I don’t understand why people are always talking about how field work is not fun. If you love the flight of the disc then you love field work.

@seeballgetball937

Жыл бұрын

I agree one of the things that hooks you in disc golf is watching the disc fly

@andershaugen4738

Жыл бұрын

Because people realise that they don’t throw far

@justsomedood67

Жыл бұрын

Because unlike pros most people don't have 50 of the same disc, nor people to shag discs for them.

@coryover9359

Жыл бұрын

People are afraid to admit their faults and attempt to get better

@jessefischer7899

Жыл бұрын

I started playing disc golf without access to many courses… all I did to get hooked was fieldwork for the better part of a year. Just loved watching the discs fly and threw only in an open field so when I did start playing I could already throw decently far

This is super helpful, thanks man! Wise and straight to the point as always, keep it up

I absolutely love stuff like this. I get to see what you do for training to get better. Thanks for doing vlogmas.

This is exactly the type of tool Ive been looking for and that KZread needs. I’m buying the Power Disc Golf Academy!

This is crazy good. Thank you Uli

paul thanks again ,just signed up for the course.I look forward to learning from you ,sir.cheers

@davidbibiano5333

Жыл бұрын

It's going to be fun.

Dang I’m missing out. Great video. Didn’t realize you were making vlogmas vids

Great tips! It's killing me I can't try these or even play with all the snow on the ground. Having DG withdraws.

Nice Vid Uli. Appreciate the drills.

@davidbibiano5333

Жыл бұрын

Make sure to hop into the Power Disc Golf Academy. There are going to be more drills.

Field work is a must!

What aspects of the game would you recommend prioritizing first if you needed equal work in all aspects??

@noahfields7214

Жыл бұрын

From what I’ve gathered, most pros agree that putting will lead to the quickest improvement in scores.

@user-zt9ne3zc3s

Жыл бұрын

I agree that "putting" is very important in helping with scoring. I do a drill that practices the "straight" shot. It is a low ceiling drill, throwing thru a line of trees that are 8-10 feet apart, with branches that are only 6-7 feet above the ground. I'm amazed that people do not like field work, I improved dramatically in one year by doing field work everyday for an hour or two

I hope most people notice the type of discs you are throwing. Looks like mainly putters and Mid's. Nice Vid Uli!

@Bacula3

Жыл бұрын

I missed out on your $50 intro. ugh

If you don't put i the work u can't enjoy the reward...

Paul, are you using different discs with the same mid flight markers? I have different stability discs i use for approaches, should I be moving the mid flight markers in accordance with their unique flight or no?

@vocalimpactplays217

Жыл бұрын

Not sure how Uli approaches it, but I do some similar drills in my field work, and actually one of my favorite things to do sometimes is set a line and try to follow the same line with a range of stabilities (and sometimes speeds) by adjusting speed/release angle/etc depending on the disc. Since the speed/angle required to throw a Zone (or any overstable approach) 200ft dead straight before crashing is quite different than that needed to throw a beat-in flippy putter the same distance, knowing the throw required for both has been incredibly helpful - now if I come across a 200 foot tunnel with a hard fade to the left, I can get the zone through that tunnel straight and have it crash left. Same thing for the opposite - if it's a gentle fade to the right or needs to land soft and dead straight, I know I can throw either a beat-in putter to fade after 200ft or a more stable throwing putter to finish dead straight after 200ft. Really helps you get to know how your discs behave outside of their "preferred" flights when you force them to do other things, as well as how it feels to throw that.

My wife is getting me the course for Xmas ;)

@davidbibiano5333

Жыл бұрын

Awesome!

Love the intro music. Is there a track name?

Field work = Fun

Getting after it is super important

What are your thoughts on the YT series led by Andrew Fish that goes over hitting gaps, landing spots and such (on Discraft's channel)?

Merry Christmas

what kind of camera do you use

Use the same disc for all these drills?

Went to sign up for powerdga and the cost was $99 instead $50....is there a discount code?

Probably won't see this Uli, but I need some advice. I'm not quite understanding distance drivers. I am either turning over nuke like discs, or I'm getting super overstables discs like the ESP Force to flat, but not holding it long enough to get it past 400-425. Any advice? Or do I need to be satisfied with distance since I am simply a casual.

@MaximilianBerkmann

Жыл бұрын

Have you filmed yourself throwing (from the side and back, in slow mo)? If not then do that and see if what you feel you do right is actually right (feel vs real) and if you're doing something wrong (like swelling your wrist, having the arm raise as you're about to throw).

@davidbibiano5333

Жыл бұрын

Sign up for the Power Disc Golf Academy. You will be able to get more help there.

u should bring a rockring and put it up and trhow through probablt calle hula hoop in enlgish

Vlogmas 22 idea, film a casual round at Westminster park in rock hill????

Great video #powerdga

When I grow up I want to be half as good as you, I've been playing 6 months just throwing on fields, I've got 4 discs and getting 4 more for crimbo 1 is a nuke wahoo, I'm 44

@garyttomo1641

Жыл бұрын

Oh and I'm from England, nobody has heard of disc golf, I throw every day I love it

come to nz and i'll teach you how to golf :)