41 Reply by Robby Amper

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Very good! I watched the actual 10 crack video too. What can I say... It seems that you start to listen to the whip. That you begin to work with the whip, instead of only using it smile It's great to see how some of the folks here really become better and better!

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42 Reply by Sir Roger Tuson

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Wow Russell, that's some pretty good work tere. How long is that whip you're using?

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43 Reply by Russell Jones

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Thank you very much for viewing my clip and the comments smile
It feels like I have kind of broken through a barrier where less adrenaline is in the mix. It's a lot easier to slow down and better implement some of the feedback from the 10/10 challenge participants.
Sir Roger, it is an 8 foot long whip.
Cheers smile

44 Reply by Matt Henderson

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Looking smooth Rus smile. I'm definitely liking the little flick you're giving the cutback.

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45 Reply by Ron May

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Russel, that is looking so much better and a lot smoother.
I do indeed believe that you have broken through the less is more barrier.
Good job.

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46 Reply by Russell Jones

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Thanks Ron. I appreciate all your advice throughout learning this!

47 Reply by Robert Gage

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Russell, Robby's said it very well: 'It seems that you start to listen to the whip. That you begin to work with the whip, instead of only using it.' Well done, man! This is so much more relaxed than even a month ago!

'Less is often more!'

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Thank you Robert smile

49 Reply by Russell Jones

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I had some progress with the VC today. No doubt this was already conceived eons ago, but it's always eluded me, a nice flowing continuation after a VC. I think I may have stumbled upon it.
At the end I lost my cracker during the overhead horizontal big_smile
https://youtu.be/MzcdNfthqlk

50 Reply by Sir Roger Tuson

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That all looks pretty impressive Russell. Love the mad dog too!

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51 Reply by Matt Henderson

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Very very nice!

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52 Reply by Ron May

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I really like that Russel.
Nice job.

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Excellent, Russell., Very smooth.

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54 Reply by Ben Varsek

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Very good job Russell!

I realy like the VC/fast figure 8 combination in your video - thumbs up mate!


All the best
Ben

55 Reply by Scott A. Cary

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Russel, that looks very good. Nice work!

I'll give it a try, Dad, but it's going to be really hard...kind of like trying to saw something in half using a banana.

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Thank you for watching and your kind comments gents.