OTB Tour Skins #103 | B9 | at DGLO
The OTB Tour series skins episode 103 from Milford Michigan showcases an exciting and action-packed match between Kyle Klein and Simon Lazat. The two players are competing for a total of $200 on Whole 10, with Kyle aiming to show viewers the way. The match features several key moments, including a nasty throwing session from Simon Lazat and a push by the guys, which results in multiple skins. Luke Humphrey provides commentary throughout the match, offering insights into the strategies employed by the players. One topic discussed is the importance of confidence in a player's stroke, particularly when it comes to power gripping. Kyle shares his personal experience with power grip, noting that it gives him more confidence at the line and can add significant distance to throws. The video also features commentary on Simon Lazat's unorthodox throwing style, which leaves viewers wondering how he manages to get such impressive shots off despite not using a traditional power grip technique.
Watch OTB Tour Skins #103 as B9 battles opponents in a high-stakes game of skills at iconic DGLO course.
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welcome back to OTB Tour series skins episode 103 from Milford Michigan I'm your host Luke humph we just saw a nasty throwing from Simon lazat and a push from the guys which means we have two skins 200 bucks here on whole 10 this is second in the order Kyle Klein going to show us the way no Mandos onine three are on the line Luke three are on the line yeah the last two pushed make a correction walk I got a lot of stuff to say three are on the line guys smart play Skip on up there Oh Come Oh you hit like the last looking like a genius till late Emerson is that a roller frisbee no okay I just it's uphill dude yeah I know I know you start from lower too I feel it flip turn oh God straight hit it and fall don't let no birdie for me oh that's a that's a career Ender right here ohow Kyle put that there oh there's a bird up there try hit that tree and roll hit the tree and drop and roll one okay so that's it huh apparently that's an option as well let's go it's impossible to throw an impressive shot when Simon's on the card because he just doesn't he just does something like that you can do that no I can't that's so bad get it get through it I need to try something all right Simon I got a personal question how much does a power grip matter for getting power well if you throw really hard and wider rims I think it's really key to get a consistent release and it gives me more more than anything it gives me confidence at my line which is I think should be the first step in your brain is confidence on every throw for all the people out there that aren't power gripping and feel confident in their stroke how much extra power could they be getting if they had a power grip I'm asking personally put back I would say a power grip probably adds un maxed distance shots I mean the harder you throw the more it'll add so for me it probably adds like 20% 20% yeah it's a big difference when you throw that hard give the really but I would say for the most...
