And this theydies and gentlethems is what happens when you throw +21 in the first round of a tournament.
One more Disc Golf dye for the day. F2 Champ San Marino Roc needed some of the old school flair to it so it got the big bird and multi-purpose designation.
I did a test dye for Treetop Disc Golf and it almost broke me with how much weeding and detail there was on the stencil. Awesome design done by hand by Chris Cuoco partner.
Just saw him in the new Cape Fear as a deranged character and laughed so hard when I realized it was the same guy that played "Bass Player".
I also got my hands on a PFN pearly Wraith. This was one was actually mine that I sold to a friend on 2010 when I fled to PDX. Its full circle 🥲
I had a trip back to Michigan and picked up some used bin Local tournament stamps and a couple vintage and odd balls. Disc Golf
Maybe when you have quads the size of my torso, you move through the box a little differently
Anyways @prodigydisc.com Birdy Derby was a ton of fun and I took third overall in a very laid back event.
The post right above this is a for a brewery in PDX that does putting leagues that are very mini golf esque.
Me coming in with no injury playing probably my worst round ever at tektronix
Very fun when the abstract of the study you cite to support your opinion pretty clearly says that it is not a winning strategy but you roll with it anyways.
You can see the similar back knee opening and causing the hips to leak open in these pictures here. The idea is to keep the bottom more stationary so you twist the trunk rather than just spin around on the reach back.
Like H8 said, you have to find a stance that youre structurally sound in. For most folks, that's pretty staggered with your feet just outside of shoulder width apart. We tend to be more linear with our feet to wide and gets topsy turny when we try and rotate and reach.
Final part is for the arm. It's rounding and the elbow is dipping. This is almost always caused by not clearing enough space to pull through to the "power pocket" forcing your elbow hinge to bend and then dip wrap around your body. Fix is to make your final plant more staggered
First thing is you are doing great with using your off arm to create a fulcrum to pivot around! The critique I noticed which almost everyone struggles with is getting to your full extension of reach back too Soon. Your reachback should peak when that front foot plants and not a moment before.
The point was that in the US, AI is projected to be over 30% of the power consumption in the US by 2030. Here is a better example of the impact on demand for new, incredibly power intensive data centers