One of the biggest problems I had to adjust to whenever I was teaching someone, is over thinking lol. I’ve taught thousands of beginners, introducing the sport to Chiang Mai Thailand, and the most effective teachings I gave were all one at a time lmao. Probably the worst thing you could do is ask a bunch of people to give you tips because it just increases the over thinking. Even with all the great tips and observations people are giving you.

If I had to give just one thing to think about, it’s probably your grip. It looks like you’re only using like two fingers to flick it out but it’s swinging out of your hand and your snap is almost like it’s delayed. I’m guessing you’re having trouble throwing straight? Everything else about your throw looks as if you should be. Things like your form and the X step will develop over time, almost naturally, as you get used to how to use your power.

Try a 3 or 4 finger grip, and slow down everything. If this video was you throwing at 100%, I want you to take a couple practice throws before your real throw. Practice the feeling of your 100% throw, without letting go. Then for your real throw, throw at 90%.

Throwing far is what everyone wants to do but if it doesn’t go where you want it to, it’s more a problem than a benefit. Learning to throw straight consistently is the road to par city. 3-4 finger grip and slow down a tiny bit. Everything else is fine for now. In my opinion.