The last plateau  Information, Questions, Discussion about
Throwing Mechanics and Technique   Re: The last plateau  Postby
zj1002 » Thu Oct 13, 2011 2:40 pm  It is a very gradual process.
The lightbulb moments for me were properly understanding the
concepts, and how I can apply them to me. I did 3 years of field
practice while in school before 500 was on command. I practice
less on distance now because I am focused on putting and such. I
have days I can throw like Beto, but I can't repeat it yet. My
timing is still not 100%  As jhern said this is a never ending
process. The day I am satisfied is the day I quit playing. The
Brad Walker videos(especially his new one) are everything you
need to "snap" a disc. 2 years ago I could throw a roc 400ft,
but my drivers didn't go past 425-450. I am always pushing it
metroid cannon Posts: 3432 Joined: Fri Nov 28, 2008 4:52 pm
Location: Austin TX Favorite Disc: QMS  Re: The last plateau
Postby Blake_T » Thu Oct 13, 2011 2:59 pm  There is another
plateau. I'm in the 550-6