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I too the Trans Am for a drive today. It's been a bit neglected of late. I visited the memorial in the middle of New Plymouth and took the opportunity to practice this exercise again. Maybe I'm being a bit hopeful but I sensed a little improvement. Forgive me for the lazy technique at the end lol
https://youtu.be/GuOT2hir1gI
https://youtu.be/GuOT2hir1gI
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Good Morning everyone. Yesterday Morning before going to the City for Christmas shopping, I just grab the whip and we made this short video. Please forgive, but I did not warm up or make a lot of testvideos to select the best one. This is just the way it is, when I grab the whip and make the first cracks.
It is just some different two handet cracks, so maybe it should have been placed in another tread.
If the weather behave - I will record some more this afternoon.
https://youtu.be/o2_IB_S3no0
It is just some different two handet cracks, so maybe it should have been placed in another tread.
If the weather behave - I will record some more this afternoon.
https://youtu.be/o2_IB_S3no0
Today is a good day
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Flemming, I think that is a great start! I love the view of the garden and your hat is fantastic! Definitely good when the frost is so thick on the grass!
Russell that is great cracking, I haven't seen your in between videos; it looks like a LOT of improvement from the last I saw.
Great job, y'all!
Russell that is great cracking, I haven't seen your in between videos; it looks like a LOT of improvement from the last I saw.
Great job, y'all!
Inch by inch.
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Flemming - Ron is right. Try to do the change of hands earlier. I already commented on your other video, you posted today - about stance and hip rotation. Just go on practicing and you'll see how fast you're going to master these cracks. One more thing - the plane on the overhead crack. Try to be really horizontal. There is one of the WB shorts in which I talk - and explain - the plane thinbgie in detail.
Russell - very good. The whole thing is now more floating. No interruption when you change hands. And here's your homework: Try to get the whip to crack closer to the ground. That way you will be able to do the change of hands earlier. And when you mastered this - become slower. That slow that the whip is close to fall to the ground.
Thank you both for posting your videos!
Robby
Russell - very good. The whole thing is now more floating. No interruption when you change hands. And here's your homework: Try to get the whip to crack closer to the ground. That way you will be able to do the change of hands earlier. And when you mastered this - become slower. That slow that the whip is close to fall to the ground.
Thank you both for posting your videos!
Robby
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Russell, your new video shows very good improvement - congratulations!
I also like the combo at the end of your video and the WN baseball cap!
Flemming, welcome to the 20/20 Challenge!
Your videos clearly show that you are progressing - good job!
In your second video (post#70), I've noticed that you tend to move the shoulder of the arm in which you're holding the whip to a lower position than the other shoulder. Trying to keep both shoulders in a "balanced, relaxed position" has always helped me when it comes to routines that involve changing hands.
All the best
Ben
I also like the combo at the end of your video and the WN baseball cap!
Flemming, welcome to the 20/20 Challenge!
Your videos clearly show that you are progressing - good job!
In your second video (post#70), I've noticed that you tend to move the shoulder of the arm in which you're holding the whip to a lower position than the other shoulder. Trying to keep both shoulders in a "balanced, relaxed position" has always helped me when it comes to routines that involve changing hands.
All the best
Ben
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Garret and Hagen's latest after reviewing the Lesson video closely:
https://youtu.be/FAbxRLkN9gY
https://youtu.be/FAbxRLkN9gY
Inch by inch.