Ideally you use this feedback to direct regular practice sessions, thereby leading to your becoming a better fly caster. The instructor educates you on proper technique, observes and analyzes your performance, and provides you with feedback. In order to become better casters, some fly anglers take lessons with casting instructors. One of the biggest problems with overcoming these obstacles is your inability to see yourself cast. Add to this that what we think we’re doing when we cast is often very different from what we’re actually doing (this is true of casters of all levels). The typical beginner looks at a fly cast and believes the caster is using the rod to throw line back and forth in the air, and this misunderstanding is reflected in his technique when he attempts to cast the line. For starters, what’s actually happening in the skill in question is often very different than what it looks like is happening. There are a number of challenges with trying to learn any physical skill. Even if you happen to choose a sports analysis software package other than Hudl Technique, I’m sure there’s still plenty in this post that you’ll find helpful. I’m simply providing this information to you in the interest of your becoming a better fly caster. Just to be clear, I have no connection with Hudl other than as a customer (I’m sure they don’t know I exist). Neither am I, but I was able to figure it out pretty quickly, and I’m confident this post will help you do the same. If you’re not particularly tech-savvy, don’t worry about it. Perhaps the best part is that you’ll be able to do all of this even if your casting coach doesn’t know a thing about the technology. After that, we’ll cover how to use the app to get instant visual feedback during a lesson, as well as how to create permanent voiced-over video reviews you can use to direct your practice sessions until your next lesson. Next, we’ll review Hudl’s basic analytical features and functions and how you might use them. In this post I’ll explain how this technology will improve your casting, and I’ll show you how to get started quickly and inexpensively. The purpose of this post is to get you, the student of fly casting, up and running with video fly casting analysis using the Hudl Technique app. I’m so convinced of this that I’ve assembled this ebook-in-the-form-of-a-blog-post on the subject. Video analysis software is going to revolutionize the way fly casting is taught and learned.

The most important tool yet developed for learning and teaching fly casting was not invented by a fly angler.

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