[D.L]

Can you do handglides on carpet?
I can't do them yet but im wondering if i should practice on carpet because thats the only place i can practice anything.

[President]

Get a small piece of cardboard, or maybe just one of your covered text books. Put that on your carpet. Put something smooth under your hand, like a cloth or something and do handglides on your book/cardboard or whatever. Be creative.

[Ratatta-Rimbz]

Originally posted by D.L
Can you do handglides on carpet?
I can't do them yet but im wondering if i should practice on carpet because thats the only place i can practice anything.

Get a hat and some floor, put your hand INTO the hat and put your elbow into your stomache.... Lift yourself and push on with the other hand

[El_Fede]

Originally posted by D.L
Can you do handglides on carpet?
I can't do them yet but im wondering if i should practice on carpet because thats the only place i can practice anything.

Try on a smooth surface, and put under your hand a piece of towel. If your house don't got any smooth surface area, go to the gym man!

[AznPryde1990]

u should pratice handglides on marble/wood with a beanie over yo spinning hand

[TheLastSpidS]

Personally, i practice hand glides on a smooth hard surface (ex. tile or wood floor) and i just put a piece of paper under my hand, no need to sacrifice a good beanie for hand glides...just my opinion

[Anubis2002]

u shouldnt get use to using to much, n u should practice on as many floor types as possible...carpent isnt the smartest tho..

[breakerloh]

You're gonna burn your palms if you can actually execute handglides on a carpet! Well, that's if you can do handglides on it. Yeah, you oughta listen to these guys. As the name of the move implies, you're gonna glide on your hand, and you need a smooth surface to do so. If you're really that good or the floor's simply smooth, you can do handglides with your bare hands. I could do that for, like 3 rounds only, with bare hand to glide on a smooth marble floor. For starters, you can wear a plastic bag/paper on palms/beanie/fisherman's cap/similiar in your hand if you want to. When you're pretty phat with it, you can spin hard & fast enough to gain helluva momentum that you can afford to glide on just one hand.

[ice911]

Don't practice on the carpet.
Pratice til you can do them bare hands.

[Busta BBoy]

I can do handglides without anything smooth under my hands but I go really fast that if I try to glide I loose my balance and fall on my shoulder any suggestions