Deep In The Tour Q&A with Avery Jenkins and Simon Lizotte 5-8-2014
Avery Jenkins and Simon Lizotte, stars of the Deep In The Tour, join forces to answer your questions about disc golf on their US tour. Filmed during a stop in Kansas, where they played three courses amidst windy conditions, this Q&A session offers insights into Avery's approach to mastering consistency in his release point. With tips on repetition, visualization, and technique, the duo shares their expertise gained from years of practice and competition. From understanding timing and contact points to developing a natural flow, Avery provides practical advice for golfers looking to improve their game. Joining forces with Simon, who chimes in with additional perspectives, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to take their disc golf skills to the next level, whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out.
Exclusive Q&A with Avery Jenkins & Simon Lizotte - Deep in the Tour's May 2014 episode featuring special guests.
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so here we are Avery and Simon deep in the game US tour question answer session from the road we just got done playing three courses today making our way through Kansas extremely windy just trying to keep this rig on the road battling daylight right now on our way to Colorado and uh trying to make Denver tonight so we're going to keep on rolling keep on cruising and uh playing a lot of courses along the way so with that we wrote to you guys on Facebook to submit a bunch of questions things you had concerns about disc golf the deep in the game tour anything was on your mind disc golf wise me and Simon here to answer for you so uh with that being said sign what we got let's do this question number one how do you become more consistent with your release point in the throw good question um let's I can start answering that I believe that consistency always comes with time and practice you have your form down it's about practicing every day and doing this field work out there that will help you just be more consistent out there and Al before you throw before I throw I always like to visualize my line to see where I want to release the this to see what angle I want to release the this just see the line I'm going to throw it that kind of helps me definitely repetition going through lots and lots of repetition on the practice field doing field work and just really going through on your Technique and picking your line picking your release angle picking where you want to release a disc out in front of you and just try to find that timing timing is everything you don't want to be a split second early or a split second late you want to be right on time hit that contact Point hit that hit point that release point and the more and more you do it you'll find it the more and more you're out there working on it you'll find the ones that just click we've been doing it for so long we've playing so many years it kind of comes naturally but some we got to remind ourselves of the release point of the hit point and practice everything get out there...
