@@tristan_tanner13 hey Tristan, if you get this...when you say curl the wrist, do you mean inward toward your body, downward like the coffee pour direction, or a combination of both? Cheers.
Sheesh bro! Thats the clearest and most value filled disc golf tutorial video I’ve ever watched. Especially for intermediate players. PLEASE keep making these!
Excellent...best introduction to a disc golf video EVER... you stated what the problem was...plus # of people that you've seen have this issue (builds credibility)...what the video was going to do for the viewer and then got started...THANK YOU
Dang, wish more of TH-cam was like this. What an actionable video. I almost never comment but this one totally deserves it. Great job, got a sub from me. Well done. Would love to see some forehand advice as well.
I’ve watched a ton of form help videos and this is the first one I’ve seen that explicitly mentions curling the wrist. I’ve got something to practice now.
Same. I actually figured that one out on my own when I thought my spacing was pretty good and still felt that I was rounding. Of course, I forgot to concentrate on it.
Dude, this is the only video that solved a rounding problem I have been having and you addressed two of it others don't. I was thinking why i kept rounding even after reach out instead of back.
to add to my comment; What I've seen on my form records is that when I get to the part where you're starting to pull with your core and shoulder, I just pull too fast and my wrist is kinda "unloading".. like it's breaking outwards before the hit, so I notice a huge difference in spin when I slow down and get the timing right.
Watching this late at night so I can't go immediately try it out. But I love the concise tips that are straight to the point and with excellent explanation as to what and why you're doing something wrong. Eager to get out to do some field work and put these into practice. Thanks!
Thank you Tristan! I tend to forget about curling my wrist sometimes and i feel like im going crazy because i can't throw as far or accurate. This video is exactly what i needed!
I want to echo the comments I've read: this is very concise, easy to understand and not full of useless filler info. Excellent video.I will share this with my friends because we could all use the help!
I've been playing casually for 20+ years. These quick videos are exactly the simple reminders I need to improve my game. I can watch these clips in the soccer field and then practice applying the adjustment. Thanks, Tristan!
SO refreshing with someone going straight to the information, good tips and how to execute without first talking 10 minutes about what they are going to teach you. Awesome. If I could, I'd subscribe again.
You just nailed a bunch of my problems. The head has been a huge one. Whenever I commit to head down the disc is always much flatter and straighter. It's a hard habit to break. I keep forgetting about the wrist thing. A good reminder to think about today.
Any good brace tips? I feel like I plant my front foot, but don't actually brace, I keep my weight back too much. I am currently just working on a one step, making sure my weight goes forward and I am centered more. That is helping, but whenever I add a full run up, I still struggle to get forward and brace. I will keep drilling the one step until it becomes my form.
@tristantannerdiscgolf thanks. This video alone helped a ton today. By not opening the wrist on the reach back, I was able to throw much more straight and consistent in one session. It actually made the whole weight shift feel comfortable and smooth. Still lots to tweak, but it was a big help. I was throwing these beautiful dead straight floaty putter shots. I do have to get the nose down now, as my mids and my drivers were really high and not going much farther. I feel more consistent now and see a path forward. Thank you so much!
I would like to say another positive comment about this. Even if form tips don’t work for everyone (due to misunderstanding or different body type or overall different mechanics that they want to use) I think this is very good food for thought. And, food for thought is exactly what this sport needs to grow. So if the form tips you’re talking about help you, then they serve as “data points” about what works for some people and what also doesn’t work for some people. Coming from you, you clearly honorably dedicated a lot of time into this amazing sport and it is a great privilege to see what works for you. This gives me great food for thought, and I think what works best for me is watching throws and just trying to copy… and also having videos like these in my head to add “stock” to arguments of why or why not certain things work for me. Thank you very much!
Gosh dang that open wrist was robbing me blind for a solid year and a half. My releases are all over the place with this wrist tweak but when i get em on line they do go further. So now i just gotta get my release timing dialed in with the wrist changes and ill be feeling pretty confident on the teepad. Thanks Tristan!
I like to say that your form is the one i most try to emulate and watching the smoothness of your form has added 75% more accuracy to my shots. Today actually i was thinking about the curling of my wrist and ended getting the exact and nigh on perfect shot on a hole ive been trying to 2 for 4 years
I started playing around with this yesterday at my home course. This video has unlocked something for me that I haven't been able to figure out previously. Very to the point explanation that is immediately adding effortless distance to my throws. Now I just need to work on my aim when using it to make sure I understand where its releasing. Good stuff!
@@tristan_tanner13seriously, while making our video I implement the wrist curl and it was insane how it all came together. It was the final piece I’ve been missing 👍😎
Guilty, guilty, guilty. You named my three bad habits. I knew two of them, but having trouble breaking them. The wrist curl thing i didn't know. Antilla is the only pro I can actually see doing this, so I thought it was optional. Great video! Very concise and easy to understand. Thank you sir!
Wow, this is the most concise and effective instructional video I’ve seen. TT coming out with a banger! Curl dat Wrist! Pop dat Backside! Smash dem Shots!!!
Soooo gooood!!! Perfect breakdown, tip number 1 and 3 are things I've thought about changing just because it felt right but having it explained why it is important really makes me want to implement the changes right away! Thank you!!
I was working on form a lot the past few years but nothing made such a difference than keeping my eyes on the disc. Trying to keep the head back never worked for me. This tip really made a huge change for me. Thanks ❤
one year during a dglo practice round I watched you hit the base of the raised basket on 16 with a hope. that was cool as hell mister. trust this mans advice my friends
Teaching online and teaching in person are very different. Language online has to be way more intentional. I’m actively working on it, glad you enjoyed!
I like the last little bonus tip - to think like you're pulling from the inside of the disc. That's an interesting one. I'll have to implement that and see what it feels like.
The stand-still drills did wonders for me last winter, I have a natural tendency NOT to follow the disc but I do set my sights properly ( you have to look 'where your disc' potentially SHOULD be going.. at some point in the movement) .. Yes stand still form drills are great.
Good tips , I'm going to go over them in the Spring.. I improved my distance 80 feet last summer from average 320 to 400 feet Drive , I had some hip issues from a prior sport injury that I was working out - and I've got that rectified with a great stretching routine...and not bad for a 50 year old dude.
Well that's about as straightforward, to the point, and awesome as it gets!
Glad you enjoyed!
Roger that!
@@tristan_tanner13 hey Tristan, if you get this...when you say curl the wrist, do you mean inward toward your body, downward like the coffee pour direction, or a combination of both? Cheers.
Seconded. Very clear, concise, yet enough explanation to instill confidence. Great video, Tanner.
Curling to bring the disc on line closer to the forearm
FInally someone who can explain disc golf without wasting time! Love it!
Glad you enjoyed!
most have something else to sell other than lessons - and they want to take up time for ad-revenue
You explained in 3 minutes what took me a year to figure out on my own. Great video.
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the simple break down.
You bet!
This was the shortest and most helpful video I have ever watched when it came to throwing a backhand. This guy knows what he talking about.
Sheesh bro! Thats the clearest and most value filled disc golf tutorial video I’ve ever watched. Especially for intermediate players. PLEASE keep making these!
Glad you liked it! Will do!
Excellent...best introduction to a disc golf video EVER... you stated what the problem was...plus # of people that you've seen have this issue (builds credibility)...what the video was going to do for the viewer and then got started...THANK YOU
I appreciate this, putting a lot of work into intentional wording and language to deliver a better product!
Great stuff @@tristan_tanner13
Most efficient and understandable training video ever. Thanks TT
Glad it was helpful!
Dang, wish more of TH-cam was like this. What an actionable video. I almost never comment but this one totally deserves it. Great job, got a sub from me. Well done. Would love to see some forehand advice as well.
Thanks for the words, glad you enjoyed it! Forehand advice coming soon!
I’ve watched a ton of form help videos and this is the first one I’ve seen that explicitly mentions curling the wrist. I’ve got something to practice now.
Do it, it works!
@@bloodsoup8377 agreed, holding the wrist curl deeper is an important point that you don’t hear about much
Same. I actually figured that one out on my own when I thought my spacing was pretty good and still felt that I was rounding. Of course, I forgot to concentrate on it.
@@brianc1651 I would think it has to be done in the field?
I find that concentrating on the middle and ring finger really improves accuracy (with proper foot placement) when gripping from a curled wrist.
Dude, this is the only video that solved a rounding problem I have been having and you addressed two of it others don't. I was thinking why i kept rounding even after reach out instead of back.
Glad it made an impact for you!
so much info in so few words! i'm a fan!
Glad you like it!
When you were demonstrating not to look where the disc was going and that kid was walking by my whole body tensed up. Great comedic timing.
I do my best to not throw discs at kids!
Lmao I thought the same thing. I was like... oh no he's about to bean that kid...
On point. All killer, no filler.
3 minute video taught me more than watching disc golf tutorials for months
Disc Golf instructional courses are broken
id have to agree seen so many videos but this is gold, just realized i dont really curl my wrist much at all
Same I've watched so many video that were giving me just as many bad habits as good ones. This video quickly corrected some of those bad habits.
that last tip with the pull-focus being on the closest part of the disc is actually REALLY good!
to add to my comment; What I've seen on my form records is that when I get to the part where you're starting to pull with your core and shoulder, I just pull too fast and my wrist is kinda "unloading".. like it's breaking outwards before the hit, so I notice a huge difference in spin when I slow down and get the timing right.
Happy to help! Definitely makes a difference!
I don’t really understand this tip. Tristan can you explain more
Probably the GOAT form video right here 👏👏👏
I started with my wrist more curled and increased my spin from 1400 inconsistent to hitting a pr of 1600+ RPM and consistent 1500!. Great tips!
Heck yeah, that’s great!
wow, my hair grew back watching this video. thanks tanner
Any time!
Watching this late at night so I can't go immediately try it out. But I love the concise tips that are straight to the point and with excellent explanation as to what and why you're doing something wrong.
Eager to get out to do some field work and put these into practice. Thanks!
Let me know how it goes!
Thank you Tristan! I tend to forget about curling my wrist sometimes and i feel like im going crazy because i can't throw as far or accurate. This video is exactly what i needed!
Happy to help!
I never noticed that sometimes I curl sometimes I don't. This vid helped me so much and it was a simple adjustment. Thanks man!
Glad to hear it!
I want to echo the comments I've read: this is very concise, easy to understand and not full of useless filler info. Excellent video.I will share this with my friends because we could all use the help!
Glad it was helpful!
I've been playing casually for 20+ years. These quick videos are exactly the simple reminders I need to improve my game. I can watch these clips in the soccer field and then practice applying the adjustment. Thanks, Tristan!
That’s awesome, glad this is helpful!
High quality video, audio, and communication. Thanks!
Much appreciated!
Pulling with the inside of the disc is a great, simple swing thought.
Agreed!
This is a fantastic video - short, to the point, smart, and gives drills to engrain the ideas. So good.
Glad you enjoyed!
SO refreshing with someone going straight to the information, good tips and how to execute without first talking 10 minutes about what they are going to teach you.
Awesome. If I could, I'd subscribe again.
Rarely see something this direct to the point and easy to understand where im going off track. Nice!
Happy to help!
You just nailed a bunch of my problems. The head has been a huge one. Whenever I commit to head down the disc is always much flatter and straighter. It's a hard habit to break. I keep forgetting about the wrist thing. A good reminder to think about today.
Any good brace tips? I feel like I plant my front foot, but don't actually brace, I keep my weight back too much. I am currently just working on a one step, making sure my weight goes forward and I am centered more. That is helping, but whenever I add a full run up, I still struggle to get forward and brace. I will keep drilling the one step until it becomes my form.
The head is the hardest one to stick. I still deal with it here and there. I will make a full video about weight shift!
@tristantannerdiscgolf thanks. This video alone helped a ton today. By not opening the wrist on the reach back, I was able to throw much more straight and consistent in one session. It actually made the whole weight shift feel comfortable and smooth. Still lots to tweak, but it was a big help. I was throwing these beautiful dead straight floaty putter shots. I do have to get the nose down now, as my mids and my drivers were really high and not going much farther. I feel more consistent now and see a path forward. Thank you so much!
Glad you are seeing results!
Great stuff, just what I needed! I'm going to have to save this, so I can bury it in my head and practice. Thanks, good to see ya again!
Watch it as many times as you need!
Great tips for every skill level!
Happy you think so!
Thats one of the best tip/coaching videos I have seen, great work
I appreciate that!
I would like to say another positive comment about this. Even if form tips don’t work for everyone (due to misunderstanding or different body type or overall different mechanics that they want to use) I think this is very good food for thought. And, food for thought is exactly what this sport needs to grow.
So if the form tips you’re talking about help you, then they serve as “data points” about what works for some people and what also doesn’t work for some people.
Coming from you, you clearly honorably dedicated a lot of time into this amazing sport and it is a great privilege to see what works for you.
This gives me great food for thought, and I think what works best for me is watching throws and just trying to copy… and also having videos like these in my head to add “stock” to arguments of why or why not certain things work for me.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for all this!
Gosh dang that open wrist was robbing me blind for a solid year and a half. My releases are all over the place with this wrist tweak but when i get em on line they do go further. So now i just gotta get my release timing dialed in with the wrist changes and ill be feeling pretty confident on the teepad. Thanks Tristan!
Glad this was helpful!
What an easy breakdown and drill solution. Amazing work!
Thank you very much!
Great video, straight to the point! More of these please 👌
Will do!
I like to say that your form is the one i most try to emulate and watching the smoothness of your form has added 75% more accuracy to my shots. Today actually i was thinking about the curling of my wrist and ended getting the exact and nigh on perfect shot on a hole ive been trying to 2 for 4 years
That’s awesome, happy it’s working for you!
Love how direct this video was! Thanks for the tips + drills Tristan
Glad you liked it!
I started playing around with this yesterday at my home course. This video has unlocked something for me that I haven't been able to figure out previously. Very to the point explanation that is immediately adding effortless distance to my throws. Now I just need to work on my aim when using it to make sure I understand where its releasing. Good stuff!
Glad you are seeing results!
Bro! You literally hit the exact 3 things I know I do wrong. Great video.. I guess my locals know some things 😂
They are the most common for a reason!
Great video, super helpful for our upcoming backhand video 👍
Happy to help!
@@tristan_tanner13seriously, while making our video I implement the wrist curl and it was insane how it all came together. It was the final piece I’ve been missing 👍😎
these are some great tips. definitely will try them out next time I get out and play. thanks Tristan
Let me know how it goes!
The curled wrist thing is something I've never thought about, can't wait to try it!
Let me know how it goes!
Honestly the 2nd tip makes more sense than most videos I’ve seen in the 2 years I’ve been playing! Good stuff!
Glad it helped!
Short and to the point. Love it
Glad you enjoyed!
love the delivery of your info, enjoyed the video
Glad you enjoyed it!
TT has my favorite form in all of disc golf. If you ever have live lessons in IL, I'll sign up in a heartbeat.
Thank you, sounds good!
Guilty, guilty, guilty. You named my three bad habits. I knew two of them, but having trouble breaking them. The wrist curl thing i didn't know. Antilla is the only pro I can actually see doing this, so I thought it was optional.
Great video! Very concise and easy to understand. Thank you sir!
Happy to help! Proctor is another exaggerated wrist curl!
That bonus tip really made sense in my head. Thanks
Glad to hear it!
Short, simple, and most of all - effective. If this is what you get with less than four minutes with Tristan, imagine a whole lesson!
Glad you like it and thanks!
holyyyyy pls do more of these! i just got tons of info and it only took 3 minutes… putting next
Will do!
Wow, this is the most concise and effective instructional video I’ve seen. TT coming out with a banger! Curl dat Wrist! Pop dat Backside! Smash dem Shots!!!
Haha, I appreciate that!
T-Double, you just helped double my distance…literally. Went out, did this, and doubled my distance. Threw a field 400!! Thanks my man!
Awesome to hear man, that's what I'm here for!
Whoa, best video of 2024! Thx TT.
Thanks, Glad you liked it!
thinking about pulling with the inside of the disc is a great tip. Thank you Tristan.
You the man! Good luck in the upcoming season!
Thank you!
Soooo gooood!!! Perfect breakdown, tip number 1 and 3 are things I've thought about changing just because it felt right but having it explained why it is important really makes me want to implement the changes right away! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Looking forward to trying these tips out!
Let me know how it goes!
Great tips and really well explained, thanks Mr. T
Good tips. The drill that pulls it all together. I would like to see a drill that gets the hips moving like that.
I can do that!
I was working on form a lot the past few years but nothing made such a difference than keeping my eyes on the disc. Trying to keep the head back never worked for me. This tip really made a huge change for me. Thanks ❤
Thanks for sharing! Glad it helped!
one year during a dglo practice round I watched you hit the base of the raised basket on 16 with a hope. that was cool as hell mister. trust this mans advice my friends
That was a fun shot!
So good, your easy to understand
I appreciate that!
The first two tips are fundamental are exactly my problem, the third is the one I learned.
Glad it helped!
Great video from a great thrower who keeps it simple as hell! #standstillnation
No doubt!
Best tutorial ever. Why does no one else speak my language?
Teaching online and teaching in person are very different. Language online has to be way more intentional. I’m actively working on it, glad you enjoyed!
Daang. Just used this the last two days. Amazing. Thanks.
Great to hear!
Random Tristan Tanner post hit hard... Need some more content from my fellow Arizonian.
Won’t be so random anymore!
Clear and concise. Earned a sub!
Glad you like it!
This got me over the 380-390 hump, I threw 418 ,410, and 405 in one day . The wrist curl was the biggest thing for me .
That’s awesome!
Why does this only have 5k views?! More please. Liked and subscribed 🤙
Will do!
Very succint, thanks man!
My pleasure!
Ive been in a severe rut lately but I think this just might do the trick. Thanks!
Let me know if it does!
I like the last little bonus tip - to think like you're pulling from the inside of the disc. That's an interesting one. I'll have to implement that and see what it feels like.
Let me know how it goes!
solid, clear steps, thanks T Dub!!!
They definitely were!
I will try these tomorrow. I need a few in person trainings and a few years knocked off my body. That's TTDG
Let me know how it goes!
Exceptional breakdown Tanner!
Thank you!
Actually such a good video. Can’t wait to put this into practice
Let me know how it goes!
Why have I never heard the phrase back end rounding? Positive I'm doing it and have never seen a video highlighting it. Thank you!
Happy to help!
i had the same issue in ball golf, not keeping my eye on the ball. it's like we are pets about to play fetch with ourselves LOL
Always ready to chase something!
So good! Thank you 🙏
Glad you liked it!
I think this will work for me. Excited to give it a shot
Let me know how it goes!
This is good shit man
Thanks, glad you like it!
Good info for the my beginner like myself. I’ll most definitely keep these concepts in mind on the next round.
Glad it was Helpful!
I’m 51 and soakin’ my bones, but as soon as I get out, I’m going practice that! Thanks!
Straight to the point - great tips with no fluff.
Glad it was helpful!
omg. a GOAT of training has been born !
James Proctor has insane wrist curl, and he did pretty well at MVP. Point taken.
Of the three tips, this is clearly my biggest shortcoming.
Great example!
More videos like this please! ❤
Will do!
That was rapid 🔥Tristan!
Thank you!
Quite helpful indeed, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
have not seen you in awhile. great video, very informative, simple and effective. you also look great! keep it up!
Glad you enjoyed, thanks!
Thanks for the advice!
Happy to help!
The stand-still drills did wonders for me last winter, I have a natural tendency NOT to follow the disc but I do set my sights properly ( you have to look 'where your disc' potentially SHOULD be going.. at some point in the movement) .. Yes stand still form drills are great.
Good tips , I'm going to go over them in the Spring.. I improved my distance 80 feet last summer from average 320 to 400 feet Drive , I had some hip issues from a prior sport injury that I was working out - and I've got that rectified with a great stretching routine...and not bad for a 50 year old dude.
Nice style of video. Keep these coming.
Thanks, will do!
Been watching you for years man, great breakdown!
Thanks for following!
Pretty confident that i now have 100ft plus added to my throw with these tips! jkjk but seriously great info! looking forward to testing it out.
Haha, Thanks!
Straight forward and concise. I hope this gets you more clients for lessons.
Thanks!