Comments on Right View Pro

Nitric_Acid100+ posts

I have always worked with my son on his hitting, but over the last year I've had him work with a professional instructor. The problem his, whenever the instructor tries to "fix" something, other things get broken. At the moment, son seems to have lost his frame of reference to his "good" swing. I am trying to figure out what is going to be most effective way of getting him back on track.

I'm considering buying the Right View Pro software and taking over the hitting instruction, at least for a while.

So my question is, has anyone here used Right View Pro and if so, what are your thoughts? For $65, the instructional video sounds like a good deal compared to the cost of private lessons. Any thoughts on the video capture/analysis software?

4/1/087:12 AM

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