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Paul Ulibarri Almost Went Broke on Tour? | The Trevor Staub Show Episode 10
Paul Ulibarri shares intimate insights into his disc golf career and future plans on The Trevor Staub Show. In episode 10 of the show, Paul discusses the early days of his tour journey, tracing back to when he started playing disc golf, and how it eventually became a full-time profession. He also delves into the challenges he's faced this season, including injuries that have hindered his performance. With candor, Paul attributes his struggles to his intense training regimen, acknowledging that he's a "workhorse" who needs to constantly practice to maintain top-level form. The conversation also touches on the current state of professional disc golf, with Paul sharing his thoughts on the TV coverage and player talent. Tune in as Paul opens up about his career, the tour, and what's next for him in the world of disc golf.
Paul Ulibarri Reveals Financial Struggles on Tour: Honest Conversation with Trevor Staub in Episode 10 of The Trevor Staub Show
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welcome into the trevor stop show episode number 10. today we have paul yulibari paul's going to talk to us about all the things he's got going on on tour right now we're going to talk a little bit about the beginning of his career and how he started out touring in disc golf then we're also going to move into things he has planned for the future of disc golf and after his playing career it's going to be a great interview let's hop right into it all right and we now welcome into the show paul yulebari paul thanks so much for joining the show my pleasure man happy to be here yeah awesome um well first of all how has the tour been going for you this season uh what kind of takeaways do you have from the season this far good question uh yeah it's been as far as the tour i mean the tour's been running smoothly i feel like the tournaments have been great tvs are doing a good job uh players are playing really good um as far as my personal play it's been bad huh yeah i mean i think i've ever had what um what have you think is attributing to that is there something that you can pinpoint your game or have you just not really been able to put it together so far no there's there's a few things so i've been dealing with a couple injuries that have really kept me from getting to the places that i need to be you know one of the things i explained this in an interview earlier this week is i'm like a workhorse you know like right in order to be good i feel like i have to be in the field and practicing all the time these injuries have gotten to a place to where the professional help that i've speak have told me that the best call to action is to rest right right and so my process you know to be at the top of my game has always been like get to the field work as hard as possible find the game take it back out to the course and so with the injuries that i'm dealing with that's not an option i have to rest then i play and i suck then i rest then...
