How to Dance Liquid, Finger Rolls -- Episode 4

[@ldeiker]

I love how you geek out and delve deep. It's so helpful!

[@smelloforanges]

complexity is layers of simplicity

[@AlbertHwang]

***** Sorry I hadn't responded earlier. The pinky / ring finger isolation is a good questions. My first answer to your question is to practice. If they're completely globbed together, then you can do some work to get them to separate. Eventually, though, perfect isolation between those fingers (with full range of motion) is damn near impossible. My advice is to just fake it. I know that that sounds like a cop out -- and in fact, it sort of is. But the deal with the pinky and ring is that with rolls like these, usually one is going to follow the other anyways. So do the work to isolate them to the degree necessary for rolls in all directions, then after that, don't worry about it.

[@CoolCatFacts]

This video is extremely helpful. Thank you! I really appreciate your work and your multiple ways of explaining a concept.

[@SichouKuzi]

that concept is so brilliant. fixed point. in my mind (uninitiated), fixed point defines liquid

[@chaotickinetics]

love your videos mate, keep it up

[@ALL_ONE_SUN]

Fun videos with some interesting stuff. What is it called when doing body waves and using the second hand to drag across the waving arm or to point to a pivot when tutting or doing robot style moves? Been wanting to add that. Has more of a breakdancing origin historically seemingly. Thanks in advance to anybody that posts the answer.

[@Ruslanyakovlev]

Thanks man!

[@SichouKuzi]

my cat just laid down with his head in my fixed point. it's go time

[@hanszcru]

that's some hard shit. hahaha

[@bolivianbillionaire1349]

cant listen to this