THROWING LESSON #15/16: TIME TO BUY SOME DISC // DISC GOLF 101

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Throwing lesson #15/16
Time to buy some disc.
The fun part about getting better throwing is buying new disc. But the big question is what to buy. For me the first disc to buy are straight flying disc. You want to get disc that land forwards on the end of there flight. A disc that lands hard left is a specialty and i would stay away from those till you get better at throwing. Remember the weight of the disc matter don't just go out and buy a 175g disc. Look at the companies flight charts and buy a disc in you max distance range.
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Aloha,
Michael

[@lohne87]

haha - I love this. It's fun to look at someone "new" in the TH-cam tutorial game. I recommend you buy a clip-on mic, It would be great to not listen to the screaming. However, keep up the good work. Also - would love to see some content from the course. Throwing far and correct is getting you 30% of the way on improving the score - but it's on the course that matters. So, have some episodes/guides on how to play on the course. For instance, at the throw-out - what is the range, the layout, the wind, and where to aim for a disc to go in this and that direction. How to throw in wind, with the correct disc. Where to take chances or choose upshots. How to read the terrain .. That will give you more followers. There are thousands of people out there creating form videos. Few give course reading info.

[@DiscGolf101]

Aloha John, Thanks for all the tips. I do appreciate. So we're I live the wind is always blowing. A slow wind day starts 15 mph. I don't talk loud because of the mic I talk loud because the wind coming across my ears. I'm getting use to talking softer and trusting my mic is getting my vocals over the wind.
So I'm finishing up 3 years of video making and I have made the videos you asked about. My on course videos, how to shot shape, me throwing. I like doing course videos they just don't get the views. I'm still making some just not as much. I do know what people are watching from my analytics on the videos. So need to do what the people want. You need to remember most of the people watching instructional videos are beginners and intermediate players. Thanks again for writing. Aloha Michael