working out, my distance and accuracy suffer.
Frank Delicious wrote:and now we know the secret to your power. You are more machine than bear!
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.
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