thaaank you, great inspiro!

So grateful

❤❤❤

I'm not sure if you're still kicking around youtube but thought I'd let you know I just found this video and its a great introduction for a new spinner to the concepts! thanks!

Incredible. Get my staff in a few weeks 🥰🥰🥰

you are the best!😀 thanks

I really love the concept of teaching concepts. It's how I work. This is what I was looking for

I wish I found this when I first started. I very recently discovered all these “dragon staff truths” on my own with a LOT of practice and deep thought. but this is a GREAT synopsis of the root and core of all dragon staff tricks. If you master these principles, you’ll be able to flow continuously in a creative artistic and sometimes Radom-just go with it-oh, that was cool, didn’t mean to even do that trick, but it was amazing and I haven’t stopped, omg this is awesome, sort of way….

I can do chi rolls and one handed rolls but i just cant get my head around this, so frustrating

Just awesome! 😲 So much more I have to learn

Fantastic concept, unlocks more freedom in movement, thank you for showing. Now it´s time to figure out how to apply that xD

Dude thank you

Like glass frozen in ice

Thank you!!!! This is so helpful!!!!!

Yo Corey !! Good to see ya even if it’s just video !! Btw ,,, NP is building a strong flow community pls join us in the spring - Hugs Brozilla

Adult fidget spinner

This is the best video i found on internet about dragon staff.... Thanks a ton. :)

Thx :D I learned a lot from this.

Grrrreat! Reminds me of a hoop move i Like...lets See how i'll get into it with a Dragon. Thanks for your Tutorials!

Heya Jed, is the black ring on your tri yings to add more weight or just for protection?

Hi, where can I purchase these? thanks.

This video has been keeping me busy all quarantaine long!

My dragon staff doesn't roll smoothly when I try this ? Like, the non-grip material part still gets caught on my skin

Seriously, so helpful! I just started out about a week ago and this is the first tutorial that makes 100 percent sense. Thank you!!

Thanks for the great videos!! :D Is there a link to the full trick chart picture shown at the start?

never stop

Nice, where did you get your dragon staff?

What type of staff are you using?

thanks for the video - is it possible to see these from the side at all? I'm struggling to understand what you're doing each time.....

Ohh I do this I contact staff slightly differt so it's gonna be easy to learn.

But how?

You missed back spins - is that just a Halo?

hey what track is this? Its beautiful, I'd love to flow to more music like this : D

Thank you soo much, I was able to figure out reverse chi roll with your birds eye view!! EEE thank you

You are incredibly talented! Do you take martial arts, and if so what form? I would love to be that graceful

Thank you so much! This is helping a lot and gets right down to the fundamentals!

Great video!

Can you help me with taping off the sections where u have tape? New to this and need help for marking it. Also Whatd did u use for the markers?

Where did you get your practice staff

Simple yet awesome tutorial. Learned this today after seeing this and even started to let it roll to my leg (instead of catching or tapping it with bottom hand then kick it up)

Naisss music, i know it, but forget the name right now..

You are a great mentor

These videos would make alot more sense if you took a minute to explain starting positions for the staff, spin direction, end position, etc. There are some great concepts here but I had to keep pausing the video to figure out where to place my hands and where the center point of the staff should be in relation to my body. Just a bit of constructive criticism for you.

how long is your staff? I'm want the dragonfly modular dragon staff with spiral ends but I'm not sure if i want the 55" or 58 from ninjapyrate

Very good, thanks!

Thanks man! This is great! You are smooth!

Awesome video, much appreciated ;)

I love this video so much!

Your staff looks to handle as though it is very light. My practice staff weighs around 5# and is rather difficult to roll over finger tips as yours appear to. Do you happen to know the overall weight of the prop you're using here?

Love the Point of View tutorial! Thanks for making this!