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Hello Youtube.

I am Torstein from Cinema Terror and today I went deep into the world of Hong Kong sleaze

and what I found is an obscure film from 1985 that are based on some gruesome real life

murders that occurred only a few years before this movie was made.

The film is called Hong Kong Butcher and here are my thoughts on it.

Hong Kong Butcher tells the story, or rather displays the acts of a loner taxi driver in

Hong Kong.

He uses his occupation to stalk and prey on young females that he for some reason or another

singles out.

That's basically it, we don't really have any protagonist to get ourselves attached

to or anything like that.

There are other characters than the main killer present in the film, but they serve no or

little purpose except being victims for the butcher.

The main thing that I kept from this experience was that this is a dull film.

There are so many scenes that hardly go anywhere and at times I had trouble seperating the

characters as it felt like none of them really mattered anyway.

I guess the filmmakers just wanted to tell this horrific story and wasn't all that interested

in exploring the mental state of the killer or anything like that.

Him we see driving around, occassionally harassing women and then at times he snaps and murders

some of them.

Nothing else.

The rest of his acts seem very inconsistent and all over the place so it's hard to understand

his persona.

I can understand that they didn't want to humanize a real life killer, but you are also

creating a movie and not a documentary so they have to give us something.

If not, then focus on the investigation or give more backstory to the poor victims of

this madman.

And the only moment where they tried to do something was at the very end with a cringeworthy

dialogue scene between the killer and one of his potential victims.

It was very out of character from everything we have seen from him in the rest of the film,

so yeah, not well executed.

Hong Kong Butcher also doesn't have all that much to deliver to what I would believe would

be its target audience, fans of shock and gore.

Yeah, there are some brutal murder scenes that are dirty and nasty to watch, but they

are few and between and do not compare to other brutal films we got from the same time

period.

This is not the only film based on the horrible real life acts that this movie is based on.

The same backstory was used once more in 1992 with the more known Dr. Lamb.

Although it's been a while since I've seen that, I would still say that you should rather

go see that one instead of seeking out the Hong Kong Butcher.

Hong Kong Butcher is a film that sounds more horrible than what it really contains.

It's a boring film with some violence in it every now and then, and that's all it has

going for it.

I can see other fans of Hong Kong sleaze being curious about this, but even if this is the

type of film you could find interest in, I am not going to recommend that you spend your

time on it.

While I didn't have the biggest hope in the world for Hong Kong Butcher, it still disappointed

me.

Hong Kong Butcher only gets a 1.5 out of 5.

Has anyone else out there seen Hong Kong Butcher?

Did you like it more than I did?

What 80's Hong Kong sleaze do you believe more people should check out?

Let me know in the comment section below.

If you enjoy these types of films from Hong Kong, then you might want to check out my

review of Love to Kill from 1993.

So yeah, go do that.

And as always, thank you so much for spending your time on this channel.

I do appreciate it and I hope you'll be back soon again for more horror movie reviews here

on Cinema Terror.

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Callaway Apex Iron Review - Duration: 2:14.

(Jon Levy) Here at Callaway Headquarters with Dave Neville, we're talking Apex irons. Dave,

it's been three years, we've got new Apex irons, talk about them.

(Dave Neville) Yeah, it's taken three years to improve on the previous Apex. This is really our

statement iron, you know this is a forged players distance iron. We really feel

like it's the ultimate forged players distance iron that's out there. The

first thing you'll notice is incredible feel, incredible good looks but a ton of

technology under the hood as well. (Levy) Okay, so two different models, talk about just

some of the main features and benefits of each. (Neville) So, the the features and

benefits kind of go across both models and different type of packages. So one

thing you'll see is the 360 Face Cup so very, very thin face cup. We've added a

new technology that brings a little bit of spin back in the in the scoring irons

some spin control, VFT. You'll also notice the urethane microspheres are in

there. We first put that into Rogue, that gives you incredible sound and feel but

still able to to flex to retain ball speed. Then a mim tungsten weight, so

a custom tungsten weight of every single iron, this allows us to position the

center of gravity exactly where we want it. So there's just a ton of technology

in all these irons but in a gorgeous forged players look.

(Levy) Yeah and I think the look is a really cool part of the

story here. I'm holding my favorite, the pro version. (Neville) I can't get this out of your hands.

(Levy) It really does look, specifically this, really does look like

a players club in a blade. (Neville) Yeah, so this is gonna be our number one played iron

on Tour but can also be played by the low handicapper who wants to play the

same type of iron that's out there on Tour but wants all of that distance

technology. So it has the face cup in there, has the urethane microspheres, the

mim tungsten weight, all that technology but just packed into a beautiful compact shape.

(Levy) So that's the irons and talk about the hybrid. (Neville) The Apex hybrid,

we're bringing Jailbreak technology to an Apex hybrid for the first time. The

Apex hybrid is the better players hybrid, a true long iron replacement. So it's mid

launch, mid spin, you're able to hold greens. It's not draw bias, it kind of has

that neutral CG. So it's really for that better player who wants to pull a 2-iron,

a 3-iron out of their bag. (Levy) New apex irons from Callaway. Dave, can

we go hit these now? (Neville) Let's do it.

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Pornhub 2018 Year in Review - Discussion - Duration: 3:59.

Hello it's Bryan Petkau from Renewed Hope Counselling and this is the last day of 2018.

I just wanted to talk a little bit about a report that was recently released from the

largest online porn site in the world, called Pornhub.

On an annual basis they do these year in review numbers.

So I just want to quickly cover some of those numbers and give a few thoughts around them.

So in 2018 Pornhub claims that they had over 33.5 Billion visits to their website, which

equates to an average daily visit count of 92 million which is, just a staggering number.

To average that down that's more than 4 visits to the site per person on the face of the

earth.

And it's also a big increase from last year, they are saying it's a 5 billion site visit

increase from year prior which is massive.

Another item on this report that I think stands out is 29% of the visitors were women, and

I think that women get a little bit lost in this conversation, they get forgotten about.

So almost one-third of the visitors were female according to Pornhub.

They also released this table of the most searched for content.

Types of pornography that people are searching for.

So the first thing - do I think these numbers are accurate?

I don't know, I mean nobody is going to go and verify these numbers, do I trust Pornhub

to put out accurate numbers in the first place, I don't know.

Even if they are half, these numbers are staggering.

A question I ask myself though every year when these come out is "why would they even

release these in the first place?"

I find myself distrustful of pornography sites, I don't think it's a case of a bunch of really

good corporate citizens sitting around a table saying "you know what, we need to release

these numbers, we need to let people know the vast, (what should I say), the problematic

visitor count."

Like, when you talk about over 4 visits per person on the face of the earth, that's pretty

alarming.

So I don't think it's a bunch of good corporate citizens trying to put that out.

What I do think, I think it's their attempt to normalize it.

I think it's their attempt to have addicts or people who use pornography on a regular

basis look at these numbers and go "oh ya, I'm just kind of like everybody else and I

mean everybody is doing it, why shouldn't I."

Also in the case of the type of pornography, they release these statistics as to what's

being searched for, it's my hunch that the goal there is for people to look at some of

those categories and, again, normalize it a little bit for themselves and go "well,

at least I'm not looking at this, or at least at I'm not looking at that."

I think there's a purpose behind it and I know that for myself, I can feel like the

inner addict in me looking at these numbers and that inner addict wants to say "ya, I

mean everybody is doing it" and start to try to make excuses for myself to engage or something

like that.

So it definitely has, I definitely have a reaction to this.

So, I just wanted to get on and talk a little bit about that, I mean those numbers are being

shared, at least in the circles I follow, quite a bit.

I don't trust them, but I do believe the usage is huge.

So, last day of 2018, just wishing everybody a happy new year, and if in 2019 one of your

goals is to start facing some problematic use of pornography, feel free to reach out.

There are resources on my website or feel free to send me an email.

Happy new year everybody and stay safe.

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Life Cycle of the Monarch Butterfly Toys that Teach Review Safariology - Duration: 5:00.

okay so today we're doing another product review continuing my series on

toys that teach and this is by Safari ology and of course here's the packet

today we're talking about the life-cycle of the monarch butterfly this is broadly

interesting to kids butterflies are cool caterpillars are cool and this kit is

pretty interesting in itself and is a great way to introduce your kids to the

life cycle of butterflies of all species starts with eggs then there's a

caterpillar here you also have the third stage the chrysalis and then the most

conspicuous and exciting part for kids is the butterfly itself so this is the

monarch butterfly and we're gonna take it out and I'm gonna go over some

details about it like other Safari limited toys here this is four years of

age and older not for children under three small parts they could choke on

them although this kit compared to the others does not have very many tiny

parts associated with it so of the grouping it's pretty safe hand-painted

as are the others here that we've reviewed and this is the manufacturer

this one comes from Miami Lakes Florida Safari Limited .com I paid full price for

these and bought them on Amazon so first let's take a look they're out of the

packet now and we have the caterpillar and then we have the leaves that the

eggs and caterpillars have hatched on best way to find monarchs in the first

place and the caterpillar stage is to look for the damage on the milkweed that

they're living on here we have the chrysalis and then the hatched out

monarch butterfly I like the details it's it's okay we're gonna look at the

leaf here up close again they've done a great job this is supposed to be a

milkweed leaf and we know that the milkweed is what the monarch butterfly

lays her eggs on about 200 maybe and then they hatch out in a few days these

little caterpillars will eat these eggs that are shown here on the leaf and then

you have tiny caterpillars hopefully Yellowjackets don't snatch them and fly

away and eat them to feed their young so then we have the caterpillar itself now

these are instars they go through five phases

instars and that's the caterpillar eats milkweed sheds its skin and then gets

larger as it goes you see these bottom feet here that it

uses to hold on to the milkweed leaves and then of course the four legs the six

legs that later become the part of the butterfly legs themselves don't see very

well they smell really well and then they chew the leaves up great appetite

then they're going to attach themselves to a piece of wood and you're gonna have

this Chrysalis and it's gonna no longer be on the milkweed plant now they

hand-painted it again like the other pieces and they put a black strip on I

was kind of disappointed that they didn't make this look jeweled the way

they are and when you find them there should be little yellow or gold spots

along the top there and then down near the bottom there's a little raised spots

and those should be gold also yeah so not excited about the time they took to

paint this one could have been better now we have the butterfly itself and

this is kind of rubbery and flexible and kids can old it and look it over the

eyes are pretty good it has a rolled-up tongue it has the antennae the abdomen

the markings are pretty faithful and this is a pretty good example of the

adult monarch butterfly and of course it's going to live to do nothing but sip

nectar and then just going to mate with another butterfly and then they're gonna

lay their eggs and the cycle repeats so we have the monarch butterfly lifecycle

here and kids can hold it pretty forgiving I don't think they're gonna

break it none of these pieces in here seem very tough they're kind of rubbery

I think this is an excellent kit or toys that teach young children and the

exciting part too is once they see these as a toy they'll be able to go outside

and probably easily find these in North America we have an acre of milkweed on

my property and it's going to be great to use these to teach my grandchildren

and then go outside and have them explore and identify the actual

specimens so what do I think of the kid overall

of the ones I reviewed this is really good

and these are inexpensive great educational toys if you have a child

that you want to have start a nature collection and their room and put these

on their shelf or something this is going to be excellent the life cycle of

the monarch butterfly is a very good kit I definitely would give this five stars

and I like it thank you for watching I hope this review was helpful

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South African Ration Review: 2018 SANDF 24H MRE Menu 8 Part 1 of 2 - Duration: 18:07.

Hi This is BlindFox welcome at my last interview before we start if you want to

subscribe to this channel go and push that little button on the right hand

bottom of the screen if you want to donate you can buy me

some vouchers at Emory mountain comm I want to do some meter national rations

and that's most likely where we'll get some rations from or if you want to

become a patron go and join my patreon page the link is in the description

below this is a indie if Russian 24 hours menu number eight like all the

other South African Russians it is in a box covered by plastic I don't know what

this weighs I don't have a scale the first item in the box you can see it's

200 grams or the vaporizing all the ingredients of the different furniture

meals are on the box between savory mints I just move this box inside and

then you'll even black enough space to put this on out on vanilla instant maize

porridge 80 grams the preparation and surface of all the products are at the

back strawberry lactose free nutritional shake 50 grams tropical isotonic drink

25 grams 12 oz isotonic drink peanut butter to go to Jesus

banana baseball pitches beef soup biscuits

I feel today a box of matches five coffee cleaner two coffees three sugars

eight enough torches this is the only ten in the bay in the F ration chutney

and tomato sauce or ketchup we have hundreds and 50 grams or mace

pop we have 150 grams of savory rice have only two packets of gum two packets

of salt to water purification sachets black tea some to the Seas here are four

bags this can be used for storage or for eating or drinking and we have a menu so

that's all that's in the S&F menu eight this video is going to be in two parts

the first is going to be the contents and breakfast and the second is going to

be lunch and dinner we seems to be missing free of the gum

packages and some water purification powders normally there is more in it

there's always five gums in this so I don't know way that gone when choose

ok let's check out the external stuff the water purification powder you pour

this into a liter of water let it stand for half an hour then you filter it

through a cotton cloth or t-shirt before drinking the bird can be for storage or

you can use it to mix your drinks in I'm not going to use it for drinking it's

something suppose it's so flimsy or not then this stuff normally springs a leak

when you turn one thing to the lion matches these are just normal matches

they are not winter even no waterproof be sure about the perfect matches not be

windproof or waterproof but if you like two matches as ones each sort of is it

between proof not going to use them today

Oh in this these meals they burn for 10 to 15 minutes depending on the wind

they're enough to boil water or to eat a meal so there's two extra stuff I say

this time the only gave to water purification sachets normally they ask

more about four or five of these

for breakfast we are going to have it strawberry like there's three

nutritional shake 50 grams of it this makes a cup to mix this I'm going to use

bit of hot water to start it with and then cold voltage with the preparation

instructions and ingredients are at the back we're going to have to 25 grams of

peanut butter we're going to have eight or nine supercedes

I just whipped it superseded in one of little plastic bags to keep them all

together we're going to end the meal with come they should be five comes

normally but this time they only gave two we're going to have the vanilla my

instant - porridge 80 grams the preparation instructions and ingredients

are at the back we have 50 grams of biscuits we have to powder cheese's I

normally use 1 cheese breakfast and one with one of the other meals but I can't

really see that there's any of the meals that really needs cheese today and we

are going to have two coffees I'm going to combine them in half a cup of water

because they are so weak that you can't really use more water or less coffee and

then there is some sugar and coffee creamer if I need them I also put them

in a bag so that I don't lie all over the place do you prepare the maize

porridge I'm going to add a little bit a little bit at a time to some hot water

I'll just get everything ready and prepared and then I'll be back at the

coffee they have tennis

Coffee is very fine most like if we start or not they don't really say but

really fine coffee let this really nutritional gene does not have the

energy it's just the whitish powder it's got a verifying fake strawberry smell to

it okay I have mixed the coffee and it is no Shankly it's going to do the

porridge although so I'm going to use sa the old

SAT if pop and old si DF cutlery I'm going to use my fork to mix everything

off since it's just easier to mix with a fork the porridge does not have ten

notches this just herb amazing smells

you don't really smell the vanilla yay

the porridge is mixed now you can see this still little lumps but mixing it

like this does seems to take care of most of the big lumps

I'm just going to take this all out of sleep a peerless is one of the biscuits

you can see these are nice and thick there's a mountain sundae and I'm not

sure if you said it fits right in there om re let's have a very sweet smell you

can see it's a nice crumbly inside its ot there's some grain in there it's got

a very very so it sort of sweet taste it dies out see you can be a bit dry let's

check out this peanut butter is nice and so

peanut butter is a bit drier and Malcolm L feel dry it's got some crunchy bits

it's very small crunchy bits of peanuts in it the biscuit can be considered more

of a cookie leaner cracker the cheese

the cheese is nice and pliable the cheese is nice and pliable it's not as

salty as Chile it just tastes like processed cheese it's check out the best

clip with the peanut butter the basically put the peanut butter is a bit

dry you do taste peanut team goes well with the biscuit biscuit and cheese

please dry and lace sweet then the biscuit and peanut butter you do get a

little bit of salty taste with a sweet I like it a lot of people says that she

shouldn't be eaten with these biscuits but I like this the oats and the cheese

curds well sup together let's check out how peanut butter and cheese whoa guys

the cheese turns down the sweetness of the peanut butter with the cookie or the

biscuit it's still a bit dry because of the

peanut butter so let's just check out the coffee the coffee has got a nice

nutty smell and nutty taste if you don't use a whole cup of water and both coffee

sensei says she sashays it's not a very strong cup of coffee let's try a biscuit

with the coffee the coffee doesn't really influence the taste of the

biscuit much coffee is not really that strong you need a nice strong coffee to

give a biscuit of the taste so coffee is really so weak that it doesn't really

change the thickness of the biscuit the schizos flavor is too strong let's check

out the porridge you can see the porridge a stiffened up nicely even take

that it does have a little bit nellis now you can take this just small lumps

left the vanilla helped to turn down the extreme ice taste of porridge you still

get a bit of nice taste you can add some creamer and sugar any if you want it

sweeter I don't like my porridge very sweet so I'm not going to use it this is

the base tasting of all the core of the the three types of porridge you get I

don't know why they make banana and strawberry

just a sweet but this one that just have been in love with their maize taste the

base the vanilla just sort of break down the mainstays to get let's check out

this strawberry lactose free drink you still get that may is a film on on the

drink but it doesn't s that overwhelmingly made his taste that it

has since it's got corn starch thickener in it

I forgot the light artificial strawberry taste it's very sweet

the I don't know why they use corn starch freakin having this and I know if

they want to recreate some in Kumar's or my whole type drink but both of those

are fermented milk drink so I don't know why they use thickener in this or if

they want to maybe try and recreate the milkshake I would have liked it more if

it was thicker like a pudding this just don't know what it wants to be well we

have to show you here let's just try some biscuits with it

and there's it's nice and thick the foam sticks to the brisket it's nice and it

works nice with the biscuits it's like photos and you have a little biscuit II

strawberry pudding since the foam stick to the biscuit and

you forget that strawberry taste together with the biscuits let's check

out the soup PC I don't know you can see it it's quite difficult to break it's

like a big bowl tablet you can bite through it though when you bite through

this it turns sugary just have a definite watermelon taste it sort of the

sweeter ones of superseal he'll get watermelon

you'll get orange you get grenade Allah or passion fruit as it's also known you

get nachi you Kate I think it's the other tangible thing

Nachi sort of a tangerine type of thing you do get Mandarin funnily enough you

do a miniature which you are not cheese but you picked and then you get lemon

lime and there's some other flavours that comes and goes but this is it looks

this long if you said it just if you don't brighten this this will last quite

a while in your mouth most of them has got the little sourness to it so it

helps you contain your first I've looked all of them together I know Baxter you

can eat them throughout the morning nice thing you say is our individually

wrapped so you can even keep them for the rest of the day or fold up in the

evening or whenever you want to eat them this is the gum it's the only thing we

still have left I'm not gonna taste it now because I want to finish my food

this is main cell holes it's very strong gum it tastes eucalyptus eventually it's

very it's really really strong it will open your sinuses it's like just normal

holes just income form it does they stay with you for a bit a lot of people don't

like this they say it's too strong I don't have a problem with it but I still

want to finish all of this that was breakfast just a quick overview the

biscuits are on and nice as always the cheese it's just no more regular code or

processed cheese the peanut butter is just peanut butter it is bit Roy it's

got little small crunchy nuts in it it's not a crunchy peanut butter that has got

big pieces in it the porridge is the best one of the free

flavors you get the coffee is very mild if you don't like coffee you don't have

a problem with this coffee because it does not have any better or shop off the

taste it's a nutty Lytro taste the colder this coffee becomes the stronger

it's diced becomes it preparing clean mean it's very out you

don't tell you see test as nice as always well when it's but called the you

get a much more coffee taste and the nutritional shake strawberry it's just

stroke artificial strawberry milk if you can't milk that of drink so that

was the whole breakfast and the it's the end of the first part of the they say in

the F menu or die eight review all of the same diff menus or allow the next

video will be lunch and dinner if you want to subscribe please push that

little button there bottom right of the screen if you want to donate please go

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How I Became a Full Time Writer in ONE YEAR! (2018 Review) - Duration: 39:07.

hey guys today we're talking about how I went from no book no author platform and

no writting friends to becoming a full time writer completing a draft and a

half of my debut novel and building a platform of over 2,000 writing friends

in one year first of all if you're new here welcome my name is Brittany Wang

I'm an author of an upcoming why a fairy fantasy series and on this channel I do

videos about author platforms writing tips writing community and my author

journey just like in this video so if that sounds good to you definitely

subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss anything well it's officially 2019

you guys and like many other author tubers I was going to kick off the year

by sharing with you my 2019 writing goals but since I recently passed my

one-year mark of joining the online writing community I asked a bunch of you

on instagram if you would like to see me sort of go through the highlights of

this past year to show you exactly how I got to where I am today and a bunch of

you we're really excited about it so I decided to hold off on sharing with you

my 2019 writing goals until next week probably and first do a sort of year in

the life of writing my first book and building my author platform I also

wanted to do this because I know for myself that I can get so future focused

and quickly move on to the next thing without fully appreciating where I've

been so I'm really excited to take you through some highlights on my bullet

journal and also my Instagram account to not only meditate for myself and all the

things I can be thankful for but also share my story and hopefully inspire

some of you guys at the same time okay so let's get started first of all I just

want to show you my two different bullet journals this is from last year and this

is gonna be 2019 and I'm gonna be showing you everything that is in this

bullet journal so far in next week's video when I talk about my 2019 goals

but inside this well-worn one is going to be my story from this year so let's

break into it alright so let's start at the beginning if you didn't know already

this time last year I had a part-time job but I was also getting really

excited about delving back into the fiction world and

writing my first book so in December I decided that I was going to start on

Instagram and get connected to some other writers particularly my friend

Bethany Atazadeh who I had found on there and we actually met while we were both doing

music in college and so that was like so many years ago and now to find each

other online again both sort of starting to pursue writing careers was just so

uncanny and so cool and she has started doing a Instagram challenge around the

end of December beginning of January and I was like okay you know what I think I

need some friends I think I just need some support as I start in this journey

so let's do this and so that was my first post on Instagram and then I got

really inspired by Bethany and was like you know what she's created such a cool

community by doing an Instagram challenge and there seems to be a lot of

writers here on Instagram so I'm going to create my own challenge and I created

a month-long challenge called the hashtag clutter life challenge it was

all about plotting your novel in a month so I started off that got a bunch of

people excited really tried to just DM people and get to know them a little bit

and invite them to do the challenge with me starting in January but I started

sort of announcing it and talking about it on the 29th and we'll get to more of

what that turned into in a bit then on the 31st I decided that my word of the

year was going to be brave and that the word brave was really going to catapult

me into finishing this work-in-progress that I had sort of been playing around

with for years but had just started getting serious about and it is a fairy

fantasy for young adults and you guys I'm gonna get into more of where I've

gotten to with that but I literally at this point maybe I have like a chapter

and that chapter isn't even in the book anymore

so yeah I've come a long way so I'm excited to show you how it's sort of

taken that word brave and it really has infested itself throughout the year then

January hit and I started the plotter life challenge officially and through

that I started to meet so many writers that I am dear friends with to this day

including Bruna who is the writer's journey on Instagram she has actually

become one of my CDs and so has Bethany so it's just so cool to see at the start

of last year how these friendships have grown and how vital they have been to my

progress as a writer which we'll get into then on the 6th I did my first

Instagram livestream and I was just really inspired by seeing other people

do live streams and getting a bunch of people to chat and engage not just on

the comments of posts but to really have a lot of fun in real time and actually

do a lot of live streams on this channel as well now I did like live streams all

the way I think from like the end of November to December this past year and

that was super super fun it's just a really amazing way to get to know people

and to build community and so I started doing weekly live streams for the plot

or life challenge and we got to really chat about all the different daily

challenges and how we were doing with our plotting and it was just the best

and again I just have so many friends that are still with me to this day

because of hosting this challenge then on the 18th I got my first post to get

over a hundred likes so I'm gonna be telling you a little bit yeah about my

writing journey but also my author platform journey so this is where I

really started to get like traction right off the bat especially by hosting

a challenge and really building into the writing community and so that was super

encouraging and then on the 27th I just want to highlight that I shared the

first lines that I had written for my work in progress and I just noted here

that they're totally different now but it was such a big step for me to take

those first lines that I was working with and share them and get some

feedback and it was just a really cool then on the 29th I started the plotter

life writers Facebook group because our plotter life challenge was finishing up

and I didn't want to say goodbye to all these people or lose contact so I

actually started a Facebook group that is

going on today and I'll tell you how that is going and what cool things are

coming up as we go on but the plotter life writers Facebook group has just

been amazing this year and I'm so glad that I started that as a continuation

after January and I just want to add in here this is something that I'm gonna

probably say at the end and really emphasize as well but you guys one thing

that I have so learned on this journey is that it takes a village to write a

book and it really it takes a village to be a writer because it can be so

isolating so one of my big takeaways has definitely been that you need writing

community to really enjoy and make the most of this writing journey and there's

a ton more that I'm going to show you so let's keep going then February came

along and on the 4th I did the word sprint challenge with Bethany which I

just continued to sort of engage whether I was hosting a challenge or doing

someone else's challenge again community was so so important and so so

encouraging on the 26th I actually started being involved in the author

influenced course which is a course by out of the backs who is also on YouTube

but also on Instagram and she created this fabulous course for writers that

really wanted to stretch their influence particularly on Instagram so I actually

took a lot of her advice and started doing more flat lays on my Instagram and

creating like a theme and a consistency and got started to get over like a

hundred likes and a bunch of engagement on each post that I made which is crazy

so if you guys are looking for help with your platforms specifically on Instagram

I would definitely check out this course and I'll link it below so that you can

check it out next on the 28th I decided I was going to engage in camp Nano for

the first time and with that I decided to create another challenge and I

created hashtag camp Nano boot camp and so that was a really really fun and so

in March we started camp Nano boot camp and I actually ended up hosting a cabin

in the plotter life Reuters Facebook group since I didn't really like

format of having the cabins on the official website I really wanted to have

as many people in this cabin as possible and not have a limit so we did that and

that was really fun I have a few things in here too that are just fun like on

the 14th I started reading the Harry Potter series for the first time and a

bunch of you are probably gonna be like what are you crazy you've never read it

but I've seen all the movies and I loved the movies but I had never read all the

way through the book series so I started doing that on that day and then I also

started sort of looking more into plotting and different things so I had

back here had really gotten a good chunk of my plotting done for my work in

progress but I was still working through a lot because my book is sort of turning

into at least a duology and it has a lot of main characters so a big cast and

just a lot of complexity so it was taking me a while to really get it

plotted so I started learning about the save the cat beat sheet here and through

sort of talking about this and being involved in my camp Nanna boot camp and

stuff like that I started getting connected to people on

Instagram like RGD writes and Carlie buck cook and against these ladies are

some of my closest friends now so it's again just communities so important you

guys the 26 I started reading six of crows which was one of my favorite books

that I've read this year and around that same time I also went to New York to the

teen author festival where I got to meet Kim chance who is being featured there

as well as Megan Lacroix and Ameri authoress who is on Instagram in my

friend Micah and it was just so cool got to really visit with these ladies and

engage in person and so if you guys are finding community online great but I

would also really really suggest that you invest in going to some of these

live events because literally the connections I've made at these things

have been life-changing these women are amazing and I just am so glad I got to

meet them in person and then at the end of the month I actually decided that I

was going to be a beta reader for the first time and started being Bethany's

beta reader for her sequel pearls number and that was just a funny

and I was sort of back and forth a little bit about it just because I was

like well I should be focusing on my own book but I really felt like I learned a

lot by being a beta reader and it also helped me prep so that when I'm going to

be doing beta readers actually hopefully in a couple months I have that

experience of being one so I knew what to sort of explain to my beta readers or

how to bring them through that process so that was super super valuable and so

much fun then in April I started my first camp Nano so that was really

awesome and then I also started my Twitter account I had spent a few months

on Instagram and I knew that there were also a bunch of writers and also

literary agents on Twitter and so I felt like I had really established a lot of

great friendships and a lot of great community here and I wanted to sort of

start branching out and I would really suggest that for any of you who are

starting out as well that you would really take like one platform and really

build yourself into that community and then you can branch out to others then

also during April there was a micro story contest going on on Instagram and

this is another great thing that happens on Instagram from time to time and

writing Laura Ferrari and Ricci were hosting this one and I was doing camp

Nano but I was sort of frustrated and just needed a break so I decided to

enter this micro story contest I think it was like a hundred words or something

you can find it actually on my books page on my website because I ended up

winning this micro story contest which was crazy and such like an encouragement

and even if I hadn't had one I really had a lot of fun writing this micro

story so if you ever need like a break from what you're doing in order to

breathe new life into your writing process just take like a hundred or 200

words and say I'm gonna write a short story right now and I swear it like

breathes so much life into my creative process during that month then I just

noted a couple other things like I took my first official author headshot which

is the one that is currently active right now by my brother and matted

pictures who is amazing things back and then I just also wanted to note that I

started reading children of blood and bone which was also a best read of this

year and really influential in my writing as well in addition to six of

crows so I just wanted to note that and then I also

read To Kill a kingdom which I absolutely loved as well these are like

three like major highlights of this year for me

and then while I was reading that I was on vacation in Florida which I wanted to

note because I went to a Harry Potter world and it was amazing you guys I have

a whole highlights on my Instagram dedicated to my trip if you want to take

a look but it was so so much fun and just got me that much more excited about

finishing my book all right now let's move on to this second page in May and

the first thing we have here is that while I was reading children of blood

and bone I actually invited the rest of my plot or life writers Facebook group

to join me in reading it and we did a book club and it was so fun because we

were not only sort of explaining what we liked about it but what we thought about

it as writers and the craft of writing and I actually have a series coming up

about story structure and it's going to be a collaboration with one of my dear

friends so I'm really excited about that you guys but doing this book club was so

so much fun and I felt like I really learned a lot as a writer by doing it

that I just wanted to know that on my Instagram I was just celebrating that it

was my three-year anniversary with my husband Ben and if you guys haven't seen

all of my videos or my posts Ben is just so so so important and I hadn't even

gotten to this place yet where I had become a full-time writer because I was

still in this place where I was working my part-time job but he has always been

such a great support and is the biggest reason why I've been able to go to

full-time writing and with his support I decided to start my author tube and this

was something that I was doing a ton of Instagram lives and people have started

asking me hey do you have an author tube or you should start one and I had

thought about it for a while and I just knew it was gonna be a big commitment

but then I said yes I'm going to do it and it's been so fun

obviously I'm still here and at this point I've grown to over 800 subscribers

which has been crazy and I'm just just blown away so thank you guys so much for

supporting my channel and being a part of this journey with me next I put up my

other two trailers so that's how I started my author tube

and then I just noted I started reading save the cat officially for the first

time so over here I had just sort of looked up the beats online but you guys

the book had it so so much more in it and then there's also another book that

I'm gonna I think I know at some point later that I started reading save the

cat writes a novel which was just like the next tier of just so focused on

novel writing and so revolutionary you guys if you haven't picked it up you

definitely should but I started reading that as a novel craft book and then on

the 24th I posted my first writing help video which was all about writer's block

so if you guys have any trouble with getting through writer's block my first

two videos on this channel ever besides my trailer is all about that with all my

tips so that's actually sort of funny they like go back and watch it year

later and be like oh my gosh then on the 26th I participated in my

first ever pondering writing retreat which was started by a huge group of

writers but particularly by Bruna who I mentioned over here the writers journey

on Instagram and you guys it is a free writing retreat that happens over the

course of like a day or a couple days over the weekend periodically throughout

the year and this was the very first one they had and I was so honored because I

was invited to do a livestream on there so it's a series of live streams on all

different writers accounts some of them are word sprints and a bunch of them are

like writing help topics and so that was really fun so I got to do one with Bruna

and we did our first plotter mastermind and the masterminds are basically a time

where we invite people to join us live to discuss plotting and also bring our

plotting issues that we're having our story issues and be able to help each

other and brainstorm together to get past our stuck places so this has been

really fun as well then we have June and in June I went to my second live sort of

read early write early event called book con in New York and it was epic as I

have written I got to meet Mandy Lin in person for the first time as well as Jo

willow and Kristen Martin but particularly I got really close with

Mandy after this and we ended up finding out that we

like an hour so away from each other so it's been really cool to just build

friendships with her and be able to do book book on with her was just a joy it

was so much fun this is definitely event I want to do again this year so if you

guys are going to book on definitely let me know because I think I'm gonna try to

plan some kind of meet-up especially for the plotter life writers Facebook group

people and just pick a time and a space sometime that weekend and say everybody

that is around like show up at this time and let's meet up and chat for a little

while during book on so let me know if you're deciding to go to that and then

next I have that I announced my second camp Nano cabin because camp Nanna was

gonna start up again so we hosted that again in the flower life writers

Facebook group which was great and then I started sharing about my series Bible

at this point and I have a video where I not only there's one video where I share

how I made my series Bible like binder sort of like a physical way and then I

have a second video where I show you how to create a digital series Bible that

you can take anywhere as long as you have like a phone or a computer or

something but the series Bible has been so pivotal in my plotting for my story

and again I'm still sort of in a plotting stage where I've written a

little bit during camp Nano I can't I didn't win camp during this part but I

did write a lot but then I was sort of reap lauding refiguring stuff out and

the series Bibles totally helped me out so I'll link those videos below if you

want to check them out and then I just put little markers in here like this was

my first time to get over 200 likes on Instagram so that was really fun and

then July hit and July is when the second camp Nano started this was where

I was like you know what I'm just gonna keep it really simple quote-unquote

simple and make my goal like 20,000 words and I actually ended up winning

camp Nano for the first time and it really was you guys because I had so

much support from the writing community the cabin in the plot early writers and

I just it kept me so motivated to see all the posts that were going on so that

was super fun and again I've written more this year consistently

than I've ever written in my entire life and it's literally because I've had so

much support and finding the writing community so that was awesome then as I

said before in my series Bible video and that video now has over two thousand

views which is crazy so I'm super excited about that so

obviously that's really helpful if you guys need to check that out and then I

started thinking about pitch horse at this point and pitch Wars was at the end

of August you guys so I don't know what I was thinking

but I just made this outlandish goal that I was going to enter pitch Wars

even though I didn't even have my first draft finish it was crazy but what it

did do you guys is I got farther on my project than I would have if I didn't

have like some kind of specific goal like that

so spoiler alert I didn't make pitch Wars this past year but I did make so

much progress on the 26 I started a new theme on Instagram which I just noted

and the power of themes you guys I have consistently gotten over 200 likes or

more on all of my posts since again starting the author influencer course

and sort of really delving into like developing a theme for my Instagram and

really making the descriptions engaging anyway I could talk about Instagram a

lot actually I did a collab video with I write early all about Instagram and

Twitter so I'll link that below as well but yeah so just noting little like mile

markers in my platform and then at that point I've also announced meeting and

surpassing my camp Nano goal and I also won a 50 page critique and a call with

an agent from Melissa hopes contest who is hopeful happenings here on YouTube

but also on Instagram and yeah so that was like super exciting I still have yet

to send Melissa my 50 pages to critique because I want to get it into a better

spot but that's that and then I did get that agent call as well and I'm looking

to do a video at some point to share with you guys what I learned through

that call with that agent cuz I just got to ask any questions I

wanted which was super awesome I also announced that my other website was

coming soon so this was sort of a point you guys we're in here I had decided

while talking to Ben and figuring out all the details that I was going to go

full-time as an author I really felt like I had made just so much progress

with my platform and with my writing and I just like was

so motivated that I was like this is what I meant to do my creativity had

always been more music and writing lyrics I had also written a lot of

fiction when I was younger but I had just steered more towards music and at

this point I was just like this I'm having so much favor and so much fun in

what I'm doing that this is what I'm gonna go after and I'm

super excited and so I was like the next step is I need to be more established

and I want to put together an author website so that's why I announced there

and then I announced that I was stepping down for my day job at the end of August

and I was going to become an author full-time so so starting in December I

would never have guessed that by July that's where I would have been but

because of the writing community and because of parce I mean and because I

had talked to my wonderful husband who was like yes like basically we had a

deal that if I could find some way to work from home and make a certain amount

of money per month that we would be okay we worked out our budget and and I could

pursue writing and other side projects and yeah so that was crazy because in

August I got my author website live and started my newsletter so if you guys are

interested I always share a bunch of really great stuff in my newsletter and

that will be linked below but my author website went live and then I shared

wanting a writing coach on Instagram because I just had so much going on that

I was like I need someone to like organize my life so actually Jade yung

on Instagram reached out to me at that point and she was like um I'm a writing

coach if you want to work with me so I was like okay so Ashley have a

whole video about my experience with her and it was awesome and just super super

helpful and motivating all the tips that I have learned from

her I've been using to just make more and more progress so thank you Jade then

I just noted that I had another plotter mastermind at this point and Bruna and I

started taking on Carly book cook and sci-fi oh my who is Jamie on Instagram

and so yeah just collaborating I'm gonna show you guys later how many people have

collaborated with over this year so it wasn't even just being in the community

but actually collaborating with people and learning together and sharing things

together has been super crucial I also collaborated with Bruna in hosting

finished that draft on Instagram it was a challenge that we were just like dude

we are gonna finish our drafts if it kills us so we wanted to finish that

draft by the end of August and both of us did and a bunch of other people did

it with us which was great um this is the one downside I just wanted to note

but I didn't make pitch Wars but I did make so so so much progress which was

invaluable alright next page and I swear there's only this page and some of the

major highlights that I'm going to share at the end but in September I announced

that I finished my first draft and it was such a milestone you guys I couldn't

believe it I had made it from start to finish and it it had holes in it it

wasn't perfect but I did it and to actually say that I've done that like so

many people go out with that goal and never get there and so I was really

really excited and I'm so thankful to all my friends and the support that I

had from all my platforms and you guys on YouTube it was so cool to just

announce that in one of my videos and get all of you guys so excited with me

so thank you then I also hosted edit that draft with Bruna which was super

fun to sort of follow finish that draft with edit that draft and we're still

sort of in edit that draft but that's okay we're making progress and that's

what matters on the 7th I started hosting my own micro story contest with

Reed see oh my gosh it was forgot about that

yeah so Reed Z and hosted the contest that I won and then they had reached out

to me later and said hey would you like to host a contest on your platform so

that was really cool and really fun to like be able to give back in a way that

like had sort of blessed me earlier in the year so that was awesome and then we

started hosting some events in the plotter life writing community on

Facebook one of them being a CP finder event so a bunch of people were talking

about how they needed to find critique partners and so me and then my team that

I had started putting together for the plot our life writers group because it

had gotten so big and a little overwhelming for me to handle on my own

I had Natalie cam maverick and Alex all come on board with me and help me create

this amazing CP finder event where a bunch of people found their critique

partners and we're probably going to host another one so if you need a

critique partner at some point this year we will probably host this event again

and help you find your perfect critique partner so definitely consider joining

the Facebook group then in October prep tober began and in the plotter life

writers Facebook group we hosted some prep Tober events to help people prep

and I also noted that I think one of my Instagram posts reached five hundred and

twenty likes so again just sort of marking those different milestones and

then on the eighth we announced that we were going to not only host a cabin for

NaNoWriMo in the plotter life group we're gonna host a Harry Potter themed

nano house cup cabin which was super fun I have a video about that that I'll link

below too but it was just really cool because we split up into the different

Hogwarts houses and competed to see which house would write the most words

in the month so that was really motivating and I'll get to that in

November but additionally in October I also did a author coach giveaway with

Jade young so that was really great again for Jade to help me out so much

but then for me to also do a giveaway with her to bless somebody else with her

amazing help so that was really fun and then I also wanted to note that this is

where I started reading save the cat writes a novel because it did come out

in October and you guys again just GameChanger you need to read it then we

get to November and I swear you guys we are almost done thanks for sticking with

me if you're still enjoying this video and you're still here with me

thank you so much give this video a like if you're enjoying it and if you aren't

already definitely consider subscribing because I have so much more goodness

planned in 2019 but let's keep going through here in November on the first

NaNoWriMo began and you guys I have never won NaNoWriMo I've tried it in the

past again without writing friends without a lot of support and I could

never make it through but this year spoiler alert I did and we also had our

nano house cup going in the applauded life writers group and so that was super

motivating as well but NaNoWriMo began and I also I don't know why I did this

at the same time but I had been brainstorming how I could start helping

the writing community even before I had a book out in some way that was unique

to me and I realized that I had had a lot of

success with my author website and a lot of authors were really struggling with

their websites and at the same time I really needed to start making a little

side money so that I could help support our household so even though I didn't

have any books out and I couldn't be making any money off of them at the

moment I realized that I could help others with their author website so I

launched my services and if you are wanting to create your own website or

you need help improving yours or you would like me to create it for you I

have a bunch of services that I'll link below and this was really fun and

awesome I actually got to work with Melissa Hope and EC Woodham on Instagram

and create their websites and launched with their websites already created as

examples so that was awesome and then by the 29th I had announced that I won Nano

for the first time ever and that was during a live sprint that I did with

Bethany here on the channel so that was really fun so if you want to see me

actually the moment that I win NaNoWriMo and I sort of celebrate it's at the end

of this video so that was really cool and at this point I had already had a

first draft done of my work in progress so at this point I had written 50,000

words of my second draft but I was only halfway through the book so my second

draft is halfway complete at the end of November

then we're almost caught up this is December so just last month and on the

first I started hosting an author website boot camp for about 19 authors

that really wanted to learn how to create their websites for themselves so

that is wrapping up this week I'm super excited to do a video and show a bunch

of you some of the websites that these amazing authors have created and the

books that they are working on but that has been a whole project in and of

itself and at the same time I've been starting to share my chapters of the

first half of my second draft with my cps brunette and Bethany and so I've

been also critiquing theirs as they've been giving feedback on mine and me

doing some edits so you can tell them I'm very busy girl but it's all a bunch

of fun but there is going to be a level of me needing to focus a little bit more

on certain things in 2019 which I'll talk about in next week's video cool so

that is the full year and then I just wrote out a bunch of highlights that I

just really wanted to remember for myself without having to look through

all of this but these are all the things that I accomplished this year guys I got

to write my first draft and get it done for my writing sort of goals I got the

first half of my second draft done and I won camp NaNoWriMo for the first time

which was so I was so over the moon about that because I started sending

chapters to my critique partners for the first time which has been such a great

experience in and of itself and I might do a video on that later too I started

collecting beta readers and I have over thirty people interested and this is

because I really again built up my platform and made writing friends and

built up my newsletter subscribers cuz a lot of these came from my newsletter

recently so that was awesome and then I won a micro story contest which again

was just like a really cool boost in the middle of the year then for social media

and sort of my author platform overall I went from zero to one thousand five

hundred and ninety three followers and this is all by like December 21st so

they actually have a little bit more than that now in all of these but it

took me about twelve months to get to this point

for YouTube I went from zero to 805 subscribers in seven months so that's

been amazing thank you all and there's actually even more of you I think I'm at

like 827 today or something so thank you so much all of you that have subscribed

it really means a lot to me then for my Facebook writers group we're at about

five hundred and sixty four members in about ten months and this group has just

been again amazing love you all thank you all that are in here and there are

more things that we're planning for this group this year so get excited for

Twitter and that 475 followers in eight months and then I did a bunch of collabs

with a bunch of great authors over these past 12 months and some of those have

been Melissa hope from hopeful happenings

Peggy Spencer mag Latour from I write early our duty rights

Mandy Lin Jade young Bethany out asada Bruna from the writers journey on

Instagram the pondering writing retreat karlie book cook sci-fi oh my writing

Laura Ferrari and read see and even more so this is again been just like a great

part of sort of getting together with other writers in the writing community

to help the writing community and these connections and these friendships have

been amazing so I just want to say a huge thank you

to all of you that have either reached out to me to collaborate this year or

agreed to collaborate with me and it's just been so much fun I love you all and

then last but not least I have my author website and my newsletter and I have

about five hundred and thirty seven subscribers in about five months and

then I have my author website services and just if anyone is looking to start

yeah some kind of side business in addition to writing books I was able to

make over two thousand dollars in just two months

I had three websites created and launched by the end of the year two

websites in the works three scheduled for next year and actually have a couple

more now and then I didn't hosted my boot camp I had about 19 participants

and so those are going to be launching very soon and then I had a bunch of just

consulting calls which are about an hour for me just helping others who want to

improve their website and I had about six calls for that so I'm just really

excited I wanted to have some kind of record and just highlight of this

incredible year you guys and I had a couple of things that I just wanted to

say we're like my biggest takeaways and so for you guys I really want to say

first like I said before start small like I started on Instagram

with just a couple months and really delving in to building relationships and

helping other people and taking an interest in what they were doing and

starting some of my own things and so start small and really build into one

community and sort of go from there and then in the beginning I said yes a lot I

really needed to experiment and figure out for my platform

and my writing and my writing process I did a video all about my writing process

so far and the things that I've learned that I want to continue doing and not

doing so I said a yes to a lot of different projects and a lot of

different it just endeavors so I needed to experiment I had a lot of fun with

that but it was a lot so this year I really need them to learn to say no a

little bit actually I think you just saw Kim has Kim chance has done a video on

saying no and so I'm not gonna say no to everything but I just know that I need

to narrow down so but in the beginning when you're first starting out with your

platform and getting to know other writers like feel free to say yes a lot

you won't know exactly where your niches or what you want to focus on until you

sort of experiment but then once you find your groove you gotta learn to like

narrow down and say no because you really need to keep writing first I

probably could have written and got a gotten farther on my book if I had not

done some of these things but at the same time I so needed this community and

I so still need to develop these relationships but now I think I need to

yeah it's sort of have writing be even more of the forefront and so don't

forget to keep writing first because at the end of the day like that's the

ultimate goal is to write the book and publish the book so keep writing first

but networking and making friends is priceless seriously you guys have you

taken nothing else away from this video I hope you take that away and always

keep learning being teachable the reason that I think

I've just done so much and like made so much progress is because I knew I

couldn't do it alone I knew I didn't know everything and I needed help and I

wasn't afraid to ask for help whether it was with writing and getting critiques

and getting feedback or it was with figuring out my other platform and what

the heck I was doing with that so those are my biggest takeaways that's sort of

a year in Review a year in the life for me going from again no book no writing

friends no author platform to all of this and I'm super excited to see what

happens next year I hope you guys had a ton of fun watching my journey

definitely let me know down below when did we get connected are we just meeting

right now or did you come into contact with me through one of the challenges or

one of my groups or how did we get connected I would love to have sort of

record of that in the comments as well in addition to this video that would be

so fun but I hope if nothing else that this inspired you that you can make a

ton of progress in a year with your writing with your platform and just with

these big takeaways of the building writing community I hope this was

helpful I'm super excited to share my goals next week and I have a bunch of

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TaylorMade GAPR Lo Hybrid Experts Review - Duration: 7:01.

Hey it's Derek and Dave from ForeGolf Custom and today is the custom fitters

review of the TaylorMade GAPR low hybrid club this basically is the hybrid

for lower handicappers or better players so if you're thinking of a hybrid and

you're not too sure about that big shape this is the one you should be looking at

and I've been using this quite a lot for those sort of low ball flights hence the

name so also I've been blending it to the irons and who have you been seeing

best suited to this well I mean if we start with your original point which was

yes it is certainly a low handicappers product although it is relatively easy

to hit it's quite forgiving off the face so you don't necessarily have to be a

low handicapper if you're looking for a low ball flight of this group it's

exactly the right one to pick I guess when it arrived we didn't really know what it was we

had a bit of a moment about it cuz yeah if the price of it was quite expensive

when we were trying to work out you know it's it's a $250 product or a 225

sterling kind of price point I'm trying to figure out where it's fitted in

because we thought it was just a hybrid but because traditionally if it's a

blending club the hybrid money is the worst case or some of the manufactures

have this an iron pricing but this was more expensive than hybrid yeah and I

guess it's only when you start to delve down under the bits and pieces involved

with putting them together that you start to really understand how this

product works so we know it's quick off to face super quick in terms of the way that

it's designed and we'll talk about the tech in a minute and and then obviously

it's got that low iron flight certainly so how have you been setting it up with the

hosel. I personally took this out straight away

just to try and understand how it worked and went for three days of Link's golf

and to be honest I hit it pretty much every single tee all three days so

there's a good point so if you're playing in the wind or you're playing

the links golf course or you want something that's lower and more

penetrative Dave had it out up in Royal Portrush you gave it a wing out there you

didn't hit driver at all that didn't it drive at all for three days straight

because this thing went so far and so flat and hit fairways all day long so so

a great point if you're struggling off the tee and it's blowing a Hooley as we

say in Ireland yeah and this is a good club to be playing yeah but you again

it was easy off the fairways for the par fives so how did you set the hosel for

you so because I like the face angle to look a little bit more open yeah I use

the LOWER loft setting again you've got four although those variations in between you

have HIGH which is a slightly closed face LOW which is a slightly open face you

have STD and then you have UPRIGHT upright just being a little bit more

draw orientated than the standard side of it I think what I'll do is the hosel

on this is a little bit weird in terms of LOWER and HIGHER so in the

description below and I'll put in there just a little bit of a guide to help you

understand it better and what we would use here from a fitting perspective so

its Taylor Mades M3 or the hybrid tip so you've got a plus or minus one and a

half degrees of loft backwards and forwards. Shaft wise I kind of I've

been doing a mix of shafts it comes with a beautiful KBS hybrid shaft it's an 80

gram product in that jet black it looks really smart but I've been

using some heavy graphite for a few players I've also been actually blending

it with irons where I've a player who had for instance he had a I think you

had PXI lightweight steel shaft and he said you know what I think I'd like to

have the similar feel in that hybrid as my iron so that it blends better to the

three iron. Have you been using it in anything specific again what I mean this standard

stock shaft is really really good the only other one that I've used with

it being a low players product is slightly heavier hybrid shafts because

its only 80 being used a bit of 90 and a little bit of 100 for that kind of

really stable really hard hitter type products I guess one of the things as well

these are this information is based on fittings this isn't our personal opinion

although Dave has played the club out on the golf course this is information when

we see clients here and we fit them this is what it is so if you like it's more

of a I guess a fitters view of what's going on with the products out there. Why

don't you SUBSCRIBE to the channel and then as we review the product going

forward you'll see the different products and how we've been applying to

different players. Why would you use this instead, why would you not use this if

you were thinking of a hybrid so for a hybrid people to think and I may get a

hybrid why would I why would I buy this I think we if we if we take a step back

and look at it as to what is it actually from a product wise perspective the reality of

it is it has a number of different applications it can replace a

fairway wood it can replace a hybrid it can replace an iron it can replace all three

or driver in your case drive with my case yeah absolutely

yeah so it as much as it looks one-dimensional there's a number of

different applications that you can use this for a number different golf course

and a number of different environments and situations. I guess also if you if you think about if

you hit hybrid and you're that stronger player or you're that better striker ball striker

or lower handicapper I hated to genre it but if you're a low handicapper you

hit hybrid on it and it goes too high then this is the product to consider

yeah and that's the way to look at it's a hybrid distance with an iron with a

3 iron 2 iron flight perfect yeah really flat through the air no height on

it straight bullet thing easy to hit perfect flight for

what you're looking for so that's what the club will do in terms of the the

fitting side of things I think we'll have a little look at the tech so I can

just give you a steer on how its put together and how then to best apply it

So Taylor Made are right on trend with design here this is a beautiful mix of

multi materials that are used to mix together to create this phenomenal type

of product and the first thing is the stainless steel construction so the

whole head is a stainless steel construction apart from the face which

is a C300 marraging steel it sounds a bit technical but what it

allows it to do is when you use a marraging steel you can make the steel

thinner and then you can make it strong as well so that it reflects into the

next technology which is the speed foam this is like an expanding foam it's

injected into the head and then it expands right across the face that

allows the face to do is to flex into it which is where you get the incredible

speeds from the other thing then is the adjustable hosel really important for

those better players out there because it allows us to angle and shape the head

to suit the type of strikes and that allows us to maybe set it up to the suit

the type of player even more and dial it in even closer the last technology then

is the where the CG is placed so the central weight but the back of the club

is pulled down deep and low which creates this lower ball flight so if you

are that better player out there and you're looking to keep the ball flight

flat but you need a hybrid solution this kind of a driving iron type

scenario the shape and the profile of it will keep the ball flight flat and

moving forward but will help to bridge that gap

those distances between fairway wood and your last iron it also comes in a mid

and a high version which your a higher handicapper looking for more flight

there are other designs within this range you can access I hope you're

enjoying the content it's all about how we fit with the product it's not our

opinion it's what we actually do to the club that's how we set it up for

different players so you do like it please subscribe to the channel I've

also got some other Taylor Made videos that we've done I'll pop the links to

those in here as well and I look forward to seeing you at the next video

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