['how do you decide what tricks to hit on the spot?']
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El_mexicano
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['how do you decide what tricks to hit on the spot?']
well i have a problem with just flowing.... i think about what im going to do if its like atw or leg over or something similar.... i cant like keep going after that cuz i thought to much about what i was doing....
David Lara
Just keep schooling / drilling your tricks - it's good to work on sets of moves that will flow together, eventually most of it will become natural. Like an hour of drilling and shredding every day will help u out a ton, even if u only keep it up for a few weeks
remember to get both sides. In particular, I think osis and far leg over are good moves to drill to get ur flow going.
No focus! No! You said yourself that you're thinking too much, which tell me that you're probably trying to string tricks that are really too hard for you right now. When you're freestyling, it has to be all natural, one trick to another. This isn't to say that you have to stop working new moves, but I'd suggest that you make some sort of distinction between freestyling and drilling. If mindless freestyle for you right now is basically a bunch of toe delays with the odd clipper thrown in, then do that! Believe me, when you let your creative impulse guide your play your drops will go way down and you'll be getting far more contacts per session (less time picking up the bag, less frustration, less abuse on your joints from repeated attempts at 'next step' moves) which will develope your general rhythm, flow, and coordination in a way that forcing the difficult moves never will.
Colin Kennedy
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I have the exact opposite problem where I think about moves too far ahead. I will be thinking of some crazy link I want to hit in three contacts and because of that mess up an easier trick, sometimes I even start a trick before finishing the last one. Maybe I am weird :p
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