I saw the Kill Bill one and then went down the rabbit hole of these amazing feats you are doing. This is incredible and somehome very relaxing. Pure awesomeness. I would try it, but I would end up hitting myself in the face constantly and knock myself out. I'll leave it to the professional.
It's the eye lashes you have to watch out for. Especially with plane control this clean. Spin fire then spend the next few days with your eyelashes sticking every time you blink
So just wanted to say thanks. You inspired me to pick up rope dart and it's quickly turned into one of my favorite things. Saw a video of yours two weeks ago and remembered that these were things, and quickly decided they needed to be things in my life. About to start learning dark dragon pirouettes tomorrow. So thanks for the amazing videos and tutorials, and thanks for being awesome!
Holy....shit.... I already loved rope dart SO much... now I love it like 1000x more!!! You are amazing Flow Mayhem!! My jaw literally dropped like 5 times watching this !
You make it look easy but I know it must have taken hundreds of hours of practice. Beautiful, flowing moves that mesmerize. I'd love to have your skill!
Would be awesome to have a support mercenary character that did this. I could see George Miller going for that. It would compliment the wolf boy with boomerang.
Was the rope dart the first thing you learned? Or did you use pois or a fire staff before you got into the rope dart? I mainly use a fire staff, I have used pois a bit but I think a rope dart is more my thing. I got one today and just wondering how difficult it is to learn. Thanks
Amazing, awesome, inspirational and I love the creativity. How do you ensure that your hair doesn't singe and do you wear special fireproof material/clothes? I like that you have sped up the manoeuvres for this track. I like your Dimond saints routine too, but love the way you extend the rope dart toward the camera, in this video. If you do have to wear a mask, I suggest that you print a photo of your face onto paper; then using clingfilm (a kitchen wrap product), and a baking paper sheet, iron the image onto the mask. Do you do this as a routine for an entertainment act (similar to Cirque de Soleil), and do you use special low odour, flammable balls? It would work well with those flashing, multicoloured light units that light up via kinetic energy or using batteries.
Hi! Just found your ropedart videos and they're very inspiring! Thx! In this video you seem to have a special fire toy, what is it/where did you get it?
I loved 1:25 to 1:31 My rope dart I ordered just came in today so I will begin practicing soon as the weather clears. That kind of move(s?) are so mesmerizing! Even though they look simple enough, I feel that if I try them I will be smacking myself a lot. Do you have a tutorial on whatever that move is called?
@@FlowMayhem Don't get me wrong, your dances are amazing. But when this whole epidemic eventually blows over. You could for sure be a hit at the martial arts competitions. They go through coreographed routines to demonstrate skill and make a pretty show. And as far as I know there isn't really anyone doing rope darts or metor hammers at these events. Anywho, keep up the great work and stay safe and healthy.
Oh yeah-Er! You might need to go back to the Mickey Mouse hair do. I sweat bullets ever time the fire gets close to your hair. Love the music and editing on this one. It’s good to try different things. A rut is a grave with the ends knocked out.
