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Not sure how this didn't get more likes and views. You killed it! Also, imagine being in ancient China and some dude sees your rope dart and raises you a fire dart. 🤣
I keep hitting my ass and it hurts!!! Totally makes me want to put the staff down and walk away. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?! Thanks for your amazing content by the way.
hahaha ''fuck you cable!'' Thankyou for your concise explanations and demonstrations, I feel I will be unpacking this video for while and look forward to progressing. I also thoroughly enjoyed the windchimes in the background! Big love from Australia
picking this up in 2 hours? i guess it will take me more like 4 hours, divided over a few days/3weeks. well, maybe i should have taken more breaks to rewatch parts of this tutoriel, but your tutorial was gold! the timing of release especially
Great video...Love your Staffs...Are u still making your fire staffs? I looked up getting one from you from the links you posted, but Iv found I cant seem to buy one. Is this because Im in England?
I need a 100 class, before this 101, because my staff is just slipping everywhere, from side to side, or rolling on my forearms or my hands & fingers. It's really ultra slippery and infuriating, lol, I'm struggling with a very upset snake, not a calm static staff sticking to your wrist like you have. "Argh" is the word. xD
Hmmm. the tip i'd give. the faster the velocity of the staff, the more vertical you need the ''receiving arm'' to alter it's speed. I really nailed this trick, contiguously, after a mate's kids soaked me with mater bombs at a festival I was performing at. Was using a 'fibre 3' staff by Firetoys.com at the time with a silicone grip so with water it became incredibly slick , but if you can control a wet silicone grip in a trick you sure as hell can do it 'dry', just drill, drill, drill. Best of luck my spinning brothers ans sisters!
Jameson, you really are an amazing instructor. You break each move down perfectly, take the time to address the nuance, & your movements are some of the most clean & graceful I've seen in the burner community. Excellent job, thank you.
