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Location: scottsdale...miss phoenix though
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08-05-2009, 04:48 AM
dude thanks alot cause i never knew how to do a like real side chair cause it hurt like hell when i did it but thanks alot for this man
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Respect: 12.5
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Location: Mastering Footwork, Freezes, Power, and Style
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08-05-2009, 10:22 AM
 Today: Planed for Airbaby Tutorial to be up. Comments on guide?  Thank you. |
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"No one can teach you style. You must develop it yourself."
"Threading, Freezes, Toprock, Uprock, Footwork, Blowups, Power. Style." |
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Respect: 12.5
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Location: Mastering Footwork, Freezes, Power, and Style
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08-05-2009, 10:23 AM
Guess i have another freeze guide coming up lmao. But no problem. |
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"No one can teach you style. You must develop it yourself."
"Threading, Freezes, Toprock, Uprock, Footwork, Blowups, Power. Style." |
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08-05-2009, 03:42 PM
can you help me? my dominant hand to do airchair and stuff is on the right but when i do hand glide its on the left and when i do baby freeze my dominant hand is holding me up and my left is supporting. im really confused..?
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08-05-2009, 03:44 PM
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08-05-2009, 03:52 PM
how do i deal with this ? get used to both hands?
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Location: Mastering Footwork, Freezes, Power, and Style
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08-05-2009, 03:54 PM
This is what i suggest to you. You said You do Airchairs and Babys on your right hand and Handglide on your left Well Just learn handglide on right. It will only benefit you. If your dominant hand is your right It will be easy for you to learn this. I suggest this because Re learning Airchairs is alot more difficult then re- learing Handglide. Plus you already have baby on Right hand so it shouldnt be that hard. Another plus for having Handglide on both arms is you can learn power moves faster. ( Ex. Dark hammers, Turtles) Hope this helped Good Luck. I will add this to the FAQ questions in my guide. |
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"No one can teach you style. You must develop it yourself."
"Threading, Freezes, Toprock, Uprock, Footwork, Blowups, Power. Style." |
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08-05-2009, 07:17 PM
thank you so much for helping. i give you respect =) i do my 6 step CCW and i was like confused what felt more right on trying to do windmill on my left or right
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08-05-2009, 07:50 PM
sorry to ask but i still need help. im just not getting the feel of it when i try to practice coin drops and handglide. the hand glide on my right is weird and its hard for to try to do crickets.and when i do coin drops i put my right hand down first and then drop on my left. should i get used to dropping on my left instead? ohwell ill just keep trying handglide on my right.
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Respect: 12.5
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Location: Mastering Footwork, Freezes, Power, and Style
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08-05-2009, 07:52 PM
No problem. If you or anyone has anymore questions feel free to post.
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"No one can teach you style. You must develop it yourself."
"Threading, Freezes, Toprock, Uprock, Footwork, Blowups, Power. Style." |
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08-05-2009, 08:03 PM
I just found out using wikipedia that im mixed-handedness . also known as cross-dominance, is being able to do different tasks better with different hands. For example, mixed-handed persons might write better with their left hand but throw a ball more efficiently with their right hand....sigh why did i have to be mixed handedness when i want to bboy =(
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Respect: 12.5
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Location: Mastering Footwork, Freezes, Power, and Style
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08-05-2009, 09:19 PM
Not such a trust worth site but Whatever. That might just be the case with you. Just try what i said. And you should be Fine. Power and Freezes One Way ( One hand) For you. Right hand if that your dominant. Footwork Bothways. Good Luck. News: Unfortunatly. The Airbaby video guide will not be posted today as i did not have time to get any footage. Sorry. I will try to get in the Text guide and FAQ questions however. Complete Airbaby Freeze Guide WILL BE UP TOMMOROW. No Doubt. |
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"No one can teach you style. You must develop it yourself."
"Threading, Freezes, Toprock, Uprock, Footwork, Blowups, Power. Style." |
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08-06-2009, 03:48 PM
Great job
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08-06-2009, 09:44 PM
thx for the guides
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08-07-2009, 03:43 PM
u dont need a guide for 2 handed airbaby.....jus look at it.....one handed is more about ur fingers actually; if u can hold a handstand in place witho9ut movin at all u know wat im talking about....press ur fingers against the ground to balance and hold urslf...a good way to practice is do two handed airbabys with the free hand right on top of the stabbed hand....actually its like ur free hand grabbing the wrist of the other....this will help u get used to puttin ur weight on stabbed hand...if ur wrist hurts tho give it a rest....trust me
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