beautiful slow motion by Rory Mcilroy
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Kevin Shields
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This strong, really strong. I love this view, we need more of this view. You can learn alot.
mjstrong
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This IS a very useful view. Mostly to convince students of things like open hips at impact, and the behaviour of the clubface after impact (sometimes hidden by the body on traditional DTL views...).
softconsult
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One of my Christmas presents is an Casio EX FH-20. I am having this image. Camera in front of me and downhill. My practice area is perfect for this setup. The image is press the shutter button, 10 second delay, run up to the tee. Hit a topped shot that goes right through the lense. Kapow!!
By the way, I got the camera on Amazon for $275.00. It's been bouncing around pricewise, now $299.00.
By the way, I got the camera on Amazon for $275.00. It's been bouncing around pricewise, now $299.00.
ggsjpc
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Pretty much kills the flw swivel thing we were debating.
Chip Putterman
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Soft, put the camera behind a sheet of plexiglass. Or have your wife film you.
softconsult
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Nah, I'll put it on a tripod, and fire away. The problem with using cameras is having the patience to get it set up correctly.
Matt Bryda
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I'm not sure I know what you mean ggsjpc.
His left forearm sure rotates quite alot, no?
Matt
Kevin Shields
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I think he's referring to his left wrist being bent.
The more I look at this move the better it gets. I would like to watch him live hitting some fades to see wher he aims and what he does with the face.
The more I look at this move the better it gets. I would like to watch him live hitting some fades to see wher he aims and what he does with the face.
I agree with you, Kevin. This guy is the real deal.
I'm interested to hear your thoughts on his weight transfer. Many times you hear instructors talk about initiating the downswing with a weight shift to the left heel. This is followed by a straightening of the left leg. McIlroy seems as if his weight transfer is being "powered off" his right foot resulting in a shift to the left that occurs naturally, without any obvious effort to transfer his weight. It appears that his left leg doesn't straighten until after the ball is gone. Is this something most people should be working on?
I'm interested to hear your thoughts on his weight transfer. Many times you hear instructors talk about initiating the downswing with a weight shift to the left heel. This is followed by a straightening of the left leg. McIlroy seems as if his weight transfer is being "powered off" his right foot resulting in a shift to the left that occurs naturally, without any obvious effort to transfer his weight. It appears that his left leg doesn't straighten until after the ball is gone. Is this something most people should be working on?
It maybe an illusion but the plane looks different from this angle
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kR9mY8kYCwc[/media]
Kevin Shields
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Looks pretty in to out to me. What do you see John?
Matt Bryda
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Iron vs. a Driver maybe??
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