[KevCarter]

O.B.
One point I have refreshed myself on is that is IMPOSSIBLE to determine your own flat plane even in a mirror because your head-eyes- are not in a position that eliminates SERIOUS paralax. A camera that is EXACTLY placed on the edge of a plane has no paralax. The only problem is that the plane an camera MUST be readjusted for every plane change. BUT it will not be long before I have a table of plane angles, one angle for each practice club.
And, as long as I'm here again. What I am experimenting with at TOP- STATION- is to make it a true station. STOP and review. I figure if I can't stop there I shouldn't be there anyway. AND I mean top even for a basic motion. 2 feet back and stop. The wiggles come from throwing the club against pp to establish lag pressure then carrying it back down immediatelt. Too convulsive and makes bad efforts.

My personal opinion is all this fear of parallax when using a camera is getting carried away. It's not specific degrees we need to watch, it's alignments in motion. Feel is involved, not just science. We can learn from video no matter the perfect angle or not. Its not ALL science, its a game of feel from mechanics...

It's cool for some guys to disrespect video and its uses by other teachers to build their own programs. A lot of show biz involved in that, no need to throw the baby out with the bath water...

Kevin