http://www.discgolfingtips.com/beginner/your-first-throw/ Tips, tricks, and techniques to improve your disc golf game Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:10:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 http://www.discgolfingtips.com/beginner/your-first-throw/#comment-37 Erec Sat, 03 May 2008 03:47:02 +0000 http://www.discgolfingtips.com/beginner/your-first-throw/#comment-37 The two most important things to think about are footwork and releasing the disc flat. Innova has some good instructional videos for the footwork, too. The two most important things to think about are footwork and releasing the disc flat. Innova has some good instructional videos for the footwork, too.

]]> http://www.discgolfingtips.com/beginner/your-first-throw/#comment-3 Kevin Fri, 10 Aug 2007 00:05:13 +0000 http://www.discgolfingtips.com/beginner/your-first-throw/#comment-3 Good point, Steve. I forgot to mention to start out with a mid-range disc to get a feel for the throwing technique. Don't worry about power and distance while you're still new to throwing the discs - just have fun and get the technique down! Good point, Steve. I forgot to mention to start out with a mid-range disc to get a feel for the throwing technique. Don’t worry about power and distance while you’re still new to throwing the discs - just have fun and get the technique down!

]]> http://www.discgolfingtips.com/beginner/your-first-throw/#comment-2 steve Thu, 09 Aug 2007 23:39:34 +0000 http://www.discgolfingtips.com/beginner/your-first-throw/#comment-2 i suggest learning with just a midrange and a putter...learn to throw them before you even try a driver and you will skip many bad habits...or at least as a trainging tool, play a round with only one midrage and your putter...learn to throw a straight level shot 9 out of ten tims, and you will be able to use drivers much more effectively..also, avoid throwing discs that are too stable and/ or heavy...unless you are throwing sidearm of course, but i have not right to speak on such a peculiar matter i suggest learning with just a midrange and a putter…learn to throw them before you even try a driver and you will skip many bad habits…or at least as a trainging tool, play a round with only one midrage and your putter…learn to throw a straight level shot 9 out of ten tims, and you will be able to use drivers much more effectively..also, avoid throwing discs that are too stable and/ or heavy…unless you are throwing sidearm of course, but i have not right to speak on such a peculiar matter

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