How I tackle the Rooftop Barricade

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Tried something new today with the editing techniques for you guys!
Got a stylus and learned to draw on the screen while voice overlapping, so hopefully you guys enjoy this new style of critiquing and breaking down the training process!
If this is easier for you guys to see what I am looking at when I am reviewing my video work, I will absolutely continue to do this for you guys, drop a comment on whether or not this is a useful technique to break down training focus!
Hope you guys enjoy watching!
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Комментарии : 6

@bunyon0341 День назад

I think this teaching modality is clutch

@matthewsolo5162 День назад

Me too! I intend to do more like this, pretty excited to have this ability to highlight with the stylus!

@richardmullowney7440 День назад

nice job

@matthewsolo5162 День назад

Thank you!!

@williamderry597 День назад

Great video and analysis. We get challenged with the reverse roof shot quite a bit. Typically people use a tripod as a bipod, but it’s an ungainly solution. I am thinking a triple pull and backpack would work well, based on Marcellus Blanchard’s book. What do you think?

@matthewsolo5162 День назад

That’s actually a really good idea! I actually have a two vets tripod that you can remove the third leg. So it will act as an extremely long bipod when I am in mountainous terrain. Actually could work as the triple pull I think!