The Camera is Your Friend

[BWallace10327]

Anyone film themselves shooting?  Periodically I do.  It is a tremendous aid and I would recommend the practice to anyone who has yet to achieve perfection in their shooting.

[McDave]

+1.  It is particularly useful to discover creeping, head movement, and alignment issues.  In other words, things one has done wrong for so long that they feel right.

[reddogge]

I had a golf pro who gave me a lot of lessons over the years. He never used a camera rather corrected things in my swing and they would feel a certain way to me after his corrections. By repetition muscle memory would take over and guide me.

However if you don't have the benefit of a coach standing there and correcting your each and every fault I would say a camera would be the second best help.

I could never correct my own swing by looking at videos or picture though.

[BWallace10327]

Lets just say I have plenty of blatant corrections.

[longbow fanatic 1]

I film myself frequently to examine my release and form. I find it really helps reinforce good form habits.

[crazynate]

I film myself all the time now  that I have an iPhone it's very helpful and I've corrected a few mistakes because of it. Everyone should do it