A Game Golf Instruction How-To Stop Slicing the Golf Ball
visit http://www.AGameGolfInstruction.com for hundreds of golf instruction videos. This golf instruction video explains different causes for hitting a slice and gives you some methods and drills that you can use to stop slicing the golf ball. This golf video covers essential points of a solid setup and golf swing to prevent slicing the golf ball including the golf grip, mechanics of the slice, getting the correct swing plane and swing path, learning what correct release looks like and how to release the golf club correctly and effectively, and correct golf ball position at address. This golf instruction video illustrates some golf drills to help you make changes and eliminate your slice showing overhead and side views so you can easily see how to implement the changes into your golf swing.
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Learn how to properly wear your MBT Shoes. This video explains the benefits and proper techniques for wearing Masai Shoes.
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ATV/Motorcycle Silencer Repacking Instructions - muffler packing
Simple instructions on how to repack your ATV or motorcycle exhaust/muffler. Demonstrated on the LEXX MXe exhaust. This process works on most 4-stroke and 2-stroke exhausts.
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Scooter Lee - Rita's Waltz - Line Dance Instruction
From Scooter Lee's "Starter Series Level 1" (DVD) Dance Name: Rita's Waltz Choreographer: Jo Thompson Dance Type: Waltz Rhythm Line Dance Song Used: Rita's Waltz Dance Step: 4 Wall/24 Counts ____ For more information, or to purchase this video on DVD, visit us at: http://www.scooterlee.com The music from this video can be purchased on CD or download at: iTunes Music Store: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=6340223 Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Scooter-Lee/e/B000ARC6N2/ref=ntt_mus_gen_pel ____ Presented by: Dancing For The Dream® http://www.dancingforthedream.com ____
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Traxxas Slash 4x4 Demo At I Hobby 2009
Traxxas Slash 4x4 demo at IHobby. These trucks have 4wd and the traxxas vxl brushless system.
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Rachel Brice: Bellydance Arms & Posture
Rachel Brice is a contemporary innovator in Tribal Fusion Style Belly Dance based in San Francisco. She is the artistic director and choreographer for The Indigo Belly Dance Company and frequent performer with the Bellydance Superstars. The DVD (Bellydance Arms and Posture with Rachel Brice) goes into the real meat of the lesson - the "shoulder sequence". It is an approximately 10 minute progression of shoulder and arm strengthening exercises. This is the most valuable part of the DVD. Like I said above, my teacher does most of these exercises or ones that work the same muscles in class, but she works arms and shoulders a lot. I know there are a lot of teachers out there who do not focus on arms as much. This is followed by explanations of 5 "arm undulations and pathways" - these were definitely very tribal in style, but an intermediate or above cabaret dancer would have little trouble adapting aspects of these movements to her own style. One thing that struck me, though, is that the back cover of the DVD states that this DVD would help you create the "illusion of bonelessness" in your arm movements. And while Rachel gives a great mechanical breakdown of how to do these movements, she never talks about how to create that bonelessness, or gives any other insight beyond the mechanics of the movement. Nor does she seem to cover "carriage" or "coiling" like the title promises. (Who wrote the materials on the front and back covers?) She assembles the movements presented above into a combination, which is intended to illustrate including arm work into your dancing. This combination, however, included no hip work at all, so I felt it really does not show you how to incorporate the arm movements into a well-rounded dance. Finally, she ends the instructional portion with about 10 minutes of stretching and relaxation. The DVD ends with a performance, in which she *does* do some hip work, so I think the performance is a bit more illustrative of incorporating arm movement into dance than the combination was. Unfortunately, the performance segment was filmed and edited in such a way that the camera is constantly moving, and is seemingly constantly switching from camera angle to camera angle. There was this weird little lame effect where she goes into a back bend, then the camera slides to the side, so it looks like she's laying down and being pulled off-screen. So unnecessary. She is a beautiful dancer - her dancing is more than interesting enough to keep people's attention without all the MTV-esque video editing. Overall, this DVD is really constructed at a pretty basic level. It is mostly appropriate for beginning level tribal dancers or intermediate dancers of all styles who do not get much in the way of arm instruction from their regular teacher. It's not an in-depth treatment of the subject, but it's priced attractively for beginners. You can purchase her DVD or VHS at http://www.bellyshop.co.uk
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Hobby Insider #1: Model Factory Hiro (part 2)
The second half of HobbyLink Japan's visit to the facilities of Model Factory Hiro. Don't miss the section on how white metal parts are cast.
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The Hobby Box Tour of the Shop!
Hi Guys, Many many people have asked for a tour. I put it off because my store is small and I figured it would be a rather boring video. I don't have the fancy shop with all the singles and autographed memorabilia balls, jerseys and such. But hope you like it and thanks for watching. Chris J.
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10 Random Hobby Box Break. Limited, Chirography, Absolute +
A bunch of random boxes
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