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Here are a couple drives. These were right at 400'. My form is a bit sloppy. I just got done playing a couple rounds when these were shot. My arm speed is way slow on these as well. Oh, well. What else do you guys think?

Drive 1 is a Teerex X and Drive 2 is a 10x Teebird.

everything was looking good until you brought the disc back and curled your wrist.

The wrist curl bothers me too. I think it can lead to inconsistency down the road if left unchecked.

I was looking at the follow through. I think you could get more consistancy by not falling off your throwing line.

I think you could angle your front shoulder up a bit more, or drop your back shoulder. This was a tip given to me by a world class golfer and although it hurt my accuracy a little at first my drives got a lot bigger. It will also help to keep the arm inside, reducing that wrist curl. It will also help with balance on the follow through. You seem to have the tools and certainly the frame to go huge though!