How to Dance Liquid: Rails -- Episode 2

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

Awesome how you're taking a cerebral approach to this, rather than just showing us a move and having us mimic.

[@WColdblooded357W]

Bro you're taking me back to the early 2000s I worked at an after hours club. Weekly party from like midnight Thursday to till Monday morning. Honestly some of the best in my life.

[@rabbitfilm]

I was really struggling with the hand wave. Watched other videos but your "steps" approach really helped, start slow with each step and then slowly go faster till it's smooth. Love it

[@ThatSnazzyGoose]

you're an amazing lecturer! i love how you break everything down and get down to the real science behind the illusions. keep it up man! i enjoy watching your videos

[@K1ck1992]

This tutorial is really good - I got the basics already after like an hour. what I personally found difficult was where u need to set the corner point to go around it. I find myself setting the spot far more to the corner side then I did when I first tried to recreate your motions. This is in order to be able to move both my tiny wrist ankles around that corner point and still having a straight line when you look at it from the front. This also requires me to really bend my rump to maintain the "box".

[@AlbertHwang]

K!ck Thanks for the feedback. The wrists can definitely feel awkward at first

[@nitaykumar8982]

K!ck

[@AlbertHwang]

Thx -- I'm coming across some new revelations about dance recently that I'm keen on getting up in some new videos. I'll make something within the next month or so.

[@nickk5669]

Thanks Albert, great videos

[@neildhan]

That's great news. I'll be sure to check back! I like the way you speak articulately about the philosophy of dance, rather than solely going through the mechanics.

[@heathernoji5618]

Thanks for the lesson today! I've got my book at the ready, and imma study and practice this thingy for a while~

[@TheLevidance]

Thanks for these tutorials! they're so helpful and exactly what i was looking for! I saw a guy doing liquid in dance performance down in Tasmania and wanted to learn it straight away to go in with bboying! Keep up the great videos!

[@PrinceGorilla1218]

Keep them coming, you're doing a great job!

[@AlbertHwang]

Thanks for the props & glad you enjoy.

[@CalebThomasAKAPhenom]

Dude thank you for making these video I seriously needed someone to explain the depths of Liquid dancing!

[@darrent1905]

Super great video's very helpful and insightful thank you .

[@neildhan]

That was an excellent video, man. I can't believe there're this few comments and likes so far. My basic box was way better just by the time I got to the end. I loved the move at 16:16 by the way. More please! :)

[@Numptee86]

8:45.....really good point A.... I didn't get what you meant til you gave the example....something I had never really thought about (practicing what we are trying to pretend to give authenticity). Really interesting video mate! :)

[@David.Riegler]

Starting point 6:38

[@yo4522]

I love your tutorials :)

[@bigboyzden]

damn i been watching you for a month, no creeper haha u helped me a ton with my waving knowledge !! New suber

[@dynamoedm6569]

Excellent tutorial man

[@lukes2922]

Should I focus on having my forearms follow the shape of the rail or just the wrist/hands? I'm having trouble focusing on everything from the elbow to finger tips

[@AlbertHwang]

In terms of focus, I'd actually suggest not focusing on your body at all. Your focus should be on the point in space that your hands are rounding over. Definitely take it slow at first to make sure that you articulate as much as you can. It's like learning to ride a bike. You don't want to focus on where your feet are... you want to focus on moving forward. Don't focus on where your hands / forearms are, focus on what your body is moving through.

[@theorulez]

Albert Hwang So deep..

[@AlbertHwang]

ha, just saw this. liquid is a profound practice : ) Enjoy and post some vids if you want feedback

[@nathansonic]

I personally like all the philosophy. It's like an essay on dancing.

[@AlbertHwang]

Phedhex: dropping knowledge bombs since 1997... : ) Thanks for the sub. Enjoy the content -- just uploaded a couple new vids today.

[@middleclassic]

Albert Hwang : Dude, where did you get that T-Shirt? That thing is bomb! I must have!!!

[@AlbertHwang]

Ha, thanks. Yeah it's from a company in SF called upper playground. Dunno if it's evident in the vid but it actually says police instead of pee Chee, and instead of kids playing sports it's cops chasing kids. I personally stopped wearing it a while ago for a variety of reasons, but I still do really admire the design as well as the company.

[@irmeligehring7495]

thank you sooooo much!

[@K1ck1992]

What u say is true. I watched ur handwaves tutorial now i got it, but i feel like i do it very differently then you do.

[@AlbertHwang]

Few more added! I plan on doing these as weekly now...

[@user-li3ow7kd4b]

I didn’t know that I was doing this for 20 yesrs

[@sixflags11804]

I clicked on it for whatever reason :)

[@adkjdhskjd]

a video response

[@smithtyler4557]

When you make these videos try not to drag on the explanation or come to so many points where u cur yourself and start over. Your explaining it good but for someone like me with high anxiety looking for a good tutorial to listen to this makes it really hard to focus. Just some feedback if your makin vids appreciate the knowledge man

[@HienTran-pg8rl]

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