This video episode is our complete guide for choosing a disc golf driver that will give you maximum distance. Coverage includes:
- Disc Flight Dynamics
- Flight Path Failure Modes
- Strategic Disc Selection
- Top Professional Disc Selections
Links to Resources Mentioned in this Video:
In the Bag – Video series on top player disc selections
Innova Boss
World’s Longest Throw – article on Lizotte breaking the world distance record
Innova Star Destroyer
Innova Champion Wraith
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Another great video. Thank you for putting these together.
One thing you didn’t mention in this video is adjusting (lowering) the weight of the disc to get the optimal turn. This was a huge breakthrough in my game when I discovered that a Destroyer is not “too much disc” for me when it weighs 155g. But reducing the weight also makes your discs much more squirrelly in the wind, so I also bag a full weight katana and valkyrie.
All of these videos are great productions with excellent information. I’ve been playing for about a 18 months and despite all the videos I’ve watched and people I’ve discussed the many topics of this sport, none have been so inclusive and concise as these videos and I have a much greater understanding in about 30-45 minutes of watching this material. I would greatly appreciate some additional topics like the many off angle shots, like hyzer, anhyzer, flex shots, hyzer flip, spike hyzer, thumber, tomahawk, etc. Maybe a summary of everything about them and general biomechanics to execute them and ideal disc selection. Another great topic is putting, but where to begin?
Thanks Joey! We are currently working on several of the topics you mention above. Stay tuned!