Reply With QuoteYoutube has a feature that allows you to flip a video once it's uploaded. Which you might be better off doing, I can't see too many wanting to download a video from an unknown source (which I'm being forced to do when I click the link).
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300+ squat check
Here's two videos of the same set from my last workout please tell me how it looks how can I make it better. Apologies for the second video cant work out how to flip it right side up.
http://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/...8/840c4e84.mp4
http://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/...8/7e479ccf.mp4
This is the first work set at 138.5kg (305lb). I'm 23 about 5,11 220lb
Last edited by Dan3088; 03-06-2012 at 02:42 PM.
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Youtube has a feature that allows you to flip a video once it's uploaded. Which you might be better off doing, I can't see too many wanting to download a video from an unknown source (which I'm being forced to do when I click the link).
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I don't use YouTube bud shot it on the iPhone and apparently it has no way to flip the video after its taken
It's not really an unknown source just a link to a web video hosted on photo bucket a well know site
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May I suggest the open source tool avidemux to edit (e.g., rotate) and trim your videos? There are probably other suitable choices but this is what I use.
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Any one want to check the form for me then?
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