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One day, during my junior year of high school in the late 70's, a friend of mine had started to try to self-teach himself the forehand Frisbee PITCH. For one day, I became determined to try to learn it before him.
Lo and behold, it never came that day, nor in the next month. For someone to self-teach themselves the Frisbee forehand, it takes a lot of persistence.
However, I enlisted all my good friends to help me by becoming catching partners. Still with no good luck. Then in the summer of that year, I resorted to something very extreme. I began to practice in my apartment, by attempting to throw a forehand completely through the length of the apartment. Which entailed me standing at the entryway door, and attempting to fly the disc through the living room, on through a very narrow hallway, and still through a bedroom doorway to finally hit the wall at the other end of the bedroom. Then, I'd walk all the way to the end of the apartment and attempt it going the other way. Back and forth until victory.
Eventually, I amazed myself by mastering the Frisbee forehand so that, on call, I could "flick" the shot straight and level, moving in a gravity-defying-way completely through the apartment, without ever hitting a wall or doorway. Probably a total of 60 feet. From then on, I found it translated into more amazing feats of skill and accuracy outdoors.
In the process, I recruited my best friend, Doug, who is now also a Frisbee Professional. Together we began to push the envelope more and more with everything Frisbee. .."color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"
Fast forward about 20 years, when Doug and I were practicing what was to become our Frisbee school assembly routine, and I came up with the idea that the forehand was still too elusive for any new player to accomplish without a ton of trials and errors.. As a result, I proposed we should develop some sort of basic instructions to reveal the Do's and Don'ts behind doing a "gravity-defying forehand." Doug added that we could teach a couple other throws and make it into a classic video, and BAM, we were on our way.
Doug had a contact high-up in Montana PBS Corporation, and one day we walked in without an appointment and made the pitch to him. He loved the idea from the beginning and as a result, we produced the acclaimed DVD " Heave H.O.E. " (Heaven On Earth) Basic instructions for all flying disc students.
Nowadays the DVD is being used by hundreds of PE teachers across the country who are interested in instantly starting up a smart consciousness in youngsters. The miracle (and thrill) of throwing a Frisbee with precision. Indeed, just one viewing of this DVD, changes any viewer's Frisbee skills for life. And that translates into HUGE fun for a lifetime!
No more weak "tosses," because Heave H.O.E changes flying disc students into highly accurate Frisbee pitchers and catchers -much to the delight of everyone!
And oh yeah, we suggest to kids to use the Heave H.O.E. style of throwing as a sign of peace and friendship in this world, and to get busy spreading these instructions to others.
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Below is an exerpt from 12/05 radio show on KGLT-FM 91.9 in Bozeman MT -broadcasting across Montana:"Tonight.. as your Mystery DJ, Motodom.com, I'd like to take you on a mental journey, using a simple toy, such as a Frisbee disc, as the object behind a potential Nobel Prize for peace. And who knows, perhaps legitimate team of "Johnny Appleseeds" for the flying DISC now-a-days, could end up winning one Nobel Prize someday!"CLICK HERE TO HEAR THE (Real Audio) REAL TIME STREAMING AUDIO ofree Format Radio: KGLT FM
"My passions? besides Frisbee exhibitions and disc golf.. raising my two teenage boys; computers, horsepacking, chess, poker, tennis, and of course...radio."