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[warobert]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGQcUaSeUT4

I have been trying to learn to throw properly from watching masterbeatos's vids and this is where I am at now. I am not using any run up because I can't get even the part of the hit that I get from a one step. Being a poor college student means that I have plenty of time to go out and practice so tips and recommendations for drills would be greatly appreciated.

[jubuttib]

I'm by no means an expert, but your pull line looks a bit high.

How long were those throws?

[warobert]

Google earth places most of the throws at 250'. all discs were star teebirds or dx eagles, but I mostly throw the teebirds.

[JR]

I like these throws they show a lot of promise. The things I'd try before moving to one step throws (you could take a faster and longer step than now), two, then x step approach drive, then x step back toward the target progression is to move the right leg 4-6" toward the right of the tee for flat and mild hyzer releases and trying to accelerate with the arm a little later. When the disc has passed the right pec. Lowering the arm pull now may be a good thing in the long run but one can throw far with your pull height as well. The difference is there but it's not earth shattering.

[Aaron_D]

Your head is a little off to the right in the follow through. Press it down the line you want the disc to travel. Id say you are ready to add another step to your run up. Also...your pull could be tighter to your chest as you pass your pecks...you wont need so much upper body rotation when you get the hit in the right place...right now its a little too close to your left shoulder.