[jacksta]

i have all the cardboard i need i jst need to know how to put it down probaly

[bboyLudacris]

basicly just duct tape it down. Some poeple prefer it softer so they put carpert or a whole of carboard down underneath of it.

[Bboy Du]

i dont have to tape it down...the carpet underneath doesnt make it move i guess....but i got lino so it doesnt matter

[jacksta]

i've heard of that lino stuff were can u get some

[RapmastaF-fresh]

Carpet is in fact the best for practising, nice and soft but also somtimes feels like burning.

-Your Friendly Neighborhood Rapmasta

[bboyLudacris]

sometimes? The attempted to do windmilss once on carpet with a t-shirt and then quickly ran for the neosporene(sp?)

[RapmastaF-fresh]

Well clearly you need to up-grade your knowledge of the "floor-to-move ratio" learn what moves go best on what floor.

-Your Friendly Neighborhood Rapmasta

[bboyLudacris]

already have.

[Mossy]

actually.. i always practice on carpet, and i find it better than the wooden flooring because it is softer.. and good grip..unless its headspin, lol

at first when i first started practicing on carpet i burned both shoulders, arms etc.. and after that.. i learnt how to do it in such a way were i do not feel no scratch or nothing!.. i guess i got used to it!

and now i can do it better on carpet rather than any other flooring..

what do you meen by cardboard?.. normal cardboard cardboard?.. is that what you use to break on?

[RapmastaF-fresh]

Actully I have a picture of me headspinning on carpet, with nothing on my head. My skull was practicly a Static-Electricity Generator, lot's o friction.

-Your Friendly Neighborhood Rapmasta

[Mossy]

HAHA.. naa man, its bad.. last time i tried it i never knew it wa sbad for you... but it can fuck up your roots and stuff and ull have a bald head!..

i did it and i almost burnt a hole in my head!.. it was hurting for 3 days

[RapmastaF-fresh]

Jeeze, I didn't know it was bad for you head, oh well....I don't do it that much anyway; on carpet that is. Thanks for the heads-up. Take it easy,

-Your Friendly Neighborhood Rapmasta

[GraffitiMachina]

I practice on carpet alot. I practice mills too, and unless you stall out on one phase of the mill, its relatively painless. I got burns when I started to slow down and got stuck moving between the front and back part or the mill. Otherwise its almost like resistance training. Less spin on carpeting means when I get them down cold they will me super fast on lino. It does give you a different feel for some moves then on lino (Just a forewarning)

And dont think you cant get burns on cardboard, you definatly can. But put some tape down on the edges and it will stay put, unless you put it on something like carpeting or grass.