Once your competition days conclude, you're gonna be a really great coach.

I know you get advise, a lot. Hopefully this helps. If you will drive your hips into the center of the ring and keep your upper body back, you will be able to get your right down and flat, instead of being up on your toe with your non-reverse. If you get that right foot down flat you will be able to block and do the standing throw you do in the non-reverse. Stahl does this really well. So does Dacres. Their chests don't get in front of their hips. You are just hitting the front with your weight already transferring to your right block. This forces you up on your toe and makes it so you can't block. If you can keep that weight behind your block leg and get the foot flat you will be able to get a much bigger throw.

You're gonna pop off when the Olympics come around!!! Thanks for the educational content

Very good film Jordan. You help me a lot to understand some main things about throwing.

Your technique is so much better then last year! Good job! Love your videos, keep working hard bro!

Awesome video dude, can't wait to see what you do this year. Been using your strength training and health tips for my freshman season; helping a ton. Keep it up man!

I love the trebuchet comparison that actually makes a lot of sense!

Exciting prospects! If only I still had the discus too. Proud of you and this is just the start.

Love your vids man! Dig the facility yall are using! Nice setup, good tunes.... right on. Wish I had access to something like that!

awesome video man!

Great video. Used to coach the block of the non throwing arm - I described it as block a punch coming into to the face. Think you should stick to non reverse. When you switch to reverse your hitting early and not getting the big block .

On you nonreverses you ease off your right leg moving to the front. On your reverse throws you are much more aggressive with the right to the front and hit a better position when right lands at the front.

looking good ! your non reverse throws are solid, you are more in control and finish big!! you may want to keep that up be Like Robert Harting!!!! Nice work

I remember Mac Willkins, John Powell and Al Oerter throwing 40-50 meters with a standing throw. That's 2/3 or almost 1/2 of the total distance. If that is still true with today's throwers, working on the standing throw is absolutely fundamental to long throws. Where else could a thrower add distance so easily?

Nice video. Goodluck with the olympic qualifier

Great video though my man can’t wait to see how this translates to a 2k

You are crazy. You've got a lot to learn.

yoo JY have you tried the velaasa stones? im trying to find my next pair of shoes to use and im very curious as to how good they are

3:52 Joe Wager just chillin in the back

I don't know if this makes sense but it appears to me that when the discuss flies in line with the 4th overlight light, as seen from the video, it goes farther.

Great video JY. What editing software do you use? Especially for your intro/outro!

how much do you think head position influences release angle? I was noticing your line of sight on the profile slo mo but I'm almost thinking it helps you gain a better angle than the lower throws you referred to at the beginning of the video?

where did you get the platform

10:51 can we get a finger discus spinning tutorial??

Looks great! I have a strange question. What are the dimensions of your indoor disc ring? I’m looking to put together something like that for my high school throwers, but want to get the dimensions right. I don’t mean the dimension of the ring itself, but the actual wood it sits on. Any help in this regard is much appreciated! - Charles

Tip: dont pull ur head away from ur throw thats why they keep going to the left sector/ field

I’m just starting to notice something that might be really beneficial. So out the back do you think about “going fast” or just trying to get balanced over ur right and push to the middle where u can then spin on that axis and finish?

Who is your favorite discus thrower?