Unless you are just talking about address....then I say centered is def. fine. (as a standard for most people/most shots)
Too bad we have to keep getting into this over and over again really.....it's a little grating on everyone I think...(but that's the way it goes I guess)
Unless you are just talking about address....then I say centered is def. fine. (as a standard for most people/most shots)
Birdie,
It keeps coming up because it's a very important topic for another instructor and because there is still confusion. We need to keep addressing it until it becomes clear. There is FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) coming our way regarding how it's taught by Lynn, Ted and others. As a result, it needs to be clarified.
I think if you do a search here, I you will find that the centered head (or base of the neck) is taken at impact fix. That center doesn't sway. In addition, it doesn't cause a reverse pivot like you might be led to believe. That in my opinion is a function of faulty hip movement. Hula Hula.
We aren't seeking any battles here. But the guns have already been fired our way. So, we clarify, and clarify some more.
Lynn will return from teaching a group of professionals in Germany on the 17th. I know he's anxious to address this topic.
(maybe you are waiting for Lynn to clear this up?)
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Anyway....I agree Bagger. This is important. (for everyone)
What's "right" is (somewhat) subjective. (obviously)
In the end all anyone (from either side of the argument) can do is present info.
I actually do like debate
(definitely)...it gets things done (and needs to be done)....
My comments just came from how I'm just am getting a bad feeling about this getting negative.
Although that's often bound to happen if both sides want to be correct, right? (which is very important- to believe in what you think is right, that is) So there's nothing anyone can do....even if it gets heated.
Both sides (seem to) believe strongly in what they're doing....
....Lynn from his dealings with Homer and interpretations of the book, as well as some teaching experience.
....and Brian from his teaching experience as well as, apparently, his own observations of the tour.
The rest of us have made up our mind (hopefully) from taking this all in....+ individual experience. (in whatever)
I get the feeling this has to be one of those "agree to disagree" things....
I'm not gonna lie....I'm partial to the "base of neck"....but that's my perogative. And I'd hope I'd be able to suppport it. (civily)....(but then again- this is Lynn's site and he can teach what he wants)
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As a photographer I have a tripod with a head on it that moves in three ways. Regardless of the direction- the head remains centered over the legs. If you rotate the head from one eye position to another- so what. Did the head move away from center?
I never like the way a single line is drawn from the ball to the head to measure movement. Draw two lines from the legs to the face/eyes and you will see very little head movement and never a sway.
This has been such a crock of BS. Over what two inches or less? Well it is one way to split up something as cool as HK's TGM as anything.
Originally Posted by birdie_man
Where is there "FUD"?
(maybe you are waiting for Lynn to clear this up?)
...
Anyway....I agree Bagger. This is important. (for everyone)
What's "right" is (somewhat) subjective. (obviously)
In the end all anyone (from either side of the argument) can do is present info.
I actually do like debate
(definitely)...it gets things done (and needs to be done)....
My comments just came from how I'm just am getting a bad feeling about this getting negative.
Although that's often bound to happen if both sides want to be correct, right? (which is very important- to believe in what you think is right, that is) So there's nothing anyone can do....even if it gets heated.
Both sides (seem to) believe strongly in what they're doing....
....Lynn from his dealings with Homer and interpretations of the book, as well as some teaching experience.
....and Brian from his teaching experience as well as, apparently, his own observations of the tour.
The rest of us have made up our mind (hopefully) from taking this all in....+ individual experience. (in whatever)
I get the feeling this has to be one of those "agree to disagree" things....
I'm not gonna lie....I'm partial to the "base of neck"....but that's my perogative. And I'd hope I'd be able to suppport it. (civily)....(but then again- this is Lynn's site and he can teach what he wants)
I'm not gonna lie....I'm partial to the "base of neck"....but that's my perogative. And I'd hope I'd be able to suppport it. (civily)....(but then again- this is Lynn's site and he can teach what he wants)
Birdie - FUD is the process of creating a belief system which isn't true by the use of fear, uncertainty and doubt.
There ya go. You've taken it hook, line and sinker. You believe that LBG is opposed to the base of the neck pivot center. Where did you get that idea?
In my spare time, I'll be mining for specific references where Lynn says base of the neck is a valid option. Won't take long, but I'd much rather work on videos. Ah here we go...
Again, where did you get the idea that the base of the neck is a LBG no no? That would be FUD that you picked up somewhere...recently...by someone you trust.
Looks like there is pretty clear agreement to me.
By both parties. Quite some time ago.
But we (LBG) have been Tried, Convicted and Sentenced in the Koolaid Court.
Want more.
I think I've already provided a pretty good set of links on the subject in the poll thread.
There ya go. You've taken it hook, line and sinker. You believe that LBG is opposed to the base of the neck pivot center. Where did you get that idea?
Bah no hook line or sinker I don't think. What I understand is Lynn and company (if you will) prefer the "tripod." I dunno....I've just never seen much emphasis on anything else. (ever) Maybe I have it wrong but I dunno. Please fill me in if I'm wrong. Honestly. (I'm really not being sarcastic...I want to get that across)
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In my spare time, I'll be mining for specific references where Lynn says base of the neck is a valid option. Won't take long, but I'd much rather work on videos. Ah here we go...
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