Paul Ulibarri’s first throws back from injury
Paul Ulibarri returns to throwing disc golf after an injury and shares his first back throws from the course. At Pharos Park, he attempts short right-handed putter shots, aiming to gauge how his body feels after a five-month layoff. With the guidance of his doctor, Paul takes it easy and tests the distance with two discs - one shot each from 120 ft away. He expresses his nervousness but stays positive, focusing on his technique and not overdoing it. As he navigates through the course, Paul discusses his emotions, acknowledging the fear of uncertainty after an injury. The video captures his progress, excitement, and cautious optimism as he slowly builds up his throwing skills after a period of inactivity.
Watch Paul Ulibarri's comeback from injury - see his first throws on camera after a strong recovery.
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hello there welcome back to the channel Paul ulber vlogmas don't know what day it is but it's getting up there pretty soon we're going to be in the double digit so I'm proud of myself for keeping at it today's a very special day today I get to throw a few shots right-handed now the doctor said go out throw short shots don't do anything crazy see how it feels get back to me and that's what I'm going to do today perfect place to do it is pharoh Park nothing over really 200 ft so I'm going to be throwing some putter shots see how good I can do my first shots back since the injury throwing right-handed besides putting and of course first hole 123 ft I got two discs I'm going to do two off the top and then just one shot all the way through so I don't overdo it if I ever feel anything weird shutting the video off and you guys will never see this let's hope it doesn't get to that point let's get after it see if you guys can even see this Bucky right here there it is 120 ft right up there came out pretty smooth didn't feel anything felt weird though felt like I'd never done that before Smooth no pain this is actually kind of exciting it's been a long time and I'm a little nervous that it it is going to hurt or something but it's like a part of a fear I feel like with an injury that you're just going to have to go through is is all the little things of oh what if it's not the same bunch of wh ifs go in the mine but I'm going to stay positive hopefully we can keep throwing try a few different angles don't overdo it see how it feels hold two 123 ft I almost got the ab kick holy cow all right that felt pretty good as well right under the bucket I actually hit the bucket so two good shots no pain pretty happy about it not going to get too excited but we're going to be two through two which is pretty good obviously a little short dinker but uh after not playing for five months I'm so excited to be out here and throwing a couple shots honestly so...
