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16. maj 2014 0 Af Lars Broberg

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Teaching • Re: Structuring multiple lessons
We have a common student, incidentally, who has this problem. Training the slow to fast MCI exercise they can’t generate enough speed from their forearm to create the fast loops, and so end up shifting weight to try make this happen. That’s a weakness of the frozen wrist approach. The speed has to come from […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
That casters prefer short weights to long weights is a given, its alot harder to have a long weight positioned right, than to get a short one in the right place. Has nothing really to do with the rod, everything to do with the caster CheersLasseLasseSo is this why I find any rod/line combo I […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
I followed up the initial discussion with some practical tests. Using a 'weak link' in my S55 shooting head outfit, I determined that I could apply more force (by the fact the weak link snapped) with a 55g weight than with a 55g fly line. The difference was stark, no matter how aggressive I made […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
I’m happy I asked the question! You guys have some very deep intense thoughts which leads me to believe, I’m more confused now than I was before. I’ll be throwing 100+ feet accurately eventually just not in my time which should have been yesterday .Statistics: Posted by Vinny — Wed Apr 17, 2024 5:55 pm
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
For sure. I believe that the total head weight of a MED5 is 19.4G, which is heavier than a 10WT shooting head. It certainly feels a lot lighter in the air to me. Yes it was very revealing James. Hope you’re having a great week!Cheers, PaulStatistics: Posted by Paul Arden — Wed Apr 17, 2024 […]

Teaching • Re: Structuring multiple lessons
We have a common student, incidentally, who has this problem. Training the slow to fast MCI exercise they can’t generate enough speed from their forearm to create the fast loops, and so end up shifting weight to try make this happen. That’s a weakness of the frozen wrist approach. The speed has to come from […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
That casters prefer short weights to long weights is a given, its alot harder to have a long weight positioned right, than to get a short one in the right place. Has nothing really to do with the rod, everything to do with the caster CheersLasseLasseSo is this why I find any rod/line combo I […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
I followed up the initial discussion with some practical tests. Using a 'weak link' in my S55 shooting head outfit, I determined that I could apply more force (by the fact the weak link snapped) with a 55g weight than with a 55g fly line. The difference was stark, no matter how aggressive I made […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
I’m happy I asked the question! You guys have some very deep intense thoughts which leads me to believe, I’m more confused now than I was before. I’ll be throwing 100+ feet accurately eventually just not in my time which should have been yesterday .Statistics: Posted by Vinny — Wed Apr 17, 2024 5:55 pm
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
For sure. I believe that the total head weight of a MED5 is 19.4G, which is heavier than a 10WT shooting head. It certainly feels a lot lighter in the air to me. Yes it was very revealing James. Hope you’re having a great week!Cheers, PaulStatistics: Posted by Paul Arden — Wed Apr 17, 2024 […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
How much does line stretch come into play with this test James?Cheers, GraemeStatistics: Posted by Graeme H — Wed Apr 17, 2024 1:25 pm
Teaching • Re: Structuring multiple lessons
It is perfectly possible to go through a lesson without ever giving a body centric instruction. I’m not sure it’s totally desirable but, once you get the hang of it, it’s not at all difficult.Yep I agree and mostly my beginners’ lessons are not focused on the body at all nowadays. At least not from […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
I followed up the initial discussion with some practical tests. Using a 'weak link' in my S55 shooting head outfit, I determined that I could apply more force (by the fact the weak link snapped) with a 55g weight than with a 55g fly line. The difference was stark, no matter how aggressive I made […]
Teaching • Re: Structuring multiple lessons
Back to your original point Paul. I have never taught a beginner to Spey cast first but this must surely happen on a regular basis for DH instructors on the big waters. In some respects it would be a good place to start because there is more coordinated whole body movement required in the casting […]
Teaching • Re: Structuring multiple lessons
It’s certainly challenging. With students who keep falling into this trap, I think it’s a good idea to explain why it’s happening and what we are trying to achieve, which is training their movements such they occur autonomically when the big fish appears. Agree that too…starting to agree with you almost as much as Lasse […]

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