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And it's been a long time since I did any camping. And the weather just cooled off a little. Not happy.Working is over rated... call in wet.
Thanks Michael. In these videos I have 6 pounds (3 pounds in 2 waist pockets), but you can see two more pockets on the top tank strap. I initially had 2 pounds in those and 4 on my waist. Next time I'll try moving the weight back up and also some more hovering.Trim seems fairly close. It seems as if your butt sinks down slowly when you pause. It shows up at the end of video 1. Mostly its hard to see as you never really stop moving. Except a hover facing the camera in video 2. Moving a little bit of weight higher would fix it.
Frog kick is great for slow moving. As it's symmetrical between left and right, you do not get the slow and awkward rocking back and forth of disjointed tank, body, and leg units, that you can see in the video.
Good work filming it and congratulations.
I haven't spent much time on hovering but will in the future.He makes a great point... can you hover? Every diver should be able to stop without affecting their trim or buoyancy.