Episode 9- Has Silva Sarrinen Arrived? w/special guest Beto San Miguel

Silva Sarrinnen, is she the real deal? 

Interview with Physical Therapist and local Disc Golfer Beto San Miguel. We discuss how to prevent injury and how to help with longevity in the game of disc golf. 

DGPT | https://www.dgpt.com/event/2024-swedish-open/
 | James Proctor Silva Sarrinen |

DGPT  | https://www.dgpt.com/event/2024-trubank-des-moines-challenge/
 | Emily Weatherman Anthony Barela  |

DGPT  | https://www.dgpt.com/event/2024-krokhol-open/
 | Currently in progress Get out picks in |

DGPT | https://www.dgpt.com/event/2024-european-disc-golf-festival/

***DGPT NEWS AND LOCAL NEWS AND TOPICS***

-Anthony Barela- Does he have a major in him this year? And who are the contenders and dark horses for the majors left. 

=Emily Weatherman- Has she arrived? Discussion of her last few finishes. She doesn’t have a sponsor? 

-Who needs a major win the most? Ricky, Paul, Eagle, Calvin? 

-Thoughts on slow play? Experiences? Good or Bad? 

Eliezra Midtlyng showcased an impressive performance at the 2024 TruBank Des Moines Challenge, securing a solo 2nd place finish—her first-ever podium in a Tour event and her career-best result.

Changes to the European open hole 16? Good or bad? https://opendiscgolf.com/course-maps-have-been-published-this-is-the-biggest-change/

Kristin Tattars Return? Krokol…

https://discgolf.ultiworld.com/

https://www.dgpt.com/

  https://www.pdga.com/world-rankings

https://statmando.com/rankings/

https://discgolffanatic.com/

Southpaws Tip of the week- Forehand Tips

1. Grip: Start by gripping the disc with your index finger on the inside rim and your middle and ring fingers along the bottom of the disc.

2. Stance: Stand with your non-throwing shoulder facing the target, with your feet shoulder-width apart and your weight centered.

3. Reach back: As you pull the disc back, make sure to keep it close to your body for better control and power.

4. Follow through: Follow through with your arm after releasing the disc to maximize distance and accuracy.

5. Practice: The key to improving your forehand throw is practice. Spend time on the field practicing different shots and experimenting with your grip and throwing angle.

6. Disc selection: Choose a disc that is appropriate for your skill level and the shot you want to make. Generally, overstable discs work well for forehand throws.

7. Wrist snap: Focus on snapping your wrist at the point of release to add spin and power to your throw.

8. Body rotation: Engage your hips and torso in the throw to generate more power. Rotate your body as you bring the disc forward.

 9. Release point: Aim to release

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