I took some frames from excellent "Lifted" movie and combined them into one image: IMO this visualises technique somewhat better than looking video (or if not better, then it's at least good complemental material). If someone else is interested in such images as well, then they can be seen here:http://www.swoard.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=1
(with kind permission from EC team to publish such "derivative work").
I have intention to create some other sequences as well, if they are ready, then I'll announce here.
Images are not "correct in space": i.e. that frame positions are moved in order to avoid overlapping (I think that more important is to see rider's position). But timely they should be more-or-less correct, fps is indicated in image (I hope that Quicktime exported images correctly in this regard
My ultimate target is to create similar sequences from my ride and compare them with master's style in order to learn, what and when I do wrong. I have strong suspicion about some mistakes, but need strong evidence and such photo comparing will provide it... But I won't publish my riding sequence, as it's not something to look at
BTW, winter is not very far: today morning was so cold that I could see my breath already
My shoulders and hips are not kept parallel to the board long enough. When I get up, I'm facing the tip too early instead of keeping a position that helps to close the turn better. But maybe I'm anticipating the next backside turn.
