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just messing around with a digital camera and trying to post video. Is this link working? It works here, but not on another machine...anyways.... http://home.golden.net/~grutledge/swingindex.html
is this workin'?
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thanks. i'll screw around with it.
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A quicktime file is there, just is far too small in size to be a video file...
A possible problem would be : Check you haven't edited or cut the .mov file and then proceeded to save the file under a dependancy of the original file(which I think MAY be a possible cause of your problem)..... the option is when you save the file as.. - select and make it - self isolated movie....
In other words - make sure if you edit the file in quicktime - save as an independant movie not dependent on the original file....
A possible problem would be : Check you haven't edited or cut the .mov file and then proceeded to save the file under a dependancy of the original file(which I think MAY be a possible cause of your problem)..... the option is when you save the file as.. - select and make it - self isolated movie....
In other words - make sure if you edit the file in quicktime - save as an independant movie not dependent on the original file....
silvercreek
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thanks Mathew. you were dead-on....http://home.golden.net/~grutledge/images/P1010024.mov
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scary eh?
not bad at all..... just get more stable and you are quite close to a great swing - watch how much the base of your neck moves
work on the right leg stability, while swinging 3 clubs together, which will help you 'swing' the club a touch more and give you a smoother transition, let gravity show you how, and then 'build' speed
looks like you are close to the border of half vs full roll, hard to tell from the clip, so if you are hitting a push/fade, keep that lead forearm rotating through
forward press move is near the extreme, but I suspect once you get stable with the lower body, that won't be a problem
very nice swing, I bet you hit some great shots, just lack consistency due to the movement of the base of the neck and lower body instability
work on the right leg stability, while swinging 3 clubs together, which will help you 'swing' the club a touch more and give you a smoother transition, let gravity show you how, and then 'build' speed
looks like you are close to the border of half vs full roll, hard to tell from the clip, so if you are hitting a push/fade, keep that lead forearm rotating through
forward press move is near the extreme, but I suspect once you get stable with the lower body, that won't be a problem
very nice swing, I bet you hit some great shots, just lack consistency due to the movement of the base of the neck and lower body instability
silvercreek
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dead on ed. some nice shots then its time to roll the bones...thanks for the comments.
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