Baton Twirling Lesson (Learning Fishtails) 

if this is easy to learn than im queen Elisabeth. i could try to get anything at least to try it but this one, whoaaah i understand it but i cant learn it to my body... your techer clearly didnt know about peoples differencies

Thanks, this comment made me determined I would get it 😅 Got the preliminary part w left hand, now going to work on right hand b4 proceeding

Me neither

I’ve been trying to learn this for my majorettes class but I can’t seem to do it

@@delainad i learned these in the sixties or early seventies. twirling was popular then and i watched other people do it, figuring it out for myself. this is one roll, after all these years, i am still proficient at. keep at it. it will come.

politepancake you can use plain but if you would like to tape it you can use dollar store decor tape electrical tape or tennis racket tape a plain baton tends to be slippery and its harder

Catie Donalds Thanks love! ;)

politepancake it would be easier to grip if u had tape on it so I suggest tape but u can use plain old washy tape and it will increase the grip so in my option I think u should have tape but if u don’t use tape it will be a little slippery because the place that u hold is metal so it’s slippery and if u sweat when u get nervous or just have sweaty palms I hope that this helped😁😁

You can. Fishtails are very frustrating for some people to learn. Try every day. Set a timer for 2 minutes and try for 2 minutes straight. Then rest your arm. Do something else, then set the timer again. It will arrive eventually.

@@LuceroLIFE thanks for advice, i need keep on trying :3

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