Already subbed, always fun to see people play local courses though 🙌

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

Bro! I have been looking for you! You won the giveaway!!!!!!!!

@Nolast12503

4 ай бұрын

@@BlitzDG oh hell yeah!

I didn't realize you were in Washington State. I'm from Seattle, so it's nice to see Washington State peeps represent :). Great video man, it's nice to see the stand still game in action. Keep em coming! And I like the tips/what you are thinking for each shot.

I love south fork! Played it for the first time last year when I visited Washington! Even watched someone ace hole 1 the moment I pulled up to the course.

I already subscribed, but I like this kind of content

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

Gentleman and a scholar. Thanks for letting me know!

@shuebert6942

4 ай бұрын

Ill second what he said.@@BlitzDG

I enjoy seeing round play. Especially at such a beautiful course.

Great advice about being good to yourself on the course. That's amazing advice for new or seasoned players!! Inspiring!!!

Yeah, honestly love this style of content, man. Just don't stop the other content too lol. Especially cool seeing someone play WA courses.

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

No chance. Got a lot lined up on the coaching front :)

Nice to meet you out there on 1 yesterday. Enjoyed the video!

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

Nice to meet you as well. I legit packed all of my stuff up and started for the car when it started raining. Then it stopped. And started. And stopped. So I just sent it.

@etoddtube

4 ай бұрын

Haha, way to stick with it. Crazy weather. Hurry up spring and sunshine!

You're taking your content to the next level. Love it!

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

I appreciate that!

Yes, more of the this and the tech disc throws. I think both are necessary so we can see the raw power but also how it translates. So thanks for being vulnerable and doing a course vid. Appreciate your content!

Keep this content coming bro...your videos are so easy to watch

Yeah! Down in Tacoma myself! WA state represent!

To power down on hole 4 for example, instead of changing your brace or trying to slow down your arm. Try not reaching back as far. This allows you to still feel like you are throwing normally, but your arm doesn't have the space to accelerate so it will come out slower. This is comparable to a golfer shortening the backswing on a chip. This one tip made it possible for me to throw 150 foot backhand approaches after years of being unable to.

Way to keep up with consistent posting Clint! I'd love to see you throw that fireball flat on 3 and 6. Should make those holes pretty high percentage for you.

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

I'll give it a try! I tried it when it was new and it couldn't quite get there, but you're right. It's not as beefy nowadays!

Great vid, and I'm really enjoying the content you're creating. I'm very new to disc golf (started in January and have 6 rounds in now) it's been helpful to watch your videos and get tips from someone also on the journey to get better. I really like the standstill tutorials. Since I started I've been adamant that mastering standstill is crucial even though my disc buddies are always pushing me to x-step. Anyways, i hope you do more of these on the course videos. Cheers.

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

Study up, grind, smash them on the long holes standstill. It's the only answer :)

It’s nice to see everything in motion on a course! Also a big fan of seeing other courses, but especially scenic ones! Honestly think your video quality is already excellent! Watching on mobile and didn’t have any issues tracking your throws unless they pushed 400, but I think that’s to be expected without someone manually zooming it down. Focus was pretty clean, audio quality stayed solid! Great work!

i like this content, i just like rounds. Sure the form is awsome, and its insane what kind of power you got so fast, taken me years to go from 290-460 and yet to hit 500.

Your nose down angle on your throw is insane 😮

I need to move near mountains

Considering adding a zone to the bag. Very easy to control distance on forehand upshots, and would make holes like hole 1 a breeze.

Common sentiment on upshots/approach is long is preferred over short. Other than OB/trouble long of the basket, a shot that comes up short never had a chance to go in. Yes, you can land it short, and let it slide for a drop in, but a shot flying chain high could go in. Landing short has zero chance.

And yes, get a Sony A6700 maybe? But if you haven't already, step up the cam!! If you need production advice, reach out. I have 20 plus years of it!

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

Sick channel man. I have a buddy who is a BBQ fanatic. Going to have to turn him onto it.

I didn’t realize you live in Washington. Do you do in person lessons? I’m about an hour from North Bend.

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

Indeed hit me on Instagram.

Curious, on hole 7, can you throw something fast and OS, and aim wide and low, hoping for a skip through the trees, under those branches? Feels like the branches are the big stopper, not the trunks?

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

Yep! Someone else gave that advice as well and I tried it the next run through the course and absolutely parked it.

You asked for tips. On hole 7 I would have used a knee putt with the kind off puttingstyle you got. So you can get under the branch and push for more hight. But for 10 months your game is looking good. I just think you need more experience and smooth out how to get close on let's say a forehand approach. We'll played.

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

Great tip! I totally forget the knee ALL the time. You will see it in the future. I guarantee it!

@alexanderjagell2963

4 ай бұрын

@@BlitzDG I'm sure we will, your advancing fast, will be fun to fallow 🤝

Hole 3… maybe a roller.

Already subbed too. Why only standstills?

@BlitzDG

Күн бұрын

Appreciate it! Why not?

No matter the direction you choose to take your channel, investing in better cameras will only help. Better equipment will also make editing easier.

Can a roller work for hole 2?

@BlitzDG

4 ай бұрын

Yep. Quite a few people do it. My roller game is kinda dog tho, and you have the chance of rolling up one of the trees and that spot blows!

@thepaiks5454

4 ай бұрын

One tip for wet days or courses, clip on multiple towels (some cotton, some microfiber) to make sure your disc is dry. If it is on your belt loop, it can dry somewhat as you walk.