Are my clippers looking better?

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JeffOverbo
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Your clipper is too close to your support leg. If you bend your knee more, move clipper a little bit back and curl those toes you should have pretty close to flat crank, however when you bend your support leg a little more, make sure its not too much to set you off balance, and that you are not hunched over it. This will make many things much more easy in the future.
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Jordan
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g00d33 wrote:That's definitely an improvement. The first hand tossed lefty one had me a tad worried for a second but the rest were much better
I actually started on my "strong side" so its weird that you felt that way about my "better" clipper side.
Matt Cross wrote:+1 to everything john said.

time for ss butter > inf repeat.

then learn stepping set, then ss butter > ripwalk repeat.
Ill deff keep those drills in mind :wink:
Footbagger007 wrote:i couldnt tell what was flip and what was strong
Thats the point :lol:
JeffOverbo wrote:Your clipper is too close to your support leg. If you bend your knee more, move clipper a little bit back and curl those toes you should have pretty close to flat crank, however when you bend your support leg a little more, make sure its not too much to set you off balance, and that you are not hunched over it. This will make many things much more easy in the future.
Thanx a ton for the advice. I will deff keep it in mind for my next session..

These were just my warm up clippers that I do in the begining of my sessions. So it was nothing crazy, Just showin that I hop into my flip clippers now :)

Keep the advice rollin' !!!
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Jordan wrote:
g00d33 wrote:That's definitely an improvement. The first hand tossed lefty one had me a tad worried for a second but the rest were much better
I actually started on my "strong side" so its weird that you felt that way about my "better" clipper side.
Sorry, I meant your first lefty clipper, not the clipper done from the toss of your left hand. I should've worded that better
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oh oh!

gotchya!

So, I played like 4 sessions in my house in the last couple of days, and yesterday was my first session outdoors.. And I must say that it was extremely easier to do EVERYTHING outside. I will try to keep my sessions both indoors and outdoors because it mixes things up and challenges me.

good idea?
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