This Is The BEST DRILL In Disc Golf!!!!

This might be the best disc golf drill ever. It's super easy to get reps in anywhere. You can do the drill with or without the pull/follow through. Maybe start without doing the pull and then build up to it!

#discgolf #technique #drill

[griffjohn]

If you have some time in the off-season it would be great to see more of these. Really enjoy all of your content.

[DevonMeiners]

This rite here is why I love Ezra he takes the time to detail the x step and how your supposed to move around the disc. Keep up the awesome work Ezra and eat them beans

[Notimprtant]

Today I did this drill for about 45 minutes including 40 practice throws; I then proceeded to play the best round I ever have at none other than Idlewild. Thanks Ezra

[kristoffertigerstrom]

This drill has helped me a lot!! The consistency in my throws was crazy after thinking on this. The discs nearly landed on each other 😅

[AnnointedGamer]

literally feel like the reach back and step all clicked for me yesterday. I threw my disc soooo far for the first time. It's hard to explain but it felt effortless and I could almost feel the extra power and momentum going into the disc as it was crossing my body before the release. You, Simon and Paul Ulibarri are my favorite go to guys for drills, tips and all around info.

[jasonwinowiecki]

Im about to put all these 2 minute tip videos in a playlist to watch before I go out and play a round. This is good stuff 👌

[danlewis]

This combined with the "Power Pocket Explained" video is some of the best disc golf instruction on YouTube. Great stuff!

[chainraiderdiscgolf]

Drill/tip videos are always great to see. Definitely do some more! Even if a person is advanced in their playing, videos like this are great to share with newer players.

[JohnDoe]

This is very well put and straightforward. They say a big part of mastering a concept is taking that complicated process and simplifying it to the point you could easily explain it to even a non-discgolfer. You've done this masterfully. After 7+ years of disc this is the first time someone has explained this part of it so noticeably and clearly.

[jpm_]

I like drill videos like this. I think its cool to break down parts of the throw into steps to get a feel for the timing. Makes it easier to realize what part of the throw Im messing up when putting it all together.

[xEricStephensx]

More form breakdown are always a plus from a pro. So many videos from random people but hearing it from someone like you hits better.

[michaelhansen]

This and your vid on holding the shoulder-elbow angle at 90 are the essential, best on youtube

[smit]

I enjoy the fact that you broke it down in a very clear and easy to understand way. You were actually able to explain it twice in under 4 minutes. I am dyslexic and I understand this VERY well because it was straight forward and you covered it so well!! Thanks Again!

[evanj]

I really needed this and i found it right after i was reviewing my form, this is gonna change my game

[lakenanj]

Definitely want more drills and tips to practice off season. Load us up!!

[sjutton]

This video has been out a while, but I'm glad I found it. I'm definitely getting 20-30 ft more of distance after doing this drill a 1-2 times a week into my net for the past few weeks. I'm old, at 54, so I only throw about 20 throws each time I do the drill. I could tell in the basement that there seemed to be some extra pop on the disc, and not only that - less early releases and grip locks. I also exaggerate keeping my head down (another problem I have is the tendency to look up early and follow the shot), and most of the time I nail the target without looking. This Spring I'm getting to a couple of holes on my course that were just out of reach last fall. Thanks Ezra, and good luck this season!

[bengillis]

This is great. Never heard it explained so simply.

[JosephGarcia-wmpf]

No joke, I went out today and tried this. Every shot of mine had that oomph Ive been searching for. Thanks man!!

[RobMc]

I watched this video the day it came out. Today, I went out and played a round of disc golf and kept this technique in mind during my drives. I noticed a significant improvement in my drives from this one simple tip. It really worked wonders for me! Thank you Ezra!

[discjunkiesDGT]

ok, seriously i have been working on this drill for the last 2 weeks without the assistance of this video, I could visualize what i needed to do but could not execute for whatever reason, any way Ez thank you, the simple idea of leaving the disc there and stepping forward allows me to keep the disc on the plane for the entire cycle, dude!!