Hey Matt! Thanks for your video. It would be awesome if you made a video to describe positive ice vs negative ice. I’ve heard it used in my curling games and think it would help newer curlers. Thanks!!!
@@CurlingClass I want to say more concave type of ice. I currently play on a league where we play on arena ice (Utah Olympic Oval). We don’t have any dedicated ice clubs or anything close by.
@@CurlingClass Also, I think it might be helpful to have the over-top camera angle. I know thats probably logistically challenging... but it would definitely take your vids up a notch. Maybe Curling Canada could sponsor the effort and you could use their production team?
WOW!!! Finally. A well explained tutorial about angles and turns. THANK YOU!!!
I am loving the no fingers, no knees appliqués on the ice at Royal Montréal!
Excellent work - thanks!
Hey Matt! Thanks for your video. It would be awesome if you made a video to describe positive ice vs negative ice. I’ve heard it used in my curling games and think it would help newer curlers.
Thanks!!!
Hi Trevor. Are you referring to a concave vs convex sheet of ice? So for example a skip may give “negative” ice to hit a stone on the wings.
@@CurlingClass I want to say more concave type of ice. I currently play on a league where we play on arena ice (Utah Olympic Oval). We don’t have any dedicated ice clubs or anything close by.
Thank you!!!! great great great video... although I have to say, the slow-mo walk-away makes me lol :)
I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Hey, I’m not here to just educate, but also to entertain :)
@@CurlingClass Also, I think it might be helpful to have the over-top camera angle. I know thats probably logistically challenging... but it would definitely take your vids up a notch. Maybe Curling Canada could sponsor the effort and you could use their production team?
Is it like a tactical line
Using an in-turn or out-turn for the stone, does that also change the out come for the hit?
Yea it can.
how did red on sheet 1 score a ten-ender in the 6th end?
One of the stones broke into 3 equal pieces. Just kidding :) We use that last rung for blanked ends.
@@CurlingClass ah that makes sense. Most clubs in Winnipeg have a dedicated peg on the left for blank ends
why does he not line up to the CENTER of the back rock?