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UNREAL….right now I am feeling really dumb lol
The beginning of wisdom!~ haha
That you feel this is proof that the material is beginning to work!
These are really nice possibilties to produce a lot of brain farts when you are teaching this… 🙂
Why yes there are! hahaha 😀
Very nicely done. The screen split into 3 sections to note what each hand is
doing, 👍. The first few times you taught this material, I felt like you flew threw it and I was lost. Eventually I put in the flight time to own this material. This vid lesson does a great job of breaking it down further with
added explanations and slow motion for further clarity. Still need to put in flight time to own this material and it is well worth the effort to develops a smooth and Crafty Snake Game 🐍.
I also like to transition from a Bolo (upward rotation) on one side of the to a backhanded Bolo on the other side of the body by using an umbrella block. If maintain this backhanded Bolo and simply rotate our body to bring the stick back to the original side, we see that essentially, we used the umbrella block to transition from a Bolo to a Frondo.
(A roof block would be used if we are working a backhanded Bolo and want to transition to a Bronco)
(Note: the key is to use a blocking motion as a upward strike would not
change the direction of rotation)
My next venture is to perform the Abecedarios with double nunchucks.
Respectfull Woof
Sorry, 2am and I didn’t spell check or proof read 🤨
Outstanding editing by Bob!!!
Looks like I glitched on this particular day with explaining the transition into “one up, one down”.
PS: I look forward to seeing the double nunchucks version of this 😀
Awesome stuff!
I can barely pat my head and rub my belly at the same time!
Then my work here, and yours, is begun 🙂
The nature of this material for almost everyone is to mess with them badly. Please patient with yourself. Relaxed explorative play is the way to go here.
Key learning method: Stop on good performance, do NOT continue until you mess up or get frustrated. This is important. In applies to every set, as well as the entire portion of a workout dedicated to this work.
Hahahaha this is GOLD :D! I’m glad the other comments summarize my feelings. Horizontal cuts to change the rotation of the sticks, answered a lot of questions.
I love this breakdown. I’ve spent many years trying to understand this and still trying to figure it out but I’m closer now than I was back then.
Tis’ subtle material. Our understanding of it usually requires quiet practice over time.
Then, just when you think you are “getting it”, I will mess with you and ask you to do it transitioning through the three different planes of motion haha.