lyleoross
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He's using it in pretty much the same way skiing does.
I think you're correct, funny enough, I was misusing it for skiing. After reading your reply I did a bit of research.
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He's using it in pretty much the same way skiing does.
Drone angle I've been playing with for In the bags. Add tracker and I think we're on to something.
That's the idea!
Side note:
You guys before Swards: Where is swards, i need swards, whenis swards gonna be out, i need to watch that vid.
You guys after Swards: <Crickets>
Anyway... Rocky Mountain Champs round 1 part 1 is up. Rest should be coming daily or close to it. (3 rounds plus final 9)
Yeah we've come a long way in a couple years!
I think you're referring to playlists on youtube? They are clutch! :thmbup:
2015 Worlds was great. Round 4 and 5 are nuts. Paul was playing out of his mind.
@Royalhghnss
Thanks for the vids. Love watching what you and your team put out, especially the tourneys I get to play every year.
Also, for anyone wondering...Montana sucks, tell your friends. :|
Glad Rocky Mt. had a R1 "super card". Bummed I skipped out on playing there when I had the chance.
I don't think the straight top down view is the best angle for in the bags as it gives no idea of the release angle or height. I do like top down for form analysis though. It kind of looks like the discs are rolling instead of flying, and you are so "zoomed out" to get the whole flight that the disc is like a pixel in size.
Couldn't agree more regarding round 5. I love that I can go back and re-live being there live! :thmbup:
BTW, give me a definition of fall line as used in RMC. I know what it means for skiing, at least I think I do, but not here. Is he discussing the transition point in the turnover or flex?
After watching more, seems like he means the way the terrain falls off.
He's using it in pretty much the same way skiing does.
Probably gonna have Ron back on for round 3 and Final 9.
I thought he was great.
Sorry for the lack of heckling; been too busy watching the Swards and RMC coverage
The over head shots are all great until the battery dies and the drone falls on Paul's head.
I dunno, that Final 9 in 2014 was pretty crazy.
@Royalhghnss
Thanks for the vids. Love watching what you and your team put out, especially the tourneys I get to play every year.
Also, for anyone wondering...Montana sucks, tell your friends. :|
I grew up in Oregon. The line when you saw someone with a California license was to say, "Orygun sucks, it rains all the time." Good luck keepin' the furiners out.
I really liked hearing his input on the course design.
As usual the work you and your crew do is top notch! :clap:
Man that upper course at Bohart looks even better than the lower on. That place has quickly rocketed to the top of my destination list. Only 11ish hours away....
Is the "Keyhole" Upper #8 at Bohart? Whatever # it is, that drop zone seems out of character for the course and the design. I like having Ron on commentary, he does a good job. The extra time on the drone hole preview is perfect for Ron to drop knowledge.
Is the "Keyhole" Upper #8 at Bohart? Whatever # it is, that drop zone seems out of character for the course and the design. I like having Ron on commentary, he does a good job. The extra time on the drone hole preview is perfect for Ron to drop knowledge.
I understand the need for the DZ, but thought it looked like the location of the DZ didn't offer much of a line? Does the DZ line up with the key hole, or another gap? Maybe I need to go back and rewatch, and listen.
Anyone coming to play this season should get excited for these changes.
I understand the need for the DZ, but thought it looked like the location of the DZ didn't offer much of a line? Does the DZ line up with the key hole, or another gap? Maybe I need to go back and rewatch, and listen.
Gotcha. Yeah, the DZ is about 5-10 feet past the mando trees square in between them. Pretty well lined up with the key hole, about 110-120 short of the opening. Tough shot to get on the green. Christian mentions using a quasi grenade to get over the trees and drop in as opposed to trying to pure the little gap.
Hey Brent, I heard you a the MAN! But I also heard Montana sucks, so why would I want to come play?
Part 2 up today, Final 9 should be up tomorrow :thmbup: