Pauls last two videos pt. 1&2 honestly are the best two instructional video of all time. and i have seen them all and their are some good ones out there but Paul hits on points i have not seen others address to detail as Paul does. he has allowed me to really see a lot of my flaws and how to correct them. if you only had two videos to watch these cover all you need to know to being able to develop good form.
It's interesting watching pros doing clinics and seeing how being good at a thing doesn't necessarily translate to being good at teaching it. Ulibarri is one of the better that I've seen though.
Yea this definitely gives me a different perspective, can't wait to try it out. Goes to show it's probably good to see what other pros have to say and broaden your horizons. The thing with the grip pressure shocked me. I've always been told to grip as hard as I can on power shots.
Yeah, this is very good. He’s giving tips that help create a smooth, natural, consistent motion. Focusing on weird concepts like pulling the starter rope on a mower is an approach that just messes me up...
Hey Paul, noob here. So are you ever turning your wrist to control the angle? Or is your grip always the same and it's simply the follow through that controls the angle and flight of the disc? Thanks.
“You move at the speed of your shot, it forces your body to work together.” Thanks Uli! Nothing has helped me more than this.
Pauls last two videos pt. 1&2 honestly are the best two instructional video of all time. and i have seen them all and their are some good ones out there but Paul hits on points i have not seen others address to detail as Paul does. he has allowed me to really see a lot of my flaws and how to correct them. if you only had two videos to watch these cover all you need to know to being able to develop good form.
It's interesting watching pros doing clinics and seeing how being good at a thing doesn't necessarily translate to being good at teaching it. Ulibarri is one of the better that I've seen though.
Yea this definitely gives me a different perspective, can't wait to try it out. Goes to show it's probably good to see what other pros have to say and broaden your horizons. The thing with the grip pressure shocked me. I've always been told to grip as hard as I can on power shots.
God this guy’s good.
Such a class act! Natural intelligent and wellspoken dude!
Great clinic, Paul is natural teacher. And a great disc golfer.
Best videos I’ve seen on disc golf instruction, by far. Thanks
Thank YOU for Part 2 !!! Awesome...
Woo! Finally! Been waiting for this for a while!
Yeah, this is very good. He’s giving tips that help create a smooth, natural, consistent motion. Focusing on weird concepts like pulling the starter rope on a mower is an approach that just messes me up...
I realize Im kinda randomly asking but do anybody know a good website to watch new movies online?
@Bryce Colton flixportal :P
@Josue Conner Thank you, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it!
@Bryce Colton No problem :D
Great video. I didn't notice this was part 2 so now I need to watch part 1 lol
Thanks for the video...good tips, just got to put them into practice
Paul is a good teacher. Too bad channels don't put much effort into making good videos of clinics.
Hey Paul, noob here. So are you ever turning your wrist to control the angle? Or is your grip always the same and it's simply the follow through that controls the angle and flight of the disc? Thanks.
You use your body to control the angle. For hyzer and anhyzer angles.
Wtf is the guy in the background doing spinning his disc around like a lunatic?
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