[Tryin2Learn]

How long does it take to get flares, 1990's and 2000's, air flares, and turtles. I've gotten halos, and two different types of mills, and a few other moves that relate to those, for some reason though I'm havin difficulty with those. What's the deal, How long is it supposed to take, I practice about 2 hours a day on specific areas and I train every night on building strenth and flexibility, and balance. How long will it take. Get back to me plz.

Thanks,

[weyden]

well its different for every1, i no of ppl that wernt even bboy and they learnt mills in a cupple days, and bboys that took a few months to get mills. - well i got flares in about a month, same wid mills (different months of course lol) it all really depends on you.
but average i guess...hmmm only a few weeks to get normal mills. i think flares can actually take a bit longer, but again- it really depends on how you progress.

[Bboy-BaNsHeE]

most of them take more then 2 months to learn....but for 90s and such it may take u more months to get more rotations...and for airflares those can take more than a year...

[spincyclebboy]

Originally posted by Tryin2Learn
I've gotten halos, and two different types of mills, and a few other moves that relate to those, for some reason though I'm havin difficulty with those. What's the deal,

last time you talked to me which wasnt long ago you could barely baby freeze, and now you have one of the mose advanced moves? i think you are mistaken, either that or one of teh dopest bboys ive ever heard of...

[bboy-hopeful]

how long did it take you to get down mills? Of any sort

[Hurricrane]

i say....

if you train enough and put in effort and watch vids and try to understand how a move works...

mills- 3 months
flares- 3months after mills
airflares- from 4months to a year (depends on person)
king swipes - 1 month
king flares - 2 months after flares
90's- 2 months
2000's- dunno can't do em don't try
headspin- 1 month
halos- i can't do em but from trying im close and taken about 6 months from my first attempt


if you don't train propally
mills - 6 months
flares - 12 months + + +
-airflares - 2 years
basically double or triple the time from above


but this is fairly sterotypical- everyone is different- i have gotten some moves quicker and some slower then above but i train alot.


good luck

[Tryin2Learn]

Thanks for the info, I always appreciate any information given to me. Spincycle, I've been able to do a good deal of moves for a while but it was before I started breakin, It was back in martial arts. Which also helped learning some of this new stuff. For me once I study somethin enough then just try, I usually get it. Oh and I bought that 2 disk dvd too. I appreciate all of your help and I'd like for you to keep helping me. Oh and Am I training to much. Some one said 30 min a day is enough but I practice about 3 hours everyday. Let me know.

Peace

[da DMD]

why do u wanna know how long it takes? you getting impatient? you got a "disco" to show off some moves to?

stop whinning

[Tryin2Learn]

Well i'm not impatient or anything like that just more of curious.

[bb0y tRu]

Hurricane's guide is right but relates to someone really really shit. I've only been breaking for a few weeks hard out and i've goten most of the shit.

Here's my tips and Facts

I practice

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and maybe sunday for 2 hours.

I do just handstands fucken round than freezes than onto other advance stuff.

Its really all to do with you. I picked up mills in 3 days man so nothing is impossible.

[Tryin2Learn]

Thanks for your opinion

[StylezSkillz]

Yeah ive been lookin for advice on days i should practice. Some days you feel like your tired as heck with a ton of effort three days in a row, and then you go to battle and stuff ya know. But yeah thanks for the advice on days of the week i really learn more this way and im getting the right work out this way VERY HELPFUL BBOY TRU peace out.

[bb0y tRu]

yo no problem man.

just keep in mind though, for battles and shit, if you go to a battle and the next day your sore, that means that you worked harder in your battle then you did in the practice. when you practice, practice until you are just starting to feel sore than stop.
so pretty much, hitting rock bottom, without bottoming out. if you want a guide of how to workout and what to do in your training tell me and i'll get back but just remember that if you battle and the next day you feel sore, you didn't try hard enough in your practice sessions. that is a test to see how much you have to put into your training. when you wake the next day from a battle and your fine, your training is paying off.

[StylezSkillz]

Yeah thats true usually I dont feel sore until after practicing, and in battles i just let it flow and stuff ya know. but yeah man i appreciate your help and i am already living my life out that way and training way harder. It works and it should pay off soon for my headspins and freezes. Hoping to hold a headstand for at least 3 minutes so i can start into spins ya know? Aight thanks man thats all though and peace.