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  • gzhpcu
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2005
    • 3211

    #1

    Gzhpcu strokes...

    These are made with my new Casio camera. The lighting was bad, so I processed the videos and lost quality, still, gives an impression. I was training with a friend...
    Forehand:

    Backhand:

    Serve:


    Great to have so much to improve... Slowmotion video helps! Can hardly wait till I can film outdoors with better lighting...
    Regards, Phil
  • klacr
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 2900

    #2
    I like that extension on the forehand Phil. Backhand looks sweet. Serve is definitely your bugaboo. That tossing arm does not go up all the way..like someone else I know

    Kyle LaCroix USPTA
    Boca Raton

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    • gzhpcu
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2005
      • 3211

      #3
      Originally posted by klacr
      That tossing arm does not go up all the way..like someone else I know
      Who?



      Aaah... got it... but you have a low toss, the arm does not go up all the way on the low toss, not enough time...
      Last edited by gzhpcu; 11-27-2014, 08:46 AM.
      Regards, Phil

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      • gzhpcu
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2005
        • 3211

        #4
        I ran the video on the PC and filmed a small segment with my iPhone, which I then pulled into YouTube, and just noticed my wife was on the phone...
        Regards, Phil

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        • klacr
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2010
          • 2900

          #5
          Originally posted by gzhpcu
          Who?



          Aaah... got it... but you have a low toss, the arm does not go up all the way on the low toss, not enough time...
          Still room for improvement with my serve Phil. As there is for you as well.

          Kyle LaCroix USPTA
          Boca Raton

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          • gzhpcu
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2005
            • 3211

            #6
            Originally posted by klacr
            Still room for improvement with my serve Phil. As there is for you as well.
            Would be boring if we were perfect: we wouldn't be on this forum... Thank you, John....
            Regards, Phil

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            • stotty
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2009
              • 6629

              #7
              Casio

              Your camera has the same problem as mine. The picture is grainy when shooting high-speed indoors and under floodlights. I work a lot under floodlights and have never found a camera that can produce good quality clips in this kind of light. I am told the Olympus TG3 can.
              Stotty

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