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    Default Form help, tips appreciated!

    Hey guys, sorry low quality video.

    but here's an update on how my form looks now, any help would be much appreciated.


    220/300x4/761

    I only throw a hyroad

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    the form looks pretty good you look also like your about to kick your self in the head at the end
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    Quote Originally Posted by striker12 View Post
    the form looks pretty good you look also like your about to kick your self in the head at the end
    yeeaaah, I still haven't fixed that yet, lol
    220/300x4/761

    I only throw a hyroad

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    stay down on the shot at the line rather than straightening your slide leg and coming up out of it. This will help keep the trail leg down.

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    Honestly I don't have much negative to say about your delivery. As far as the whole "stay down" thing, I see you in the proper position right at release. You then come up and I think it is a result of your lifting up and through the ball. Since it doesn't result in you lofting the ball 10 ft, I don't have an issue with it. Your hop step looks near perfect and at least from the back it looks like you have good spine tilt going into release. Your balance is good throughout and you post the shot well.

    The slight negatives: Right at release I think you are expending too much physical energy. If you are fairly new to two handed you may be able to relax more the better you get at it. Keep your eyes absolutely riveted on your target especially at release. If you keep your head still and level, which you would have to do to stay focused on your target, I think the result will be a more relaxed delivery. Right now you are still wrenching on the ball quite a bit at the point of release. You're young so you can get away with it, but it is not ideal.
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