Yes. Disc golf taught me how to practice. And it looks like this: I started playing ball golf casually while in college. So when I heard about disc golf it was a very natural segue. Honestly, when I first started playing disc golf, I enjoyed it enough to keep playing sporadically but little else. Throwing the discs is challenging so I made an effort to try and improve mostly so I didn't lose them. The thing is about disc golf is that it has a very grassroots feel to it. Tons of people play it--it's the fastest growing sport in the USA--but it doesn't have the "snooty" factor of ball golf. The general mechanics of throwing are simple and then after that it comes down to style. There are tons of different throwing styles and they all work. After sporadically playing disc golf for a year my musical training finally got the better of me and I decided I wanted a lesson on how to throw. This was easier said than done because, as men...
Thoughts and experiences while exploring the Suzuki Method of teaching.