Scott Stokely has held 17 World & National titles in Disc Golf and Distance and multiple Guinness World Records for distance throwing of a flying disc.
Scott Stokely is a respected Disc Golf teacher having held over 500 professional throwing clinics in 47 States, published the first instructional book and video series on disc golf throwing techniques, written the first disc golf pro autobiography, and pioneered Adaptive Disc Golf which he presented at hundreds of free events for individuals with special needs.
The Scott Stokely Disc Golf Method is a simple process used to teach players of any skill level the techniques to excel at Disc Golf. To learn more about Stokely Method Online Lessons, Clinics and Seminars, visit scottstokely.net
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Depending on the disc rim, I usually use my index finger. I do have wrist issues. I just didnlt realize *thats* why I found most of my throws work better Index finger vs 2 finger. Some rims feel better 2 finger though.
Does this mean the tank will make a come back?👀👀
Bad JuJu Cha Ching .....more Bait Chung Lee
It's incredible how a single topic can elicit so many different viewpoints. Diversity of thought is truly a beautiful thing.😛
You forgot to switch from your bot account lmao
throw the damn disc scott....
kzread.info/dash/bejne/m5mjpbiJpN2qqMo.html watch this to see it fly
@@ScottStokelyDG Only if you play MP50 Worlds next year....
That’s really awesome Scott. Now we just need you to buy vibram😂 no biggie right
Putted with a JuJu for about 2 years, many years ago. I don't remember if they marketed it as "Excelerator technology" as much as being able to find just the right spot for your thumb to fit each individuals hand size, which makes sense on a certain level. Your spitting some facts about putting for sure, but it also feels a bit like marketing hype to call it "Excelerator" . I got pretty decent with it mainly because I was able to practice putting at work for awhile there, but compared to the other "main" putters on the market at the time like the Aviar , it honestly felt no different speed-wise coming out of the hand than any other. That's the only reason it feels disingenuous to me, but maybe I am wrong ? Regardless, keep on rockin' Scott, I'll be a fan till the end :)
Excelerator Contours are the name that the original owner gave the thumb grooves. I addressed that it doesn't effect the flight in the video. Good grip = speed out of the hand.
where are they being made?
Stokely Discs production is in Georgia, USA
Are they PDGA approved?
Yes!
I thought that the different holes for the thumb changed the noseangle to make the disc fly more or less stable.
How about making a disc with a bump on inside rim for forhand? Another idea would be a square disc if legal
I think Kastaplast has a disc that has an interior rim inside the rim for just this purpose. I've never tried it. It is FUNKY.
@@NarfleTheGarthokKastaplast Rask yep
will they work in the southern hemisphere?
Do the grooves on the Juju help with glide like the dimples on a golf ball do?
disc golf discs don't get help from dimples like a golf ball does. a disc golf disc already has lift and drag in the design of the wing. golf balls get their lift and drag from the dimples because a smooth sphere doesn't create its own lift and drag. dimples on top of a disc golf disc are going to have very little to no effect on the disc because its already a wing
@@mrpoepoe A ball experiences drag and lift just fine without dimples, try throwing a pingpong ball... spin on a smooth ball generates lift because the air sticks to the surface and gets dragged around (oversimplifying, but look up boundary layer). The dimples on a golf ball help reduce drag by keeping the air around the ball more turbulent, you also probably lose some lift, but for a ball it's negligible compared to the reduction in drag. It sort of works with discs too, Latitude 64 used the concept with their "speed 15"-discs Missilen and Raketen with Opto-Hex (hexagonal dimples), though the problem is that while drag was reduced and speed increased... it also lost glide, so distance potential wasn't in the end increased. They completely ignore wind in my experience though... and also the whole fuss of flying around... they leave your hand and land 150m away in what feels like 0.75s later.
Just tell us
thrown both ching discs loved the fairway the thumb groove gave me a whole alot of spin👍🥏
Hi, I just watched your video, I thought it was great. I just started playing Disc Golf a year ago. My hands are LG and after years of floorcoving (also 64 ys old) I use a 3 finger grip. After all those years of hard work with my hands my three fingers are probably as strong as some people's four fingers.
CHING CHING! I love me some discotech - err, I mean disc golf tech! Thanks for bringing these back, Scott. :)
Play that funky music white boy 🎵
Did you inherit the old Ching Stamps? Flying Eye, Lizard, etc.?
Juju has old Supreme and hard baseline plastic stamp on disc so, maybe?
With the buyout of the original business, we have several assets.We have not yet made plans for some things. Stay tuned!
i need this in a clear color with super gummy flexible plastic like the one i lost!!
Meso Soft plastic will be available in a few months.
@@breinerinc aww man of course :D
Someone told me Innova made Ching disc's back in the day. I'm looking at my old Sniper and sure enough it says Champion Innova Disc's Ontario Cal.
tank is rhyno i think
@@fathomz Tank was what became Pig from Innova. The Tank was a beadles Rhyno and was reworked into a Pig.
@@fathomz Tank is by Hyzerbomb (made by Innova). Was it ever a Ching-branded disc?
@@caseysmith544 Interesting. The flights are very different. I have both in the bag now. The Tank is dead straight.
Scott, this is another reason why you are so valuable to the sport. You are the one that is illuminating the history of this sport and keeping it alive like no other. Thank you!
Ching discs might be like boats. The two happiest days are when you bought it and when you sold it.
I’ve just reported your entire channel for an adult playing silly child games. Your videos are not good.
I've been throwing since 2004. I owned 1 one of the OG Ching Jujus. It helped me as a beginner learn how to throw putters. Unfortunately I lost it in the swamps of Buccaneer State park, Waveland Mississippi. It also taught me how to hyzer-flip a putter on FH, before I even knew that term. Keep in mind it was 2004 and I learned more about disc golf from a Park Ranger than the handful of friends that I played with. ❤
I have one of their drivers but it was left outside for a while and had a crack in it before my buddy gave it to me so its a terrible judge of the mold. 😂 cool idea though
These are interesting discs and I’m sure a novel to have. I don’t know why they originally went out of business but these were around at one point and never really became popular. I’m trying to understand why trying to bring them back is actually a benefit when they never seemed to have a benefit originally. Maybe I’m missing something but I just am trying to better understand.
They actually were really popular, but the owners went out of business for reasons other than their discs.
I still have my first run Ching Juju discs, one in soft plastic & the other in hard plastic. I'll have to grab a new Juju when Fly Green gets them to compare to the old runs.
Wouldn’t it be off balance on a granular scale? May ‘appear’ to be unaffected but … wouldn’t it be off balance if you arbitrarily slice it down the middle and weigh the two halves? I dunno, I may have to try one, who knows. Anyone tried these?
Looks like golf ball dimples.
Duuude if I knew you were around town I would thank you in person for bringing back Ching!!
I don’t need extra friction on a putter. Also, is it PDGA legal? I think the asymmetry might be an issue. Update: it looks like asymmetry might be okay. I was thinking that the rules which outlawed the Aerobie Epic and the QuestAT Turbo Putt would necessarily rule out the Juju, but that does not appear to be so.
I dint think they're approved, but it sounds like Scott may be trying to change the rules. Maybe.
Manufacturer / Distributor: CHING Sports Approved Date: Mar 13, 2008 Certification Number: 08-10
Ching is approved and was from day one. Aerobe Epic was and still is approved, just newer discs made in same way are ban and Epic is what helped decide PDGA needed a Maximum rim width for all discs going forward at 2.2 cm like skinny side of Aerobie. Also From Qest AT, the original 10 meter brick run in baseline where disc could randomly shatter around 45 F, disc manufacture rules were improved so no disc could be made like a 10 meter brick was made ever again. Also, in 1999 Wham-O Max Flight when they did a retool so disc was more like a smaller Jr Pro sized disc wih a midrange rim, was the first over molded approved disc and was almost never going to be approved because of one guy on board who was not a part of he disc and basket approval process wanted all discs made of a single mold plastic like 98% of discs on market or single mold plastic rubber like Blowfly/II and Gumputt were made but rules were changed since Wham-O division of Kransco/Matel who then owned all of Wham-O planned on Suing sending a junction as PDGA Disc Approval Rules did not say explicitly you needed to have disc make a disc of a one piece mold.
Keep it up 😃
How do they work for forehand throwers?
i have some of these discs i found brand new from a dump sale, they're super flippy when thrown with power. Does that un-even distribution of the thumb grooves impact the balance of the disc?
Why is your example form at 05:30 the exact form i see when i watch recordings of myself, i feel personally attacked for you knowing how i look, i feel relieved that i'm not the only one, and relieved that there is a way, although slow and steady, forward. Love your videos, your great experience with coaching gives you this increadible knowledge and am very glad your are sharing these tidbits without the paywall. One day i might need that full package though :D <3
Thanks, Scott
cha-ching ! 😎
That was great Scott, thank you!
Haha, this is so cool, I've never thrown a Ching, but I'm gonna get one now and give those indents a go.
You have righted a wrong in the world of disc golf good sir!
Sometimes I think it’s easier not being that good at disc golf. Most my rounds are bad so having a bad round never ruins my day. A bad day of disc golfing beats a good day of anything else.
Awesome!!!!
Man I lost my oracle I hot back in 2008 last fall and never got it returned. Please bring back the Oracle, and the Velocity that I lost too.