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Setting up bookmarks for premium videos

Posted by Glenn Mills on Apr 01, 2011 10:34AM (5,511 views)

In developing how to best deliver the GoSwim Gold videos, and moving our content to a more convenient delivery system for you, we're also learning the best way to use our own videos as coaches.

The following quick video shows a demonstration of how I use Eric Shanteau's video on my iPhone.  This entire process takes maybe 10 minutes, and once you have all the bookmarks set up, you'll never have to do it again.  You'll have fast access to the specific chapter you'll need to spool up simply by opening your mobile device's web browser, and organizing your bookmarks.

The products this is currently available on are:

Go Swim All-Strokes with Eric Shanteau

Teaching Progressions with Steve Haufler


Tags coaching, Eric Shanteau, swim video


Responses

Responded Oct 04, 2010 12:00PM

I would assume it's similar for the Android X
Responded Oct 04, 2010 12:18PM

You'd have to tell me... Not familiar with Android, but I'm assuming it has a similar bookmark interface which can be set up like this. Any feedback would be appreciated. Oh... and some langostino's while you're at it. ;)
Responded Oct 11, 2010 02:35AM

Hi Glenn! Thanks for this website; I've been utylizing it for a while and am always learning something new! I'm planning on getting an iPad; do you know if the iPhone apps would work w/ the iPad? Thanks! Joanne
Responded Oct 11, 2010 02:40PM

Absolutely. It's not an "HD" app, but will function fine. As the iPad pertains to this video, you'd simply set up the bookmarks just as you would in the iPhone in Safari.


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