YouTube training videos

I bought a new camera just recently (an excellent Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT1, waterproof to 3m!!) and take it on some training sessions with me to snap some fantastic pics and videos.

So this is call to post your own YouTube training videos to see what everyone gets up to out training. Here's my first effort - Boxing day hill reps

Excellent stuff Cam, I'm envious of the scenery. Nearest hills for me are about 50 -60k away and it's just flat and boring out here.......

This is spooky. I was going to start a thread for you to post pics from training/racing where ever you happen to be or travel to.

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Nice work Campbell, can you get the camera on your bike?

Not me, and not youtube, but this is a handlebar cam from last Sunday's Glenvale Crit A Grade.. hard to tell in the video, but first 30 minutes was ~ 50kph Avg... Glad I was in B grade!

http://vimeo.com/8298412

This was my Xmas Day ride.. 4hrs 10mins.. 115k.. Did not unclip from the pedals once (which makes for quite a tiring ride!! haha)
This particular stretch of road was a nice 2k climb out of a town called Nowa Nowa on the way to Lakes Entrance..

Yeah it is great that Cam now has a camera..... Unless you are coached by him and you get greeted with it in your face.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cM2yA4BRIkc&feature=related

In the audio Carmichael mentions he is using a 39/28 to climb this hill. I would assume I should use my MTB gearing then.

Campbell M wrote:I bought a new camera just recently (an excellent Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT1, waterproof to 3m!!) and take it on some training sessions with me to snap some fantastic pics and videos.

Ha! I gave that very Camera to my Wife for Christmas.

Another entry...Cradle Mountain running tour

I bought myself the same camera for Xmas. It's great for taking underwater video to look at swimming technique. It's amazing how you can TELL someone what they're doing 100 times and they don't get it, but as soon as you show them the video, the penny drops.