My shoes and I feel attacked lol looks like I have work to do. Thanks for putting this out Dave is the best

0:00 intro
2:17 L.E.V.E.L.
2:43 Learn
5:50 Evaluate
6:29 Verify
7:16 Execution
8:39 Learn
10:29 question
12:51 throw on one continuous line
19:14 footwork
21:47 keeping head in place
24:56 cheating the turn
27:03 tempo
31:39 question: how fast at heel drop
32:53 question: head position
34:07 stick with it!

He is wrong.. just follow through the angle u want to throw on

Priceless information

Great teacher, thanks

This was my first season playing dolf (my own term). I think I saw this clinic in the first month I started playing and, yes, I think it helped – but I didn't have the context to use your info well. Now, watching it again (the second L), a lot more of Dave's wisdom means so much more. I only hope that I haven't ingrained many bad habits in these last few months that need to be undone. I think if I could get a few lessons with Dave, it would really click well because I think we both have the same mental images and learning styles. Here's to starting something new after 50. The energy level and strength may not be there anymore, but the enthusiasm for learning and living sure is.

Had to stop watching when he tried to explain lift.

You gave me advice at Riverside park in Grand Rapids and it has worked great. Thanks Dave

At 24:00 Dave advises to keep your eyes down, near your release point. This obviously works for him…
But, watch many other top pros in slow motion. Paul McBeth, who has excellent flexibility, frequently keeps his eyes on the target, down the fairway.

Enormous amount of respect for Dave.

This clinic has improved my game more than anything prior. Great content.

Yo Feldberg you gonna copyright this one too?

I put this to the test and it has shaved a good 10 strokes off my game consistently. Thanks Dave🙏

Mr. Feldberg, when are you teaching a clinic in Charlotte, NC?!?!?

Please dear lord come to Charlotte and teach! Went from throwing 7 days a week outside and now work and season only allow a couple days and it’s horrible. I would greatly love to have a quality learning experience on a couple of those days instead of struggling to maintain so many bad habits.

Anyhoot, amazing tutorial video, pleasure to watch and listen. Awesome, thank you!

Woah, 31:15 "step around the disc". That's a new one for me. I always reach back consciously and think that might be robbing me of power.

This is by far the best video I have seen (I think I have seen most) on this subject. Now the hard part….applying it!

A lot of meat on this bone, Dave’s clinics are second to none

I find that high dome discs take more power to throw then low dome discs due to wind resistance so I use low dome disc for driving and fairway for a lower power thrower, notice I did not say a true flat topped disc as those have no glide at all, I use these as the more domed disc needs more power so it will be more over stable then a Low domed disc. I do use more of this throw that Dave talks about as I have looked at how the pros do these types of shots. Simon Lizotte is being one I have looked at most as he is a smaller male pro compared to the others and I am 100% sure I am even smaller then him.

Hey man, our championship grade disk golf course in Queenstown, New Zealand, is currently in jeopardy would be great if you could give it a shout out to the American scene to show support for this sport world wide!! https://www.change.org/p/department-of-conservation-save-tucker-beach-disc-golf-course-queenstown-new-zealand/nftexp/ex5/control/646137431?recruiter=646137431&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=share_petition&utm_content=ex5%3Acontrol hope the link works but it's a link to the petition to save the course, chur Ben

So much good info here. It could take you years to figure out all this stuff on your own. Headwind advice is spot on. Someone told me a long time ago to throw stable and throw hard into a headwind. (Most people will still tell you to do it) Listen to Dave! Throw smooth keep the nose flat and maybe stable up slightly but don't expect to get big D by overpowering an over stable disc it's not gonna happen. (At least in my experience)

The best disc golf clinic video. For sure. Thanks Dave and ID!

When he gets to 6:00, Dave really gives us the good stuff. I have a driving clinic of his on my PC, but never published it at his request – in this video he covers some of the things he taught us here in New Zealand, and so it is truly great to see this information finally available to the playing public.

However, viewers need to skip to the 6:00-minute mark to avoid having to listen to… um… untrue things. I love Dave as a player, and respect his talent and ability immensely — and Dave is the greatest teacher of disc golf of all time, but he does not understand aerodynamic lift, and everything leading up to the 6:00-minute mark should be ignored.

The real reason domed discs have better glide is that the distance over the top surface is longer than for the same disc with a flat top, and thus the air must accelerate more in order to rejoin the air it separated from at the leading edge. More acceleration and faster air means lower pressure in the acceleration zone, and hence more lift. And because the Glide Ratio of a wing is the Lift divided by the Drag, increasing lift a lot, while only increasing frontal drag slightly results in a disc with greater glide. But there is a point at which the extra drag of a progressively taller dome will negate the advantage of a dome.

A disc never deforms in flight as a disc never experiences a wing loading which could get close to warping the plastic, nor does lift generate enough force to warp a disc in any way, in flight. Wing Loading on a golf disc never gets much above 0.5 grams per square centimetre; the weight of a feather. Any force which has sufficient energy to warp a disc in flight will result in the disc staying the same shape, but performing extremely radical changes in the flight path.

That pullover is awesome. I wish more of the cooler clothing you see the sponsored players wearing was made available to chumps like me. The real key to a better game is to have your pullover game on point like Dave