iPad video app for training

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loesch

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I watched Mark Wilson's 3-part YT video of his clinic where he discusses stance and stroke mechanics. He video taped a students shot and then played it back using an app that showed the timeline out to at least tenths of a second. His tablet looks like an ipad but I can't find any app that looks like what he used. Does anyone know a good app that will allow moving the timeline slowly? It also allowed he to draw lines to see if the stroke remained straight.
 
Patrick Johnson

Patrick Johnson

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loesch said:
I watched Mark Wilson's 3-part YT video of his clinic where he discusses stance and stroke mechanics. He video taped a students shot and then played it back using an app that showed the timeline out to at least tenths of a second. His tablet looks like an ipad but I can't find any app that looks like what he used. Does anyone know a good app that will allow moving the timeline slowly? It also allowed he to draw lines to see if the stroke remained straight.
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Try asking Scott Lee, an instructor that posts here a lot. I've seen him use video software like that.

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SFC9ball

SFC9ball

JimBaker PBIA Instructor
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I use CMV Pro and the Hudle video apps. With CMV Pro the program will allow you to analyse your video up to 720 frames per second, I keep my set at 30 frames as this is more than adequate.
 
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