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Posted: Tue 7. Feb 2017, 06:14
by Ron May
Tristan, it's funny how that happens isn't it ?
It happens to me too.

Ron

Posted: Tue 7. Feb 2017, 07:46
by Tristan Foy
I knew I wouldn't be the only one! You always seem to handle yourself quite well in your videos, though. :-)

Posted: Thu 9. Feb 2017, 06:24
by Tristan Foy
As promised, albeit a day late, this is my video of the cross over after 10 "days" of practice. As you will notice, I was struggling with the second crack, but I have been able to do it.

I think it's a remarkable sign of progress I can go whole sessions, or multiple-lengthed sessions without whacking myself now (although I did wing my hand and hair today).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=726dN_98YVg

Posted: Thu 9. Feb 2017, 12:48
by Ron May
Tristan, that is a sign of progress.

Maybe you could start the first crack higher up on the right. It might be too low where it is now.
Slow down. Take a 5 second pause in between attempts. It will help you focus.

You are definitely improving and that's something to be proud of.

Ron

Posted: Thu 9. Feb 2017, 19:15
by Ben Varsek
(post #36): You are absoulutely right Robert, I need to work a lot more on the first part of the crossover. I've been practicing the crossover (particularly the first part) during the last couple of days and it's slowly improving :)



Tristan, congratulations on your improvement and thank's for sharing your video !!!

I know that "camera phenomenon" very well - it happens to me so often that my wife has asked me several times if I "act like that" on purpose when she is filming me :)


All the best
Ben