The full body demonstration outside is really helpful. I'm sure it adds a lot of work to making the videos but just seeing the full thing in motion with the dubbing over top is probably the best way to do this instruction. Nice job!
Hey Danny! Just wanted to give you a shout out for being so creative and original, especially lately imo, with these quality, helpful videos. Props man!
your tips are great! learning a lot for myself and for what to show my kids because they are gradually becoming at least somewhat interested in disc golf. And a big thanks to Danny's Dad!
I loved the run-through shot Danny. The best bits of your videos are the bits not filmed in the house. This was a good one though, and I am not going to hassle you about being indoors this time. Good examples shown, nicely explained. Good job.
Love these videos Danny! They are so helpful. I laughed when I saw you doing the fast run up. Made me laugh like crazy. It would be interesting to know actually how your disc flew on that shot just for giggles. Anyway, keep bringing these great videos. Appreciate what you bring to the game bro!
Great videos Danny! I'd love to see a video about nose angle and how to control it. More than just the 'pour a cup of coffee' tip, but how the nose changes on different types of shots, how your grip might change and maybe some tips to help you achieve the nose angle you want. Thanks for the awesome videos. Keep up the good work!
I started using the x-step about a month ago after 7 months of playing. I recorded myself and realized how many things I was doing wrong. The odd part is that I have been throwing a bit farther with my flawed steps. I am starting to correct these issues and have started to throw some new personal best drives on my local courses. Danny helping people with a 2 year old video!
Love your videos, Danny. They're insightful and clear. Well done! One issue I'd be interested in you discussing is "aiming" your tee shots. As a relatively new x-step driver, it's disquieting to turn my back to the target as part of the lead-in to my throw. How do you get comfortable looking away from your target and confident that your line is true?
i've known for two years now that i have an open stance, with my front foot pointed forward too much, but I just can't fix it. I can see on slow mo video what I'm doing wrong, but I can't translate that to knowing the feeling of what's right. It's so frustrating. It would be nice if you could make a video on how to feel the mechanics (i know that is probably not possible). Love your vids tho!
Great work Danny, one thing I'd recommend. Just slow it down a bit.. Was very hard to follow some of the tips had to stop and rewind the video :) Remember.. Slow is Smooth.. :P
It's not your talking really. It's more of when you are putting text up that lasts about 2 seconds. When you are talking with the camera inside, you are ok in my opinion (as a guy just watching), but you could maybe slow it down just a little (this coming from a guy who hates public speaking). However, when you are showing outdoor footage (and if you are putting text on the screen), slow it down and let it play. Even if there is no text. Perhaps include a slow-mo shot after the initial run through. Let the people really evaluate what you are trying to present. I find your videos a welcome refresh to what has been put out there and I look forward to more from you.
Dannys dad is thug! It's good to have back up on the disc golf course. Don't wanna get jumped when you go out of bounds, that's where the good for nothings hang out. Thanks for the tips dude. LincolParkDiscGolfClub K-Town Wisco
HAHAH. I laughed out loud when I saw you run through the frame to throw.
The full body demonstration outside is really helpful. I'm sure it adds a lot of work to making the videos but just seeing the full thing in motion with the dubbing over top is probably the best way to do this instruction. Nice job!
i hope your channel blows up, very good info in a short amount of time, everytime. and shout out to your pops!
Hey Danny! Just wanted to give you a shout out for being so creative and original, especially lately imo, with these quality, helpful videos. Props man!
your tips are great! learning a lot for myself and for what to show my kids because they are gradually becoming at least somewhat interested in disc golf. And a big thanks to Danny's Dad!
I loved the run-through shot Danny. The best bits of your videos are the bits not filmed in the house. This was a good one though, and I am not going to hassle you about being indoors this time. Good examples shown, nicely explained. Good job.
Danny, Thank you for the videos. As a new player, I am now working on my foot work and reach back. Keep them coming, the training is awesome.
Love these videos Danny! They are so helpful. I laughed when I saw you doing the fast run up. Made me laugh like crazy. It would be interesting to know actually how your disc flew on that shot just for giggles. Anyway, keep bringing these great videos. Appreciate what you bring to the game bro!
Great videos Danny! I'd love to see a video about nose angle and how to control it. More than just the 'pour a cup of coffee' tip, but how the nose changes on different types of shots, how your grip might change and maybe some tips to help you achieve the nose angle you want. Thanks for the awesome videos. Keep up the good work!
I started using the x-step about a month ago after 7 months of playing. I recorded myself and realized how many things I was doing wrong. The odd part is that I have been throwing a bit farther with my flawed steps.
I am starting to correct these issues and have started to throw some new personal best drives on my local courses. Danny helping people with a 2 year old video!
thumbs up for the Dad cameo.
Love your videos, Danny. They're insightful and clear. Well done!
One issue I'd be interested in you discussing is "aiming" your tee shots. As a relatively new x-step driver, it's disquieting to turn my back to the target as part of the lead-in to my throw. How do you get comfortable looking away from your target and confident that your line is true?
0:46 Danny's James Conrad impression. pretty good impression.
Keep up the good work just found your channel today and def gonna be meeting up with it!
Love the run through! Haha!
Loved the end!
can't wait to try these out, particularly my left foot. I definitely have my hips pointed behind me when I x step
I love the fast run up, I think I might adopt that form for rollers. I bet your went far lol
lol I will take your word. Good video!
i've known for two years now that i have an open stance, with my front foot pointed forward too much, but I just can't fix it. I can see on slow mo video what I'm doing wrong, but I can't translate that to knowing the feeling of what's right. It's so frustrating. It would be nice if you could make a video on how to feel the mechanics (i know that is probably not possible). Love your vids tho!
Thank God I watched until the very end that was hilarious.
Great work Danny, one thing I'd recommend. Just slow it down a bit.. Was very hard to follow some of the tips had to stop and rewind the video :) Remember.. Slow is Smooth.. :P
Awesome, You are doing great either way! Keep it up can't wait to see ya when you can get out to the course and fields more!
It's not your talking really. It's more of when you are putting text up that lasts about 2 seconds. When you are talking with the camera inside, you are ok in my opinion (as a guy just watching), but you could maybe slow it down just a little (this coming from a guy who hates public speaking). However, when you are showing outdoor footage (and if you are putting text on the screen), slow it down and let it play. Even if there is no text. Perhaps include a slow-mo shot after the initial run through. Let the people really evaluate what you are trying to present. I find your videos a welcome refresh to what has been put out there and I look forward to more from you.
great video as always!
awesome, I now know I have the left foot problem. Thanks!
lmao, love the Run up.
I approve of the tinge of humor
It's just the right amount, isn't it?
"Patent Pending" THE Danny Lindahl FOOTWORK MAT.
Very helpful!
How far do you throw?
you should call that last part the "elvis presley" its like how he would dance back in the days sliding his hips from side to side.
Dannys dad is thug! It's good to have back up on the disc golf course. Don't wanna get jumped when you go out of bounds, that's where the good for nothings hang out. Thanks for the tips dude.
LincolParkDiscGolfClub K-Town Wisco
Your dads voice sounds so similar