How Fast Can I Throw the HEAVIEST Disc Ever?!?!
Ezra takes on an extreme challenge by creating the heaviest disc ever made, weighing in at a whopping 1000 grams, to see just how fast it can fly. Inspired by his previous video where he compared lightweight discs, Ezra aims to push the limits of speed and distance with this behemoth of a disc. He's joined by Trevor McFadden, who suggested adding adhesive steel wheel weights to increase the weight, and puts his throwing technique to the test. With a focus on safety, Ezra warns viewers about the potential risks of injury due to the excessive weight, but takes precautions to warm up and stretch beforehand. As he releases the disc, Ezra's goal is to showcase its speed and performance, making this video an entertaining and educational experience for fans of disc throwing and weightlifting.
Ezra Aderhold tests his power throwing the HEAVIEST disc ever made! Will he hit a drive or snap his arm off? Watch the attempt!
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what's going on guys i'm ezra and i've got hopefully a really fun video here today um a couple months ago i did a video where i compared the different speeds that i got uh with different weighted discs so i had like a max weight 175 gram discs and then i went all the way down to like 104 gram disc just to see the different speed and the light one went a lot faster so i want to go the opposite direction in this video i want to go super heavy and see if that see what kind of speed i can get i also want to see if going from the normal disc weight to super heavy and then going back down has any effect so um because obviously i think after i throw the super heavy disc the the normal weight one is going to feel as if it's super light so i want to i'll actually throw it faster but we will see um yeah so basically i've got two zones out of both like max weight and i'm just going to add a bunch of these adhesive steel wheel weights to them and hopefully they stay on and don't just fly off when i throw it but we will see uh shout out to trevor mcfadden for giving me this idea um yeah should be fun so with that being said um i'm going to attach a bunch of these weights to a zone hopefully get it up to like a thousand grams and then see how they fly i'll see what kind of speed we can get let's uh let's add some weights two hours later all right so normal zone 1000 gram disc zone i think this is just over a thousand gram i used 30 of these one ounce um weights so honestly just like holding it i feel like i'm going to stay on they've got they've got like a really good adhesive so i think they might actually stick so yeah i'm going to give these give these a toss and see uh what kind of speed i can get um i would say to not recommend doing this because i feel like with all this extra weight the risk of injury is probably kind of high but i did warm up i did stretch and i feel like...
