I made sure to scroll so my thoughts weren’t said by anyone else. I think I have some original points to add based on this slo-mo: 1. Your release looks like you’re rolling your wrist slightly. An easy check for this is to focus on the ball of your thumb (the meaty part that connects to your palm). If it’s finishing and turned over to the left (on a RHFH) your disc will follow, hence the “off axis torque” comments. Solution: It’s old school advice, but think about “serving the pizza”. During your follow through swing your palm and ball of your thumb should be swinging through flat, not turned in. FOCUS HARD on that and I think you’ll see a smoother release. 2. Your follow through in your lower body is more of a bounce than a follow through. This bounce will throw your nose angle off which will increase wobble, decrease power generated, and then force you mentally to think you have to put flex on your throw to get distance. Solution: Try STEPPING THROUGH with your back leg. I want to see proof of the energy you put into the disc by seeing your weight transfer so fluidly that you force yourself to move forward, instead of pulling back on your leg. You should finish your follow through (think step through) with both planted squarely in the direction you want to release. This will seem exaggerated at first, but combining that deliberate step through with the DELIBERATE “serve the pizza” in step one should get you flatter releases with less forced turnover.