HOW TO GET SNAP - Disc Golf

In this video, I'll show you how to get SNAP - Disc golf , using your feet!!!

How do the disc golf pros throw so far and make it look so effortless? The answer is SNAP.

Are your "understable" discs not turning over like the flight numbers say they should? Are you struggling to get glide out of your discs to travel far on a low line? In this disc golf tutorial video, I will show you how to get more snap in your backhand driving form with some simple drills, and you'll be seeing your discs fly the way they should, while also adding distance, consistency, and propelling you on your journey to learn how to get more power on your backhand disc golf throw.

Also, thanks to @loopghost for the awesome cinderblock analogy, go check out his channel if you want more in-depth form tutorials!

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This is probably the best video I've seen on footwork. Everybody films and breaks down the Xstep, and a few TALK ABOUT bracing on the front foot/leg, but this did an excellent job of showing HOW to achieve that brace. Great video!

And I agree, the ghost is a badass when he's breaking things down.

[harrisc]

Not rotating until the disc has already been released is HUGE. Nice explanation👍

[CO]

Just figured this out, and am now getting snap, distance, and consistency. Much appreciated. Great video.

[michaeljansz]

Turned from a doubter to a Big Ben Believer real quick! I love it when a content creator is comprehensive enough to succesfully change my mind through the actual content, not through production value.

[christianthompson]

James Conrad would like a word with you about coming off the tee pad

[xaviersanchez]

Thanks!! I knew I wasn't getting the proper momentum transferred through to the disc release. Walk ups weren't much farther than stand stills. I am heavily arm dependent. I wasn't planting hard enough, started spinning on the heel to early. Your explanation is spot on. I will start working on this right away! Subscribed.

[jackofhearts]

Dude! This just totally clicked for me with how you explained and demonstrated the footwork. Thank you!! I’ve been using all arm

[andrewtargoff]

Best two videos I've seen. After over a year of not figuring out what I was doing wrong, this helped me very much! Thanks and good luck with your channel!

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I just want to say I am brand new to your content, but a VERY HAPPY subscriber now after this, and your now newer Forehand Video I recently watched.... Ive been playing for 12 years, but this year was my very first year using youtube to ACTUALLY learn the game. I was always 100% rec and just had fun... Ive been watching videos now for 8 months and have played much better. But I want to thanQ for this one specifially. I used everything u taught in here in my round yesterday. My buddy gave me all the feed back on what I was doing, and by following everything you covered in this (AND the newer forehand videos) and shot my best round of the year, and most improvement in a single round in my entire disc golf life.... The way you explained AND showed it all just clicked with me. A former Ball player as well.... But GREAT job, and ThanQ again! Keep it up, I will be passing this around and sharing! HIGHLY recommend this guys advice. EASY to learn, follow and go out and try. I did it after 2 videos and just tried...I shot my round of the year on my FIRST round after taking in 2 videos... I'm sold, and ThanQ AGAIN Big Ben!

[davidmccluskey]

I've been struggling with this and this really broke it down in a simple way! Can't wait to put this into use!! Cheers bro 🍻

[Mr.SpocksBrain]

This was incredible helpfull... thank you!

[tylerharting]

This is exactly what you were telling me at the tournament. This video is great and I hope to be implementing it into my game asap. I appreciate what you’re doing for the dg community and I really had a great time on your card. I look forward to following your journey and learning from you.

[romanvigil]

Awesome absolutely awesome video especially the cinder block analogy. Thanks

[bojeppe]

im an absolute beginner struggling to get 300 feet and have started to try and break down my own form with video and this video have been extremely helpful for me( instant subscribe and like) gonna trawl through your uploads now :) !! well done!!

[austinhodroff]

You can actually see all of the energy you are throwing coming off the sweatshirt expands the energy out and forward.
Love the help from this brilliant explanation!

[marion]

I think even better concept to understand this is spring that is twisted. One end is attached that is your front foot braced and then you start unload that tension from the bottom to the top- hips, shoulders and then your arm pulling through

[ezme]

the most thorough explanations to describe exactly whats needed and why, thank you

[Ladramar]

This is such a challenge for us new players! Thank you!\

[davep]

Great break down and well communicated well done

[rz]

Damnit! Now I have to go practice for several hours lol thanks for posting. Best vid on footwork I’ve seen yet.