Very good demonstration of taking coils. As a learner, this clip is very helpful, I'm miles away from change ringing, bit taking coils is very scary in terms of timing.
I hate to break it to you but when you try to double the speed of your "ringing" you have to do about four times as much work. You're not going to speed up without a doing a hell of a lot more work. These bell ringing videos are "impressive" but only if you don't know how bells actually ring. Which is by keeping the clapper as "stationary" as possible and swinging the bell against it. Not the other way around. A clapper laying against the shell of the bell KILLS the ring. Just like there is a maximum speed at which you're getting any ring at all because the clapper spends more time against the shell than off of it. Maybe you're trying to make it look like its actual human bell ringers doing your fancy "British" bell-ringing instead of automated ringers or recorded bells played through large PA speakers in the bell tower, but however your bells are being rung its not by hand.
Very good demonstration of taking coils. As a learner, this clip is very helpful, I'm miles away from change ringing, bit taking coils is very scary in terms of timing.
Over complicating ringing down in my opinion .
I hate to break it to you but when you try to double the speed of your "ringing" you have to do about four times as much work. You're not going to speed up without a doing a hell of a lot more work. These bell ringing videos are "impressive" but only if you don't know how bells actually ring. Which is by keeping the clapper as "stationary" as possible and swinging the bell against it. Not the other way around. A clapper laying against the shell of the bell KILLS the ring. Just like there is a maximum speed at which you're getting any ring at all because the clapper spends more time against the shell than off of it. Maybe you're trying to make it look like its actual human bell ringers doing your fancy "British" bell-ringing instead of automated ringers or recorded bells played through large PA speakers in the bell tower, but however your bells are being rung its not by hand.
You don't understand the mechanics of change ringing. You would do yourself a service with a little research.
@@robertwwp im with you on this one im a bell ringer myself
"keeping the clapper as "stationary" as possible and swinging the bell against it"... We don't live in Hungary, good person!! 😂😂
im a bell ringer too