Hello to you! Hope you enjoyed the video. If you´re interested in anything you saw in the video (even Johannes for the right price) you can get it here 😀: bit.ly/47CrPnG
I have to say how much I appreciate Johnathan's use of crunchy riffs in these videos. It seems like every disc golf video uses like smooth bossa nova music, which is cool, but sometimes you just need those crispy flakes.
How the hell do you guys always find the best possible way to explain something so technical and make it so fun? I’ve never understood uphill shots and why they never work, OMG thank you for this video!
Thanks Jonathan for an awesome video once again! Gotta say this video couldn't have come at a better time, currently battling covid and feeling pretty sad ngl. Yours and Johannes shenanigans never fail to bring a smile to me, and you guys managed to make my day (once again! :D). Thanks for the "pick me up" and keep killing the youtube disc golf game! :) Hälsningar från grannlandet :D
I don’t even have to start watching the video before throwing a thumbs up. The best channel on TH-cam for sure. Most enjoyable people to watch ever. Love you guys and the work y’all share with us.
@@Latitude64 took me few tries to pause at the right moment but let me say 0,25x speed was a big helper. :D But the sounds....THE SOOOOUNDS!!!! 😨😀 BTW: those metal samples for titles, are you buying them or do you make them yourself? they cool! 🖤
Another point for throwing up hill: if the hill is very steep you can end in a situation where you have terrible footing. So in some cases stand still is mandatory and that should also affect the disc selection. Another shot I've had success with is a forehand roller, given the terrain calls for it of course.
@@Latitude64 never! 🤭❤️ Okay maybe I won't fill up your notification bar. Let's hope for an early spring this year so we can avoid those uphills sometime soon 😁
EXTREME!!!! thanks for the laughs... this winter I am falling back in love with my fuse, it is an excellent hyzerflip turn over disc! Thank you for putting the flight trace line, it is a game changer and all channels should be doing it!
Hey :) made a shorter one the other day. We actually moved offices so there's been some stuff that had to be done with that. But there's videos coming for sure 😀 /Jonathan
Great video guys, don't forget to mention the effect of gravity in these situations. throwing uphill against gravity will slow the disc more, throwing downhill gravity might actually accelerate the disc causing it to appear understable
There was definitely plenty of room in this video for more explanation of the physics that causes disks to behave more or less stable at different terrain angles.
@@brentkelly9864 So at least part of the reason for increased or decreased stability is because of the increase or decrease of the speed of the disc because of gravity?
Love it. I do feel like you needed to mention the whole part of your footwork and timing is going to be way off. If your run/walk up is up hill your plant foot is going to hit the ground earlier then your use to and your throw will want to come out early and opposite for downhill.
Was that a sewage pond that you threw into....? Donated disc I'm guessing. As always it is fun to see you and Johannes together. It looks like you have a blast making these videos. I can tell you that it's a blast watching them and bonus! I learned something too. Thanks guys.
Because of you guys making these videos my first purchase of discs was Latitude 64• and then and now I just bought some west side discs! What I’m trying to say is I love the “Trilogy” of these companies and of course my love for Sweden! That town in the EXTREME hill scene looks like the Swedish Scranton Pennsylvania🤣😂🤣! Anyway keep up the amazing work, from East Los Angeles with love!
The one thing that stands out to me to question is that when throwing uphill, you 'hopefully' are keeping the nose angle down. The disc (and your hands) path is still a straight line with the nose of the disc angled down relative to that path. The path just starts at a lower point and ends higher. If you get the nose up relative to that pull path, you'll get a floating and stalling flight rather than a drilling fast flight, but going uphill.
In fact, one video I watched said that to get the nose down, start lower on your backswing. I have a very short hole that is down hill with a low ceiling. On this hole I start high on my backswing and try to "air skip" the disc under the branches. The high backswing gets the nose up.
When throwing up hill I always remember Paul McBeth's advice on footing which is basically to come into your walk up at a steeper angle then the normal straight line to help keep your body alignment. Seems to work out for me on most throws.
@@davelopez9161 instead of coming in straight behind the disc, come in from an angle. That way, the approach isn't so up and down. It makes footing, and the approach, much easier.
My home course has a lot of uphill shots with tree lines on the sides, so you really have to be able to land in a small area on the hill or at the top of the hill. I've found myself reaching for something stable or even slightly overstable (buzzz or roc3) but throwing it very hard on anhyzer. It fights out of the anhyzer by the time it crests the hill and lands fairly flat. Not ideal for uphill distance, but seems better for uphill precision.
Awesome video guys! However I *really* don't agree with throwing faster discs uphill simply because it "plays longer" yet I see great players on video doing it all the time (especially at DGLO on the Toboggan course), there are certainly times when smashing the fastest disc you have is appropriate and depending on the wind and whatever else you have to deal with other than the hillside it might be the right choice but if you have an uphill tunnelshot I prefer a disc I can rely on to land flat so depending on the slope I go either gobi or fuse (I did have a patrol for uphill hyzerflips a few years ago but I gave it away to help promote our sport, more people need to know about it... especially those that do yoga or have picnics right next to a basket).
Agreed, the common advice for uphill (especially when walk-ups/run-ups aren't doable) is to go for slower US discs to be better able to get the discs up to speed.
You guys wanna make a video on like a gym routine for the off season? So much snow over here that even if I played with ribbons taped to my discs, I still wouldn't be able to find them. BUT would still like to improve my form and overall physique. Maybe someone like Silver Lätt or Kristin could help you with the exercises.
@@Latitude64 A video suggestion maybe: Finding the right bag as in "how many discs do I really need". I'm by no means super advanced but I can't help thinking that for most people it might be good to throw fewer moles and rather keep a few duplicates. Might be an interesting video to hear from some of your pro team.
I would guess this has been recorded a while back. At least all of Finland is covered deep in snow. Maybe there could currently be snow-free land in the south of Sweden, but the grass is too green for it to be mid-winter. And Latitude 64 is based in Skellefteå on the 64th latitude, pretty north.
Hello to you! Hope you enjoyed the video. If you´re interested in anything you saw in the video (even Johannes for the right price)
you can get it here 😀:
bit.ly/47CrPnG
I will trade one chicken, one ballista, and a lifetime of friendship for one Johannes.
Where do I buy your swag? I need to know what your pants, jacket, and shoes of choice are for these videos. 🖤
Where do I get the metal music from the outro? There's always cool riffs in your video, but I cannot find them and this makes me sad.
Whats the lowest price you go for Johannes?
More (Any) Team J&J swag soon we hope? Treasures like Jonathan and Johannes need to be immortalized on apparel and discs……….. 🧔🏻♂️🧑🏻🦲
"Throw uphill? Don't do it, just skip it." This channel has the best disc golf advice on the Internet.
I have to say how much I appreciate Johnathan's use of crunchy riffs in these videos. It seems like every disc golf video uses like smooth bossa nova music, which is cool, but sometimes you just need those crispy flakes.
Thanks man. Finding the music for the videos is one of the best part making them. I just found a song that has this part that is soo good!!!
How the hell do you guys always find the best possible way to explain something so technical and make it so fun?
I’ve never understood uphill shots and why they never work,
OMG thank you for this video!
I want a disc golf towel full of Jonathanisdom. “When you’re down there’s nowhere to go but up, or down. And up again.”
Thanks Jonathan for an awesome video once again! Gotta say this video couldn't have come at a better time, currently battling covid and feeling pretty sad ngl. Yours and Johannes shenanigans never fail to bring a smile to me, and you guys managed to make my day (once again! :D). Thanks for the "pick me up" and keep killing the youtube disc golf game! :) Hälsningar från grannlandet :D
Hallå! Tråkigt att höra att du är sjuk. Jag hoppas du tillfrisknar snart! Kul att du gillade videon :) /Sverige och Jonathan också.
"That seems counterintuitive..."
"...it's not..."
Been there. Love this series.
Jonathan F isn't just the funniest person in disc golf, he's the funniest in all of life.
Another great video.
Tomas needs more camera time than a “stroke the board” blink, please. He is a legend!
I´ll tell him :)
If the first thing you see upon waking up is a notification that Jonathan uploaded a new video, then you know it's going to be a good day.
Haha thank you so much! ❤
Stroke the board! Thanks again for the best DG content on youtube!
I don’t even have to start watching the video before throwing a thumbs up. The best channel on TH-cam for sure. Most enjoyable people to watch ever. Love you guys and the work y’all share with us.
So happy jonathan is back.
I love your music choices!
Watching Jonathan feels like Borat learning to play disc golf lol. I think that is why these videos are so addicting
I love Jonathan's videos, the transitions with the rock music gets me so pumped that I want to throw a disc off a mountain. Thank you!
Yes, Stroke the board
Great as always! STROKE THE BOARD
😂❤
yaaaay they are baaaack
Haha you got that one? /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 took me few tries to pause at the right moment but let me say 0,25x speed was a big helper. :D But the sounds....THE SOOOOUNDS!!!! 😨😀
BTW: those metal samples for titles, are you buying them or do you make them yourself? they cool! 🖤
@@jaccob73 , and . can be used to go frame by frame :)
@@Johnny-xu7kb wow! Never heard of that! Thx!
@@jaccob73 np! though you of course miss the added comedy value of listening to slowed down audio.... ie drunken disc golf ;)
Another point for throwing up hill: if the hill is very steep you can end in a situation where you have terrible footing. So in some cases stand still is mandatory and that should also affect the disc selection. Another shot I've had success with is a forehand roller, given the terrain calls for it of course.
Good tip, and even more to another excellent and fun video from Jonathon and Johannes.
Perfect time to open youtube to notice a new video from the best disc golf channel 👏
❤️ back to you Latitude 64, thanks for making my day!
Stop it you 😍
@@Latitude64 never! 🤭❤️ Okay maybe I won't fill up your notification bar. Let's hope for an early spring this year so we can avoid those uphills sometime soon 😁
Great music, great content - always fun and entertaining!
EXTREME!!!! thanks for the laughs... this winter I am falling back in love with my fuse, it is an excellent hyzerflip turn over disc! Thank you for putting the flight trace line, it is a game changer and all channels should be doing it!
I love that Noho Hank is teaching me disc golf techniques.
😂😂
Haven't seen a Latitude 64 video in a while. This was very good, the quality has gone up a fair bit :)
Hey :) made a shorter one the other day. We actually moved offices so there's been some stuff that had to be done with that. But there's videos coming for sure 😀 /Jonathan
STROKE THE BOARD!!! helpfull videos guys!
Great video guys, don't forget to mention the effect of gravity in these situations. throwing uphill against gravity will slow the disc more, throwing downhill gravity might actually accelerate the disc causing it to appear understable
There was definitely plenty of room in this video for more explanation of the physics that causes disks to behave more or less stable at different terrain angles.
@@brentkelly9864 So at least part of the reason for increased or decreased stability is because of the increase or decrease of the speed of the disc because of gravity?
These videos are great. Just seeing a new one appear in the TH-cam makes me smile. And the music rocks. 🔥
Thank you so much ❤
Awesome. It's always been a question of mine that didn't seem to be answered on any other channel.
Jonathan u get me every time with ur funny comments mid video hahaha! love the teaching aspects aswell ! keep it up!!
Haha 😂🤘
Ambitious distance on the placement of the basket on the ‘Extreme’ hill 💪 😂.
Hahaha yeah we realized that.
This is a video I didn’t know I needed. I’ve always struggled a little with hills going up and never understood why until now. Keep up the great work!
Love everything you guys produce! Hands down, best music on a non-music YT channel.
It must be a Jonathan thing! I can never remember if I want an over stable or under stable disc. Maybe after this vid I’ll figure it out 😁
I love the Diamond!
I'd buy a stroke the board Fuse ngl! 😁
Thank you!
This is helpful as I'm playing a tournament this weekend at the International Disc Golf Center and there's a lot of elevation change there.
Jonathan, you are too funny. “Throw uphill, just skip it.”🤣 I love your videos my friend!
Thanks a lot :). Have a great day! /Jonathan
You guys somehow always come out with the video that I'm looking for! Thanks for the tips!
I started a year ago and just found this channel judging from watching you guys I am a natural and your videos hele learn new things for disc golf
Thank you, great tips I wish I knew 10 years ago
Yay! Jonathan and Toom....... Johannes. Love the start of that video! Great advice and excellent tips. Thank you for sharing!
enjoyed! Thanks Jonanth and Johannes!
I love you guys! Y'all have so much fun! Glad to be able to enjoy it with ya! Keep up the great work! Can't get enough!
This is very tricky for a newer player like me. Thx for this
Content: Great! Entertainment: Great! Music: AWESOME!
I bought a Fuse because of you Jonathan. I am also a new discer...it's fun learning with you!!
Hey man. That's awesome. Hope you'll enjoy the disc. Have a great day 🤘❤ /Jonathan
Love it. I do feel like you needed to mention the whole part of your footwork and timing is going to be way off. If your run/walk up is up hill your plant foot is going to hit the ground earlier then your use to and your throw will want to come out early and opposite for downhill.
the theatrics are awesome!!!
Just what I was looking for! Thanks
Another amazing video guys😃
I love this one. thanks.
Was that a sewage pond that you threw into....? Donated disc I'm guessing. As always it is fun to see you and Johannes together. It looks like you have a blast making these videos. I can tell you that it's a blast watching them and bonus! I learned something too. Thanks guys.
I followed your advice. I skipped all uphill holes and my score got better. Thanks
been waiting on a new video. you guys are my favs
Because of you guys making these videos my first purchase of discs was Latitude 64• and then and now I just bought some west side discs! What I’m trying to say is I love the “Trilogy” of these companies and of course my love for Sweden! That town in the EXTREME hill scene looks like the Swedish Scranton Pennsylvania🤣😂🤣! Anyway keep up the amazing work, from East Los Angeles with love!
Hey. That´s awesome! 😍 What discs did you get at first? /Jonathan
The one thing that stands out to me to question is that when throwing uphill, you 'hopefully' are keeping the nose angle down. The disc (and your hands) path is still a straight line with the nose of the disc angled down relative to that path. The path just starts at a lower point and ends higher. If you get the nose up relative to that pull path, you'll get a floating and stalling flight rather than a drilling fast flight, but going uphill.
In fact, one video I watched said that to get the nose down, start lower on your backswing.
I have a very short hole that is down hill with a low ceiling. On this hole I start high on my backswing and try to "air skip" the disc under the branches. The high backswing gets the nose up.
Totally correct, the flatness is always relative to the flight path needed, and not earths gravity. / Johannes
That was fun and educational. I hope you get your disc back.
Thank you. Haha nope it was a goner from the get go.
When throwing up hill I always remember Paul McBeth's advice on footing which is basically to come into your walk up at a steeper angle then the normal straight line to help keep your body alignment. Seems to work out for me on most throws.
Do you have a video? Or could you be more descriptive?
what does "come into your walk up at a steeper angle" mean?
@@davelopez9161 instead of coming in straight behind the disc, come in from an angle. That way, the approach isn't so up and down. It makes footing, and the approach, much easier.
Do you mean off the teepad or on the ground ?
@@philgoska2570 not from the teepad, as most will be level, but just from your lie.
I’m going to take their advice and skip all uphill holes from now on 😂😂😂
😂🤘
Tackar. Ni fyller i roliga saker. Nu är olika vindriktning.
You beautiful mind readers! I was just flailing around trying to figure this out. You beauties!! 🔥
Love these videos!!
My home course has a lot of uphill shots with tree lines on the sides, so you really have to be able to land in a small area on the hill or at the top of the hill. I've found myself reaching for something stable or even slightly overstable (buzzz or roc3) but throwing it very hard on anhyzer. It fights out of the anhyzer by the time it crests the hill and lands fairly flat. Not ideal for uphill distance, but seems better for uphill precision.
This is such an amazing channel. I feel like saying that after every video. Awesome work Jonathan, Johannes, Lat64!
- Also Jonathan
Cheers, Jonathan! :) /Jonathan
Great vid as always!!! I wanna try that extreme downhill 😄
You guys are 100% enjoyable!
Great video! Also thanks Johnathan for joining my live not too long ago!
I love the edit I'm laughing my ass of and learning :D
I´m glad you like it. I enjoy the editing a lot :) /Jonathan
Great and funny :)
Stroke the board!!🤣
STROKE THE BOARD!❤
Great video as usual, love your humour and clarity. Do you have a link for the outro music please?
Awesome video guys! However I *really* don't agree with throwing faster discs uphill simply because it "plays longer" yet I see great players on video doing it all the time (especially at DGLO on the Toboggan course), there are certainly times when smashing the fastest disc you have is appropriate and depending on the wind and whatever else you have to deal with other than the hillside it might be the right choice but if you have an uphill tunnelshot I prefer a disc I can rely on to land flat so depending on the slope I go either gobi or fuse (I did have a patrol for uphill hyzerflips a few years ago but I gave it away to help promote our sport, more people need to know about it... especially those that do yoga or have picnics right next to a basket).
Agreed, the common advice for uphill (especially when walk-ups/run-ups aren't doable) is to go for slower US discs to be better able to get the discs up to speed.
Awesome just what i need !
You guys are hilarious! Great tips too. Thanks!
Bahahaha - STROKE THE BOARD!
Lol love it
nice one again
I love your videos! Great stuff!
Okay we need a song list :D
Didnt they have a course in around that ski slope back in 2012 ? Short holes and one where you could throw a pure quite far downhill :)
These guys are hilarious 😂 very illustrative video too!
Thank you :)
You guys are awesome, informative and f’n hilarious!! Keep it up 👍🏼
Thanks man! /Jonathan
Great video as always!
Downhill putters and mids are real nice they glide days
You guys wanna make a video on like a gym routine for the off season? So much snow over here that even if I played with ribbons taped to my discs, I still wouldn't be able to find them. BUT would still like to improve my form and overall physique.
Maybe someone like Silver Lätt or Kristin could help you with the exercises.
Thanks for the idea. This is sort of kinda maybe in the making. Haven´t decided yet :) /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 Niiice!
Nice content as always! Where’s the snow???
Cheers. This was shot a couple of months ago. The snow is very much present still :)
Listen to August Burns Red!
Another great one Jonathan!
Cheers, Markus :)
@@Latitude64 A video suggestion maybe: Finding the right bag as in "how many discs do I really need". I'm by no means super advanced but I can't help thinking that for most people it might be good to throw fewer moles and rather keep a few duplicates. Might be an interesting video to hear from some of your pro team.
Love your content. Keep up the good work.
He learned you good!
Great. How about throwing uphill while on the uphill slope?
Maybe we should have included it in the video :)
Maybe that could be a future video. :)
It could be about all kinds of footing. Uphill downhill, muddy, leaning to the side, short, standstill because of obstructions.
How soon till we see a Jonathan signature series disc, maybe the Fury?
Sneaky Thomas is telling me to stroke the board on this one. 😂
T-shirt Idea: That’s A Route?! Poor RIVE 😢. Loving the content. ❤️Keep it up. 👍Still waiting for custom stamped discs for you guys……🧔🏻♂️🧑🏻🦲
Play pass back and forth real help with your Patton with your disc😮
Laughing so hard. Hilarious, thanks!
Is the snow already gone in Sweden? We are buried right now in eastern Canada thanks for the good explanation on the uphill, its very helpful
I would guess this has been recorded a while back. At least all of Finland is covered deep in snow. Maybe there could currently be snow-free land in the south of Sweden, but the grass is too green for it to be mid-winter. And Latitude 64 is based in Skellefteå on the 64th latitude, pretty north.