I developed this 'Technique/Method' for this difficult position years ago!
When it's Six O'clock it doesn't always mean it 's time to eat!
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I tried recreating these shots -
Replay #1
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Replay #3
It's interesting,
I might learn a new pattern,
It's a good way to see if my simulation physics can match reality.
They are nice shots to know, its a tough position but the analysis tool shows that they are really sensitive to pace and 'purity' of the spin (i.e. very little margin for error)
But thanks for sharing it @mr3cushion I await your next article.
Replay #1
Replay #2
Replay #3
It's interesting,
I might learn a new pattern,
It's a good way to see if my simulation physics can match reality.
They are nice shots to know, its a tough position but the analysis tool shows that they are really sensitive to pace and 'purity' of the spin (i.e. very little margin for error)
But thanks for sharing it @mr3cushion I await your next article.
Hi, thanks for trying to reproduce the exact positions in the diagrams!
Here's the video that goes with that chapter of my Book/DVD's, which clearly shows the desired results!
Maybe some adjustments are needed within your program for the, Speed, Effect, and Stroke-Follow-through!
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