Joined: 27 Aug 2024 Posts: 154 Location: Montréal! yeah!
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2024 1:46 pm Post subject: First vid, 3 months of cj
Hello!
This is my first video ever and I would really appreciate some good feedbacks on the moves I badly handle (and tips would be nice). I don't consider myself as ''good'', but more as ''not so bad''. I practice mostly isolations and my other moves are far behind (my butterflies and armrolls... I seriously need to work on them)
Making it was a lot of fun and I hope you'll enjoy this little humble vid of me...
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puts my isolations video to shame. I did it after to months and looks aboslute rubbish in comparison. Looking forward to your stuff _________________ Twirls Way Incredible Staff That He'll Eventually Make 488
Joined: 23 Nov 2024 Posts: 146 Location: Bavaria/Germany
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2024 3:17 pm Post subject:
Incredible isolations, great music choice, lovely lovely hair.
W O W.
Yeah, we're going into completely different directions but I'd really enjoy following you on your path, looking forward to seeing more! _________________ We live in our fantasies and endure our realities.
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I'd read your intro and the others' comments before I watched the video, and wasn't really prepared for what I was about to see..
Three months? Naaaaaah...
I love the stuff you are learning, it is really nice to see a newcomer that isn't concentrating on butterflies (totally no disrespect to others, that's how I started too!).
Bear in mind butterlies can sooooo add to the illusion, so don't ignore them.
Critique?
Your grip iso's need confidence (the ones you move about in shapes), the iso is there but the arm needs posture. Also look at the shape your fingers make when they are holding the ball, you can really play around with them. Try putting your fingers and thumb together with no gaps between them, kind of cupping the ball.
Work out what direction you are moving next, and find a nice way for your whole arm (elbow to fingertips) to travel to get to the next iso destination.
Loved the music, the editing and the cat. But next time you should stand up...
When you do the enigma, at times try and keep your thumb and middle finger in a straight line through the centre of the ball AND with the thumbs and middle finger on the other hand. It looks like you use your index finger lots, and while this looks nice, it's only exploring one aspect of this beautiful move.
Yikes, I'm going on a bit..
I'm really inspired by this video, I look forwards to your next one..
Cheers. _________________ Sausages and plants and goldfish
Nika said almost everything that I would have said, although he did leave out this ...
I would say for the next video I'd like to see a bit of crossover with your dance skills so maybe spend some time getting confident in mixing them up. Also I want to see some of this and more of this
And everything else I can think of has been said. Keep it up, our kid _________________ Now all gatherymost to amuse it and have a tilty elbow or a nice cuffle-oteedee - Oh Yes!
Joined: 13 Apr 2024 Posts: 467 Location: San Marcos, Texas
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2024 2:43 pm Post subject:
Very nice! Keep up the hard work(or play) and you'll get where you want to go! _________________ http://www.myspace.com/illumilatte
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Cool stuff cool stuff !
Well people who know the stuff said everything.
Dang, I'm almost at a year and my iso are not like that AT-ALL. Congrats ! keep it up. _________________ If rabbits could talk they would take over the world
Joined: 16 Dec 2024 Posts: 46 Location: San Francisco
Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2024 12:44 am Post subject:
sweet, sweet isolations. i haven't been working on cj for close to three months now (distracted by other toys, not just laziness!) and came looking for video inspiration and i certainly found it here. funny you've been cj'ing for as long as i've stopped and your isolations are way, way cleaner than I got mine after a year! thanks for posting.
That was beautiful. I really enjoyed the flourishes with the off hand. I'm going have to work on mine now. _________________ And like a rubber ball, I come bouncin' back to you.
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