Stroke length in relation to style

[Paul Arden]

I’m happy to use the term “technique” rather than “style” for our purposes. I think that will be simpler and we should probably avoid the term “style” altogether.

Cheers, Paul

[nicholasfmoore]

Hi all,

Yes it can get a bit confusing

Glad you didn't mention the painting technique where paint is sucked up into your anus and.. You get the picture artists......

LOL Lasse!

All the best

Nick

[Lasse Karlsson]

I’m happy to use the term “technique” rather than “style” for our purposes. I think that will be simpler and we should probably avoid the term “style” altogether.

Cheers, Paul

Finally!

[John Waters]

Yep, correct decision, now we can focus on casting technique exposure.

John

[Paul Arden]

I’m still not entirely sure how we will do this. One idea is to analyse some well known casters. But also it might be a good opportunity to allow for reader uploads where we can analyse their stroke. That way we could kill two birds with one stone.

I’ll find out about a video upload platform for Sexyloops so we can bypass YouTube/Vimeo. I’ll have an answer in a few days.

Cheers, Paul

[Paul Arden]

What do people think about combining stoke analysis with research into stroke fundamentals as well as analysing members’ strokes along with giving advice? We should certainly start with analysing some techniques like 170, closed stance accuracy, Rajeff style distance etc.

I haven’t heard back from my web people on a video uploaded for the Board. I’ll ping them again.

Cheers, Paul

[Bianchetti Ivan]

You could also make a checklist, on which to mark the various movements, of each pitcher, to find at the end a sufficient number of movements to define the area in which to place it?