Moving the High Point

This past Monday Don Wang and I attempted to move his low point off of his right hip around to the back more. The following are videos that show what we attempted to do.

1 Turn 10-2-08

This is a video that we shot on the 2nd of October earlier this year. This is about 3 weeks after we began working on weight.

1 Turn 11-24-08

This video shows how Don is winding low and back on his right side. Because of that his high point isn't in the front of the ring at all more so at about 30-40 degrees. This explains the lack of balance and the inability to accelerate the ball. Once we focused on getting the low point back to 345-350 Don was able to move the ball around rather than attempting to maintain his balance.

3 Turn with Weight

This is a 3 turn with the weight again focusing on balance.  We need to spend some more time just working to smooth out the turns so Don can get into position to properly accelerate the ball.

3 Turn with Short Hammer

This is three turns where Don focuses on staying balanced. He's also working on keeping his low point in the back of the ring some where around 345 degrees if 0 is the direct back of the ring and the front is 180 degrees.