FRISBEE TRICK SHOTS ARE BACK?
Watch as a professional frisbee player attempts to hit a series of trick shots from increasing distances. Starting at 10 feet and moving up to 60 feet, this video showcases the player's skills and accuracy as they navigate the challenges of forehand throws with precision and finesse. The player shares their thought process and tips for mastering these tricky shots, including how to gauge distance and timing. With a nod to Dude Perfect, one of the most popular sports YouTube channels, this video blends entertainment and education, offering viewers a unique glimpse into the world of frisbee trick shots. By breaking down each shot and sharing insights on technique and strategy, the player provides valuable tips for aspiring players looking to improve their skills. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this video is sure to inspire and entertain.
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Today we're doing forehands. I'm gonna show you how many tries it takes. Starting at 10 feet. [bell] Already messed up on the first one. I said 10 feet. It was actually 20 ft. This is 30 ft. Last time I kept moving the basket and someone was saying, "Why don't you just move yourself and keep the basket?" I don't actually know which one's easier. At this point right now, it's easier just cuz I keep making it first try. I promise that's not gonna stay that way. We're at 40 feet now. Oh my god. Oh, I thought I did it again. I thought I did it again. Also, I brought a couple extra discs so I don't have to keep walking back and forth. I think last time I ended up walking like a mile. Okay, that one only took two tries. We've now made it to 50 ft. After this, we will be halfway there. I mean, you start wondering like, are you making it look too easy? Do you need to start missing on purpose so people actually think it's harder than it actually is? All right, we've made it to 60 ft. Surely, this is the one that's going to actually cause me a little bit of problem. Now, I'm going to struggle with this one. Just wait and see. All right, that one was just off to the left. Just a little kiss. Oh, another kiss. See? Oh, there it is. Oh, not enough height. We actually might have our first full recycle here if I don't make this. I didn't want to do it. I DIDN'T WANT TO RECYCLE IT. BANG. OBVIOUSLY, some people very smart. They were looking at the shadows, seeing how much the shadows change in between shots. You can kind of give a gauge. But I do want to give you a quick secret of how some trick shots went done. Instead of going, "This is the bubble bubove shot." And then you having to do the intro every single time. And I learned this little trick from Dude Perfect. So, shout out to the goats, Dude Perfect. What you do is you make the trick shot first, and then once you make the trick shot, then you film all the intro stuff leading up to it. That way it's right in line with the shadows, the lighting....
