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Started 1 year ago by Donovan Craig
Latest reply from Aidas Rygelis

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Donovan Craig
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I have been finding more blogs here and there and I think each of them have something to offer us as a Routesetting community. Therefore Im asking that if you have one or come across one, please could you post it here so that we may all explore in the learning process.

PLEASE NOTE: I would like to have these blogs refer to routesetting specific blogs only.
Not your cool climbing blog or your Climbing teams blog, there are places on this site for those.

Here are the ones I have found enlightening and entertaining:

http://spotsettingblog.wordpress.com/ (not so much instructional as it is creative!)

http://routecrafting.blogspot.com/ (I appreciate the video(s))

Blog away...

Posted 1 year ago #
jf
Member

Hey, thanks man. I'd love to do more videos, but the guy with the HVX200 is elsewhere. :)

Actually, it's kind of hard not to do videos. It's a sport of motion.. text is less than ideal. But hey, what are you gonna do.

Posted 1 year ago #
Donovan Craig
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Yea, Ive managed to script a few videos but have yet to actually produce them. I have a friends HD camera available, but you are right, its a lot harder than you think.

What I have done on paper is great but putting it into visuals is a whole different ball game. Nevertheless I hope to have a video up soon.

I think you have to watch the sequence so that you know what it looks like and then go over every move one at a time, explaining how you achieved the forced outcome.

The other part to setting videos is that if you dont explain something small like, I used a gaston here... people just go "whats a gaston?" and then the whole video might not make sense to them. But you gotta start somewhere I guess.

Happy video making...

Posted 1 year ago #
Aidas Rygelis
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I recently began blogging about routesetting somewhat regularly.
http://canadianroutes.tumblr.com/

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