Ya the guy "learning" asks a lot of questions a new person would ask. He kinda acts like he is new and he is funny at the same time. (I'm guessing he is a good disc golfer) I like the vids as well.
The lock metaphor is blowing my mind. It's so simple yet makes so much sense when I go through the throw in slow motion. I cannot wait to get back out in the field to practice.
I'm not even that new, and these videos have helped me dial in aspects of my form. The step break down for 45 90 45 90 has been a game changer, and this video just gave me a way to solidify my anhyzer throws - love the content!
One thing about the x step tho is that the second to last step should not be 45, it should be 90 as well. Literally look at every pro and they all have it at 90 degrees. Putting the foot at a45 degree angle wont allow u to use your hips as much. Doesnt really matter in approach shots but if u wanna go for max distance plant at 90 degree
@@Oeugh His point with the 45 though, I feel like A lot of people go over board on that step and turn completely backwards for a bad habit. He kind of just makes a short joke about it though.
You guys are so entertaining to watch. Tomas is a great teacher with infinite patience & your the picture perfect "noob" which makes your vids super relatable for the new player or someone who's thinking about getting into the sport without over complicating everything. The light hearted humor & antics takes the "edge" off the learning curve and hopefully translates to viewers taking that same approach out to fields and courses everywhere. People forget that your never gonna get better if your not having fun first. Thanks for reminding people of that. My only suggestion, keep doing what your doing to promote this awesome sport ! Cheers !
I'm a disc golf rookie and this is one of the shots I desperately need to work on. I love the way you laid out the technique and the whole "window" idea.
Tomas and Jonathan are such a great pairing for these tutorial videos. I rewatch these all the time. I'm probably like 5 months into my disc golf journey and trying to improve every single day.
lol the chemistry these two have together is amazing. its like a buddy cop film with the serious veteran and the cocky young gun, but eventually you know the young guy earns his respect because he still is a good kid despite his attitude.
Ive actually come up with a simpler way to throw both hyzer and anhyzers and I keep my same "wind up" as any throw. I was a pitcher for about 16 years and you get used to throwing different types of pitches,ie curve, slider, change ups, by changing grips but the key is to keep your wind up and release the same as to not give away what you are throwing to the batter. I messed around and applied the same elements to hyzer and anhyzer throws , I simply changed the grip of my disc as to angle it in my hand and i dont have to change the angle of my arm or wrist and my wind up and release stays the exact same as if i was trying to throw a straighter drive . Its worked well so far, I will have to do a video to make things a little more clear on how I position the disc in my hand and how i grip it.
I can honestly say I'm getting better at disc golf because of these videos not trying to discredit any other teaching videos but these are the best I've ever seen thank you guys for making it fun
I started playing in March, because I suddenly had a lot of free time on my hands. Once I found this series, I keep watching the videos over and over because they help me improve.
I hope you two continue these videos, very useful and informative training, and I like the relaxed and fun vibe. Great chemistry between the two of you.
Great video explaining how to aim an anhyzer throw! A very simple way to understand hyzer and anhyzer for any throw with any hand: when you throw hyzer the disc is spinning up toward the sky, and when you throw anhyzer the disc is spinning down toward the ground. Discs will always fly in an arc. When a disc is thrown flat it will fly and hit the ground opposite the direction of spin. When a disc is tilted so that the disc is spinning toward the ground (anhyzer) it will fly and hit the ground in the direction of spin. When a disc is tilted so that the disc is spinning toward the sky (hyzer) it will fly and hit the ground opposite the direction of spin.
Helpful! I am new and naturally throwing everything hyzer, and this helped me get a better understanding. I'll try out some anhyzer tips next time I play.
It's unbelievable how much this helped me today. The whole "turn the key" thing on reachback is pretty much exactly the thing I was missing to hit anhyzer angles apparently. My dad and I went and suddenly were able to get flex shots working correctly. I've never been able to throw nose down anyhyzer until today.
Really like the series. Have been playing for just over a year and I learned more from this video on anhyzers than any other. Keep them coming. The lock and painting the rainbow...genius!
My wife and I love your videos so much! We are learning so much! Thank you! We are both 50 and we are loving learning more as this is our favorite sport to play. Thank you!
"Hyzer and Anhyzer... Why not use Left and Right? That has worked for us humans for... YEARS now." That's a LOL from me. Thanks. Great series, keep it up! Also: the out-of-focus finger pointing out the imaginary window placement for the camera was comedy gold. Very classic "I'm crushing your head"-feel from Kids In the Hall.
I love the idea of the window. And I'm not much further along in my disc golf learning journey than Jonathon so I'me really getting a lot out of these videos.
@@Latitude64 Just this morning I set up about 6 cones in a field to simulate a tunnel of trees. On our home course you rarely need to throw a 100+ meter drive, but you often have to have a very accurate throw between the trees. So just getting my disc to consistently go in a straight line in the right direction is my current practice goal.
I would enjoy watching these videos even if I didn't play disc golf. The content is hilarious. However, since I do play, the advice is stellar as well. Keep em' coming!
That's one of the best feeling shots outside of a monster hyzer flip through the woods. I have a putter I can rely on for that understable anhyzer but haven't found a good midrange to give me the same result just a bit longer. If you throw the putter harder to get more distance, it straightens out as well.
This absolutely clicked with me and now im finally hitting those anni shots like a champ! Thanks guys!! I have a dog leg hole that I can never get to and I parked it right next to the basket multiple times in the past couple weeks by turning the key!
Good Video. It's also super important you know what your disc will do when you throw that anhy. Practice this shot with with you're putters, mids and, drivers for different scenarios. I've actually been opting for the forehand this year with some mixed results - starting to feel it!
Mooore!!! I’m starting my disc golf journey with primarily Lat64 discs and these videos have been very helpful. I’m learning so much. Keep ‘em coming!!!
So there's a difference between turning the disc over and an anhyzer shot. Of course there is, but this was one of those a-ha moments that just clicked (like a lock 😉) for me. This will give me more confidence in throwing anny shots with a more overstable disc. Thanks again for making technique more simple. You two are great! 👍
I really can not express how good you guys are doing with these new videos. I even bought a bolt to show some support and in a year I will hopefully be able to throw that speed. Really great job!
Roses are red, the sky is blue, here are some very nice stuff for you ❤ /Jonathan
bit.ly/47CrPnG
Honestly, there is this quirkiness, this level of odd that breaks through all of these very informative and helpful videos and I love it.
Thank you, Joseph :)
@@Latitude64 No, thank you!
These videos are great for a newbie and their humor is awesome! I watched this one twice to reaffirm the lesson and the giggles. Thanks guys.
Thank you. That´s very nice of you :) /Jonathan
Ya the guy "learning" asks a lot of questions a new person would ask. He kinda acts like he is new and he is funny at the same time. (I'm guessing he is a good disc golfer) I like the vids as well.
Loved the look on his face when he got around the trees at the end...Great shot bud
Thank you! 😀
Yeah.. these series are absolute gold. Im taking all of it when I teach .. muahaha aligator!!
Good lesson, thanks
Haha 😂
The lock metaphor is blowing my mind. It's so simple yet makes so much sense when I go through the throw in slow motion. I cannot wait to get back out in the field to practice.
Man, that last shot was beautiful. Great videos, guys.
Thank you 😀
I'm not even that new, and these videos have helped me dial in aspects of my form. The step break down for 45 90 45 90 has been a game changer, and this video just gave me a way to solidify my anhyzer throws - love the content!
One thing about the x step tho is that the second to last step should not be 45, it should be 90 as well. Literally look at every pro and they all have it at 90 degrees. Putting the foot at a45 degree angle wont allow u to use your hips as much. Doesnt really matter in approach shots but if u wanna go for max distance plant at 90 degree
@@Oeugh hey gotta do what works for you! I do like, 67.5 degrees and I like that 😂 it just helped me find my way
Graham Jennings yeah true if it works for you then sure.
@@Oeugh His point with the 45 though, I feel like A lot of people go over board on that step and turn completely backwards for a bad habit. He kind of just makes a short joke about it though.
KiF1rE yeah i have that bad habit also...
You guys are so entertaining to watch. Tomas is a great teacher with infinite patience & your the picture perfect "noob" which makes your vids super relatable for the new player or someone who's thinking about getting into the sport without over complicating everything. The light hearted humor & antics takes the "edge" off the learning curve and hopefully translates to viewers taking that same approach out to fields and courses everywhere. People forget that your never gonna get better if your not having fun first. Thanks for reminding people of that. My only suggestion, keep doing what your doing to promote this awesome sport ! Cheers !
That's very kind of you, Jason. Thank you 😃
I'm a disc golf rookie and this is one of the shots I desperately need to work on. I love the way you laid out the technique and the whole "window" idea.
Tomas and Jonathan are such a great pairing for these tutorial videos. I rewatch these all the time. I'm probably like 5 months into my disc golf journey and trying to improve every single day.
This is series is pure gold, love it
I see what you did there 🦉
This "basics" series is a freakin GOLD MINE!!!!!
Thank you. 😀. Glad you find them helpful.
lol the chemistry these two have together is amazing. its like a buddy cop film with the serious veteran and the cocky young gun, but eventually you know the young guy earns his respect because he still is a good kid despite his attitude.
Spot on!😂 / Johannes
Love these videos, as someone who lives in sweden i've made sure to buy some latitude 64 disks because of these videos, thank you Johnathan and Thomas
That´s awesome!
Please bring back Jonathan's "I am
a fuse" stamp discs on your store.
I want one! Jonathan is the best and a great marketing gamble you guys took.
Great video, loving the series.
Thank you :). Glad you like it!
Agreed. This has been very helpful, and I love the chemistry you guys have on camera.
Ive actually come up with a simpler way to throw both hyzer and anhyzers and I keep my same "wind up" as any throw. I was a pitcher for about 16 years and you get used to throwing different types of pitches,ie curve, slider, change ups, by changing grips but the key is to keep your wind up and release the same as to not give away what you are throwing to the batter. I messed around and applied the same elements to hyzer and anhyzer throws , I simply changed the grip of my disc as to angle it in my hand and i dont have to change the angle of my arm or wrist and my wind up and release stays the exact same as if i was trying to throw a straighter drive . Its worked well so far, I will have to do a video to make things a little more clear on how I position the disc in my hand and how i grip it.
I can honestly say I'm getting better at disc golf because of these videos not trying to discredit any other teaching videos but these are the best I've ever seen thank you guys for making it fun
That´s very nice of you :) /Jonathan
Threw my first anhyzer yesterday at a troublesome hole. Worked perfectly. Thanks guys for the simple and fun demonstrations.
It's June 2022 and I'm watching these for the first time bcs i played my first round and i'm hooked. So helpful!
I started playing in March, because I suddenly had a lot of free time on my hands. Once I found this series, I keep watching the videos over and over because they help me improve.
I hope you two continue these videos, very useful and informative training, and I like the relaxed and fun vibe. Great chemistry between the two of you.
Thanks Gus. We will continue this series for sure. Glad you find the useful. /Jonathan
I feel like I’m watching myself being new to the sport. Great information!!!
I have honestly never thought about it like locking a door. That’s a great way to think about it. I need to work on my annys. Great video!
Great video explaining how to aim an anhyzer throw!
A very simple way to understand hyzer and anhyzer for any throw with any hand: when you throw hyzer the disc is spinning up toward the sky, and when you throw anhyzer the disc is spinning down toward the ground.
Discs will always fly in an arc.
When a disc is thrown flat it will fly and hit the ground opposite the direction of spin.
When a disc is tilted so that the disc is spinning toward the ground (anhyzer) it will fly and hit the ground in the direction of spin.
When a disc is tilted so that the disc is spinning toward the sky (hyzer) it will fly and hit the ground opposite the direction of spin.
I've also been using my core for anhyzer shots.....lean back for backhanded right handed anhyzer.....forward for hyzer
Wow- no real surprises here, but still helpful. Sometimes you just have to see someone put it all together for you, and then you 'get' it. Thanks!
Best series to follow. A newbie here trying to learn all I can. I love the step by step series!
Thanks to this vid I've now dialed in my flex shot. Cheers guys!
Stellar information here! Just got this coaching tip from my adult son on Easter. Makes so much sense now! I'm practicing my Ani throws now 👍👍👍
Got to say. Despite I have disc golfed probably 5 years now. This series is great help still. Very clear ways of teaching
That´s great!! /Jonathan
Best disc golf channel on TH-cam
I chuckle almost every time I watch your videos. Great Info and awesome humor. Thanks guys!
That's great. Glad you like the videos 😀 /Jonathan
This is still great two years later…and now in 2023 Jonathan has played with McBeth. That is awesome stuff!
Thinking of that "window" is the best description I've heard yet. As a lefty Hyzer and Anhyzer explanations always trip me up, but this was gold.
Glad it helped :) /Jonathan
I tried this out and won my first majors championship. Thank you!
Helpful! I am new and naturally throwing everything hyzer, and this helped me get a better understanding. I'll try out some anhyzer tips next time I play.
I like how you incorporate what would otherwise be bloopers into the editing. It’s makes it more wholesome and witty. Great job 👍
Haha thank you. 😀
Subscribed because of this duo. Keep it up!
Awesome. Welcome, Chris! /Jonathan
You guy's make disc go if fun. I learn something useful on each video. Thanks
Trevlig instruktionsfilm och perfekt för oss lite nyare spelare som vill lära sig mer teknik inom discgolf. Ser fram emot nästa. Bra jobbat.
Tack för det, Stefan! /Jonathan
Okay, I've watched several of these and liked them all.
You have a new subscriber.
Welcome :) /Jonathan
Finally someone who explain this technique
It's unbelievable how much this helped me today. The whole "turn the key" thing on reachback is pretty much exactly the thing I was missing to hit anhyzer angles apparently. My dad and I went and suddenly were able to get flex shots working correctly. I've never been able to throw nose down anyhyzer until today.
My favourite disc golf content right now
Thank you!
Really like the series. Have been playing for just over a year and I learned more from this video on anhyzers than any other. Keep them coming. The lock and painting the rainbow...genius!
That´s awesome!
Amazing video. I would love another tutorial on how to do it with the forehand because when I try, I always put the disc nose up.
This is a great idea. Thank you :)
I love that you two make it this weird vibe sort of fun haha just as disc golf should be... FUN!!! Awesome vids
Haha glad you like them! /Jonathan
Seriously great anhyzers for your first time. Definitely helps to have a great teacher!
Thanks Cody 😀 /Jonathan
My wife and I love your videos so much! We are learning so much! Thank you! We are both 50 and we are loving learning more as this is our favorite sport to play. Thank you!
Glad you like them, Norm :) /Jonathan
Anhyzer lol. I do not have much of an anhyzer game or a turnover game. Great video. Keep em coming
I’m loving this whole serious! Absolute GOLD with regard to the education; and also hilarious! Keeps me laughing and having fun learning.
Content is great really light commentary and great help to a beginner like me in the disc golf game!
Utan tvekan den mest informativa och lärorika guiden till hur man kastar Anhyzer 😁
Tack för det! 😀😀
"Hyzer and Anhyzer... Why not use Left and Right? That has worked for us humans for... YEARS now."
That's a LOL from me. Thanks. Great series, keep it up!
Also: the out-of-focus finger pointing out the imaginary window placement for the camera was comedy gold. Very classic "I'm crushing your head"-feel from Kids In the Hall.
Haha that´s great :) /Jonathan
Nice Park Job on that last shot !!! THE BEST SERIES !!
Thank you Raymond! 😀
I've been playing rec for 20 years. I wish someone had explained that elbow thing decades ago!
This is the best video I have ever seen on teaching this shot... by far
That´s awesome. Thank you 😀
Nice vid! I'd been experimenting with anhyzer-like shots, but definitely needed some instruction. This really helped explain it well. Thanks!
I love the idea of the window. And I'm not much further along in my disc golf learning journey than Jonathon so I'me really getting a lot out of these videos.
That´s awesome! Do you have any areas that you find especially challenging? /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 Just this morning I set up about 6 cones in a field to simulate a tunnel of trees. On our home course you rarely need to throw a 100+ meter drive, but you often have to have a very accurate throw between the trees. So just getting my disc to consistently go in a straight line in the right direction is my current practice goal.
You guys make me laugh! In a good way. I love your videos keep them coming!
I love these videos. By far some the best instructional videos out there.
Glad you like them, Joshua :) /Jonathan
I would enjoy watching these videos even if I didn't play disc golf. The content is hilarious. However, since I do play, the advice is stellar as well. Keep em' coming!
Wow. Thank you. This just made my day 😀 /Jonathan
I like how I'm learning along with Jonathan. Good stuff
That's one of the best feeling shots outside of a monster hyzer flip through the woods. I have a putter I can rely on for that understable anhyzer but haven't found a good midrange to give me the same result just a bit longer. If you throw the putter harder to get more distance, it straightens out as well.
I find the Latitude 64 Fuse is a good midrange for anhyzer throws.
Extremely informative! Thank you beyond words for explaining these techniques in such detail!!
This absolutely clicked with me and now im finally hitting those anni shots like a champ! Thanks guys!! I have a dog leg hole that I can never get to and I parked it right next to the basket multiple times in the past couple weeks by turning the key!
That´s great. Glad it helped you out :) /Jonathan
Nice tip about the lock.
Learn and laugh. Nothing better. Thanks!
this series is so fun and helpful for a beginner like me
That´s great. 😀
fantastic tip on angle using door lock example -very very helpful -thank you
And I was JUST working trying to improve my anhyzer as this drops. Good timing, and also, good information for me to think about! Thank you!
Haha awesome. Hopefully we can time it equally as good the next time 😂. What´s your next area you want to improve you think? /Jonathan
Great videos! Suggestion for future lessons - How to throw forehand/sidearm shots. Grip, movement etc.
It's on our list!
He is getting better every video
Jonathan is my new favourite person.
Aaaww. Thank you ❤🤘
Good Video. It's also super important you know what your disc will do when you throw that anhy. Practice this shot with with you're putters, mids and, drivers for different scenarios. I've actually been opting for the forehand this year with some mixed results - starting to feel it!
Mooore!!! I’m starting my disc golf journey with primarily Lat64 discs and these videos have been very helpful. I’m learning so much. Keep ‘em coming!!!
That´s awesome. We will. And let me know if you find like a tip or trick that improves your game. We´re all here to learn, haha :) /Jonathan
Love learning along with Jonathan! The videos keep a great pace and don't get weighed down with fluff. Perfect mix of instruction and fun.
That's great :) /Jonathan
So there's a difference between turning the disc over and an anhyzer shot. Of course there is, but this was one of those a-ha moments that just clicked (like a lock 😉) for me. This will give me more confidence in throwing anny shots with a more overstable disc. Thanks again for making technique more simple. You two are great! 👍
Thank you Jason :)
This helped A LOT!!! Thank you!!!
I can't wait to try this out. Still a newbie, but I'm tired of bending my wrist at an awkward angle.
Hey, Beth. Let me know how it goes :) /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 It worked! Sort of. Definitely was anhyzer and felt smooth and comfortable to throw, but my aim needs work now.
I'm learning alot from you guys! Absolutely amazing information. I hope to meet you one day!!
This is going to help me a lot, thank you!
I like your sense of humor in these things. Oh, and the content is useful too. :)
Haha thank you :)
That rip in the practice field was great! Keep up the practice. Looking so much better.
Thank you Gary! /Jonathan
Great stuff!! I got she great tips can't wait to try them.
Great teacher! This made so much more sense. I hope to try it today. Everything I throw is spike hyzer. =\
Omg this is awesome! I've actually been trying to get this down and the lock aspect is perfect. Anhyzer............... lol
great video again
Tomas is such a good coach! Please schedule some clinics in person
He really is :) /Jonathan
Great videos Latitude64 keep em coming!
These videos are really helpful to improve my game! Could you please make one about forehand-throwing?
It's on our list!
@@Latitude64 ...thank you! ☺
These vids are so freakin good. These 2 are fantastic
Thank you :) /Jonathan
Keep em coming! Im self taught and this exposed me as a fraud. Learning alot for a 45 year old.
Other than a rockin' hyzer flip, the slow turning anhyzer that holds a smooth angle all the way through the flight is just the best to watch.
I really can not express how good you guys are doing with these new videos. I even bought a bolt to show some support and in a year I will hopefully be able to throw that speed. Really great job!
Thank you. That's very nice of you :) /Jonathan
I really appreciate these videos. Thx homies!
Just found this today, liked, sub'd and watched all of your beginner videos:)
Awesome! Glad to have you here :). /Jonathan
Great video!
This series is really great! Keep it up!