what should be in my bag

[dgdave]

I'm not big on the "inly throw putters to start with" logic. I believe it's good to do that every once in a while once you've got throwing down. I think a putter, mid, and slow driver is the best way to go. That way you can be accustomed to each type of disc and its easier to shape lines with slower drivers than a putter

[theredstar]

Went out and got a buzzz and an eagle today and dropped my best score from 5 over to 1 over.the.video on grips helped a ton.added at least 50 feet to my drive.and the buzzz is going exactly where I intend it to.thanks for all the help

[dgdave]

If you are par at Will after just starting, you're doing fine.

[JR]

I'm not big on the "inly throw putters to start with" logic. I believe it's good to do that every once in a while once you've got throwing down. I think a putter, mid, and slow driver is the best way to go. That way you can be accustomed to each type of disc and its easier to shape lines with slower drivers than a putter

I agree in that you will need to throw faster discs to see how they behave now and to tackle the nose up issues they present but for basic form putter rounds are great for early career quick form improvement. Mainly eliminating off axis torque that unlocks future growth.

[theredstar]

Should I be snapping my wrist in my drive.or.keeping.it.straight the.whole.time?

[dgdave]

Keep it straight and the wrist will bounce itself

[JR]

People tend to be surprised by how much power it really takes to resist the wrist bending back. A total lock just might not be that good because by definition it kills the wrist snap. When i tried to stop my wrist in a test last year i topped out at 350' with any disc with a low line drive and once i allowed the wrist to move 400'+. Feldy showed a half an inch of movement tops in his clinic for the wrist movement. You need to stop that movement actively with the muscles to really get the disc to pivot quickly.