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@Discsforbaskets

Жыл бұрын

Felt the need to let you know how much even more gorgeous you are in person. I was the guy thst talked to you on hole 1 tee of your last practice round at Music City. Your husband's a lucky one :) Good luck this year!

@nytered3308

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Omg I’ve been searching everywhere for a good well detailed forehand video and yours is the absolute best thank you ❤

@DrDarylC

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the detailed and easy to understand tutorial! Bringing in your softball/sports background and training really helps reinforce your points

You are much better teacher than a lot of other people I’ve watched for form tips and also touch on a lot of details I haven’t really heard talked about before. Thanks!

@sonderevokingbuns

Жыл бұрын

literally says the exact same thing that the last 50 forehand videos on youtube said.

This is probably the most detailed explanation of forehand technique I’ve seen, definitely going to try this stuff in the field!

@FlarkusChunswen

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I have to agree here.

@dlewisfl

11 ай бұрын

Go watch Eagle McMahon's tutorial if you want a more detailed explanation than this. 😉

This video literally got my forehand from 250ft to 350ft in two days. Thanks for the great explanation, so much better than any forehand video I have seen.

Great video, Caroline! Keep up the great work, and we all look forward to seeing how your content evolves over the season! You're a natural! 👏🎯🎥

Gather round kids, long ago, the year was 2023, and Caroline Henderson released the most technical forehand tutorial video anybody has ever seen…

I needed this breakdown so bad lol Thankyou so much for making this; ive watched dozens and dozens of videos on improving my forehands but none of them covered the complete movement like you have. Cant wait to get down to the course and practice!

Wow, that's one of the best instructional videos I've seen! Thank you, and best of luck in all you do. Thanks for sharing.

Top 5 forehand guide, easy. Great work!

Great insights! Thank you!

Thank you for sharing these tips. As a forehand dominant female I have a hard time finding detailed videos that I can use. Very well done with the explanations and techniques. Thank you again. And don’t listen to those backhand domination people lol.

seriously good video on technique. Might be the best one i have seen.

The explanation of the myology and athleticism in this video is very helpful. I also appreciate the breakdown of each step in the forehand.

That was great!! Nicely done. Took a few gems from it!

Great video Caroline. Rooting for you out there!

This was a really good tutorial. What sets it apart from others I've watched is you talking about the mistakes that can happen and why they happen. This is relatable to what I've done while throwing and is helpful for correcting my mistakes. Great job!

Well done! You have a gift for instruction. Looking forward to more content, especially backhand. 9:56

Wow - this video is excellent. I’m legit going to do course work after watching this.

This is one of the best forehand videos on KZread. Particularly the footwork here is on point.

loved watching you play at Jonesboro this weekend! Was rooting for you the entire time!

Helpful video on forehand throwing!

I watched this about a week ago and thought about some of the concepts as I played some casual rounds over the last few days and noticed i wasn't hurting my shoulder on my forehand which I normally do. Ifinally got around to trying out the steps on some fieldwork today and it really did make a difference. I threw 82 forehand drives (I have a bag of 18 drivers) and my shoulder didn't hurt and - more importantly - I threw pretty consistently (assuming I got the angle of release right for the stability of the disc). I even threw one about 370 feet which is probably, easily 40 feet further than I've ever thrown a forehand - and 20 feet further than my backhand on a very good day. Thanks for the video and breakdown. It was super helpful.

omg... what a damn video .. best forehand vid i've ever seen .. cant say enough about it .. this is a masterpiece for reeelz

ok i know im going to sound like that person, but i NEVER had a forehand and FH videos are probably the number 1 type of discgolf instructional videos i have seen. This is by far some of the best advice out there and delivered in less than 10min is amazing. The drills and especially the tips on how to prevent injury are both fantastic. I dont have a big arm but after watching this a couple days ago i went out to the course yesterday and told myself i would play each Tee with a BH and FH throw. This WORKED. i was consistently throwing what i would call a good FH from the start and by the end of the round i was outdriving my BH throw almost everytime. I was blown away. Caroline is a BOSS and it has been awesome to see her take off this year, and content like this just adds to it! Thank YOU for making this!

I'm going to mimic everyone here and say how great of a break down this seems to be... now to go and apply this to field work. A quick question- as I go about working on this technique, what sort of disc would you recommend? Something stable? Driver/FD/Mid/Putter? Either way, thanks for the clear explanation- I find it fascinating when the cross over from one sport to another works so well... I used to play ball golf, and got so annoyed when hockey players who barely played golf could outdrive me... of course, this was before Happy Gimore even came out!

Ladies are infinitely better at explaining things than men. Thank you. There were so many little technique questions I had that I could not find in other videos and you went through them all.

As a prodigy thrower, I approve this message. I got to start making disc golf videos so I can one day get sponsored 😭

This might be the best one I've seen yet. It seems all the baseball/softball players translate to flicks perfectly

What an amazing teacher

Great breakdown, explanation, and methodology. Thx

Excited for the backhand video if it's anywhere near as good as this one! A backhand video with correct mechanics, explained well, will be huge! Making the distinction between real and feel is great too. There's only so much information people can get from watching slow mo footage, but video footage is not good at showing the forces the player is actually applying. Disc golf has started falling into many of the same traps as golf did where for decades people were trying to replicate pro form based on video footage, with no real understanding of what forces the player is actually intentionally applying, and what are just byproducts of those forces, resulting in people mimicking "outputs" as if they were "inputs." Much like the old "squash the bug" trope that has haunted many sports.

The little enthusiastic bounce at 0:13 is the absolute best. Seriously though I've only been playing a short time and cannot for the life of me figure out how to throw forehand. This video is invaluable to me. Thanks for making it.

Thank you finally someone who knows how to teach without all the extra talk you are right to the point well done. I been looking for a while on a tutorial on how to keep the nose down on the forearm throw .😊

This is probably the best forehand tutorial that I've ever seen. I can't wait to get out to the field and try it out.

I applied some of this and got back my forehand that had severely fallen off recently, thank you so much!

This is so helpful. I’m so glad there’s women explaining form! It matters! Plus this is so in-depth. Thank you so much for doing this! 🤍 I can’t wait to try this

Ohhh yeah, you're gonna be a good coach and DG content creator for this community! Thank you!

This and Bearhart’s Level Up tutorial are the best I’ve seen on forehands yet.

Oh my goodness!! What amazing advice. Is this the most robust and informative video on forehands now?!

I’ve never had a problem with forehand, until I try to add power and this video has made the most sense to me. Immediately need to try this in the field.

This is really good stuff. Very well done. One of the best detailed forehand videos I've seen. A lot of the Pros don't give enough details. Keep it up Caroline. I can't wait to see how you excel on the women's tour. Thank you.

Love this - SO helpful! Please make the same for backhand! I'd love to see how you think through it.

Very smart explanation, I've always wondered why my shoulder was getting incredibly sore after a round; I only throw throw the full hand full power about 3-5 times. Thank you for the tutorial.

This is the best forehand video out there. You hit all the points and make them very clear.

I don't know what I expected, but this was better than I thought it would be. You did a great job! I guess I will have to subscribe. lol ;-)

That was very helpful - thanks!

This is the video I've been waiting for! Thanks!

Thank you so much for the foot work section. This has helped me a great deal!😍 Keep them videos coming.

That was very informative thanks

This drill is very similar to the one Christian Yelich attributes his sudden shift to elite power hitting to, and it was shown to him by Barry Bonds. Very cool!

Best ever forehand instructions! Thanks so much!!!❤

So this morning I worked through the motion and then I just went out there and played a round and I will tell you this is the best forehand video lesson I have watched. You really hit on some incredible key points about the way the body has to move through the shot, which really does help with the proper release.

Can you do a video on your backhand? This was one of the best forehand videos on youtube. Thank you.🏆🥇

Coach Caroline! Great videos, keep up the awesome content.

Superb breakdown, shared with a newbie and hope it resonates with him

I love your energy, it made me get up and start throwing disks at my bed (then one at the wall....opps)

Killed this. Great additions to the other vids out there. Especially around the nose angle and release point.

I have watched a lot of forehand videos and this was by far the most helpful. Thank you so much!

Such an amazing tutorial of the forehand technique. Best I’ve seen to this point. Great job! 🎉🎉

Excellent forehand!

Awesome job! Very informative and relatable. I’ve been having some issues with release point lately so I’ll be taking some of tips to field!

Yeah!! I’ve been waiting for this

This video was a party!! Practiced my form while watching the video. Please keep the tips coming!

Very good stuff! Thank you very much! All the best in the coming events to you.

Excellent tutorial. 💯 Keep up the great work, Caroline! Looking forward to more content from you.

Great Job Caroline, I really like the methodical way you go about training . Keep up the great work!

I have watched couple of forehand videos and your breakdown of the complete movement is one of the best I have seen. Already excited to try it out. If it works, you will get the crown 😊

Great video…your teaching style is easier to follow than many others. Look forward to future videos. Thanks.

Great info. I love it. ❤ Can't wait to put these drills in my practice.

Very informative and detailed, video editing was on point as well. Great Job!

Wow excellent video! Your detail explanation gets me excited to go outside and try it. My forehand is almost non existent so this video is so so helpful. Thank you so much! Keep the coaching videos coming! You're great at it. ❤

This is changing everything I know about forehand in the best way, I can't wait to play now

Go coach Caroline! Great video! 🎉

So solid. Love the explaination.

Great tips that I can use to improve my FH. Thanks for such an informative video and keep it going.

Great explanation! Instantly fixed my form especially my stand still upshots. Very on point explanation on having left leg on toes. Thank you!

If there is any chance of you making a video with Ryan Sheldon about forehand technique and theory, please please try to! It would be viewed by hundreds of thousands on KZread. Your teaching style is among the very best I've seen in all of disc golf KZreadry. Thank you, Caroline!!!

This is an amazing video 🎉 keep them coming :)

I absolutely loved this video. I am primarily a forehand dominant player but was struggling with a few things in my fourm. The tip on the footwork and arm position was exactly what I needed. Well done, and good luck in your next tournament 💯💪👌👍🏻

Excellent explanation! I've throw sidearm for quite a while and I'm always curious about how other people explain it. This is one of the better explanations, along with Ryan Sheldon's video on advanced forehand distance.

This video is super helpful. Thanks for explaining what you're feeling and where you're putting pressure as you throw. Also what can go wrong and how to correct it. Looking forward to more videos from your channel!

What a great teacher

Great job, thanks

Very helpful info and suggestions. Thanks so much Caroline! Subscribed! 🙏👍

Great instruction! You are such a great addition to our sport! I'm looking forward to seeing you on lead card; and apparently not the only one....over 1000 views in 3 hours! Have a great tour!

Excellent video thank you

Really good info in here! The one thing that helped me the most in learning back hand AND forehand is what to do with the off-arm. I'm a lefty, but coil and opening up the shoulders doesn't happen if you don't focus on it. I envision the forehand off arm like as if I'm a villain in a movie, hiding behind my cape. Lol! It gets my arm up at the right level. 😂 Something I noticed after watching the tour this weekend in NC...congrats BTW on making it into the cash line! ...someone like Ohn, does a kinda downward whip motion, like a wind-up with her throwing hand. The disc seems to go parallel to her back leg and she drives down that way as she follows through. I tried that yesterday during fieldwork. I added, minimally, 50-75 feet in distance with less effort.

Wonderful content Caroline! Please do a backhand tutorial next. The way you describe the "real vs feel" I think can be very beneficial for all of us.

Great teaching. You're a natural. Now I've got to get to the field and put it together. My forehand drives are either awesome (20%) or turned over/sawn off (80%). The great ones fill me with courage but they are not frequent enough at this point.

Great video!

Coming to this one after the backhand and it's clear that your teaching skills are not an accident. So well done. I appreciate you telling me how and why I injured my shoulder. That's good to know. Some creative tips for practice and taking small steps. I appreciate the advice to stave off injuries.

Well done great video

I enjoyed watching you play at the Blue Ridge Championship! Also, what a great explanation for the forehand.

Great content, keep em coming

Great explanation of why I was experiencing pain under my shoulder blades after a round.

Excellent.

You are very knowledgeable..thank you!

Love the off elbow tip for nosedown, sometimes i tend to get noseup even if i focus on a forward tilted chest. Also in hyzer throw i tend to dip my arm in the backswing like you showed so its great to hear how it can be solved :)

freaking amazing video

Best video ever🙌