Thank you- I will have to start with practicing flip twirlJazzkid wrote:with twirl ...you are falling off balance with the catch .....things that will help you with this .......try to hit start using twirl ALOT....hit at least 10 on each side every session....try to hit twirl>ss butterlfy, twirl>step would really fix it, twirl to anything that makes you stand up straight like twirl to a FREEZED stall..
This makes a lot of sense. It may take time, especially since school is just round the bend.Jazzkid wrote: with zig zag.....it was super small which is actually harder for me but I feel like you dont really use any momentum off of your support leg
Awesome. Thank you.Jazzkid wrote:try ducking clipper>rev swirl, ducking clipper>swirl, ducking clipper>twirl.
jonathan scneider once challenged me to hit swirling twirl with a slight and quick tap of the ground after the swirl before the reverse swirl...this helped me alot isolate the swirl and stay committed no to rush the trick.....thats when swirling whirl got easier....
My clipper needs to improve before I feel comfortable with either direction but this practice should help. Since either version feels more comfortable in a simple style, I think that your suggestion with the momentum will help a lot with rev. swirl, and this control may help with the patience, form and timing on my regular swirl.Jazzkid wrote:Also I find regular swirls wierd but love rev swirls....they force you to relay and delay the bag and also are the main key in twirl.....please try to start hitting rev swirl X 5 at least and you will feel your rev swirl change and when you can rev swirl in and out of ducking clippers you will probably feel more controlled..
Thank you- that side can work in the typical fashion because I have the respective pixie motion down (not the trick motion, but actual motion). Otherwise, the other side looks like an actually toe-stepping set because it is so hippy. It's just the one side that has variability at this time. I demonstrated a hippy quantum the other day when Nick was around and it was huge. I think I may try op side whirl out of it.Jazzkid wrote:Quantums looked good,
In general, this is good advice, though I should state that these are particularly bad form because my clipper or balance seems so weak after the osis. I think I need to work on that and my crank in general.Jazzkid wrote:dynos need to be smaller and attacked quicker
This will help with that.Jazzkid wrote:...try osisX 4>dyno repeat and dyno>torque....or multiple dynos....if you can do 10 back to back with rev swirl or dynos you will be able to hit it all day long
Thank youJazzkid wrote: KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
