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Originally Posted by Zeph

I hit a quarter of a small bucket on one recording perhaps. Then I take a break and look at the recording to see what's going on and if what I'm working on is happening or not.

I'm done with recording a session with 2 full buckets and come home to see I didn't do anything different.

Yeah, me too. I'll usually record 6-8 balls at a time in full speed video and review. When I think I've made some progress I'll record a handful at 120 fps and review. I'll usually get between 6 to 8 videos (sometimes as much as 10-12) per range session and I'll review them all as I practice. Then later when I get home I'll upload them to Analyzr and obsess over them for a while and then go down to the basement and obsess some more into my net with a lot of really slow-motion and partial swings(i'll record and obsess over all those swings too...)

Yours in earnest, Jason.
Call me Ernest, or EJ or Ernie.

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