Gumbi and Td Raiz analysis - TrickScience ep. 2

[@johzuke1]

This was really fun to make but it took a lot of time and effort. Anyways hope you enjoy and maybe even learn something new! I sure did while both while filming this and editing it.

[@skillazj5692]

i figured it out how to adjust my gumbi from what i see you kicked more towards your head almost like a flash kick i'm gonna give this tip a go

[@birdman1741]

Johannes Anttila do you know any drills to help learn the gumbi? Every time I try it always turns like an opposite cartwheel. I can never get the bend.

[@johzuke1]

@@birdman1741 Little by little work on placing the hand where it is placed in the gumbi. Work on your shoulder flexibility and bridges!

[@OptionalDilemma]

you are a G at editing videos and explaining movement!! Holy ****!

[@kelianc3133]

Such valuable content Johannes! Keep making these video's please, they are amazing and are truly an addition to the knowledge databank of tricking. Thank you for investing so much time in sharing your findings! Keep going strong bro.

[@johzuke1]

THANK YOU! ❤️ Very pleased to hear this from you brother!

[@brownrake3404]

Thanks for your amazing work man ! Very informative and detailed videos

[@TZPK]

Dude! You've got some skill my guy! Keep up the great work and keep posting videos and you're sure to become a full-out pro some day!

[@pablorc8091]

I really like this series, I think it is new content that has not been touched on in Tricking videos on KZbin

[@johzuke1]

THANK YOU! 😊

[@YANAGITAtokinori]

It's easy to understand the difference of those tricks. Thank you so much.

[@tagirau31]

Wow one arm gumbi is crazy !!🔥🔥

[@bbuster9]

I've never seen this question answered in depth before, wondering if you could help? When doing step in TD raiz does the direction your front foot faces change what you should be doing with the driving leg? With the push foot facing forward (like in your front swing TD raiz example) I've always been instructed to drive the back leg directly back like in a webster, however i've never been able to get my hips to turnover in that position due to lack of flexibility. So i then started trying to learn it with the front foot 90ish degrees to forward (like your step in example) thinking from there it would be a little easier to turn my hips over to give it that raiz shape. But this is where the issue is, from that position driving the leg directly backwards seems to throw off the whole movement. It seems to make more sense to turn the driving leg back around to face you but I don't understand how to generate power from that position. Essentially what I want to know is, when your doing step in TD raiz with the front foot turned 90 degrees what does it feel like your doing with that back leg? awesome series too btw, and tricks look tasty as always.

[@johzuke1]

It's actually quite hard to say how it feels. Raiz line tricks feel quite different to anything else when doing them from cheat step. I really try to do the cheat setup and then keep my foot facing forward but it always fails from this setup 😛. I try to lift the leg up like a webster but it doesn't go up like that because of the cheat setup turns it slightly.

[@swenbaostrickingprogressio2950]

This is really one of a kind!! Thanks a lot

[@sibusisogumede]

Awesome that's a well detailed illustration.

[@athulsanthosh950]

Useful one💞

[@Ahmadavocado]

Loving this series!

[@johzuke1]

Glad to hear! ❤️ Do you have any suggestions?

[@Ahmadavocado]

@@johzuke1 roundoff and cartwheel

[@krranveersingh6110]

You did wow bro

[@beta5425]

Can you please make a tutorial on how to learn TDR from a gumbi or whatever progression you took when you learned the TDR?🥺

[@johzuke1]

Check out Kojo's Trick Lab's guide on it!

[@johzuke1]

On his KZbin channel

[@skillazj5692]

I love this such detail and explanation i can't do a td raiz but gumbis are really difficult even though i can gumbi I'm still trying to master it i jus need to figure out the head positioning if i get this part i would get the gumbi properly do you have any suggestions on this part? Plz give me some pointers anyways splended vid man

[@johzuke1]

I'm not completely sure what you mean with the head positioning. The head just stays between the arms 🤔. Don't you see my technique from the video. Maybe compare that to yours?

[@skillazj5692]

@@johzuke1 yes i've just compared them my gumbi looks more of a cartwheel than a true gumbi that's what i need to fix but its hard but i'll keep pushing until i get it right

[@skillazj5692]

gumbis might be a variant cartwheel but its quite hard to get

[@johzuke1]

@@skillazj5692 It's a move that requires quite a lot of work. When you are putting down your second hand on floor try thinking of doing a bridge at that moment. Look specificly at my arm motion!

[@skillazj5692]

@@johzuke1 yes i notice that detail and i will put it to the test the other part i have trouble with is the way i kick can't seem to nail that part

[@Yokut]

goat

[@NazrinIzhar]

how was the project report? haha..great explanation tho 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Mucydonia]

The way i see it you just don't take off your first hand when doing a gumbi and it turns to a proper TDR.Its very different feel. but kinda similar.Don't you twist early more and hard to face the direction where you came from when doing TDR as opposed to a gumbi.I think the plant arm goes from way behind and more stretched like a backhandspring when doing TDR as opposed to a gumbi which it goes kinda from the forward and not much swing to that arm.am i right?

[@htxflow]

Dire Dire Docks

[@leaf4836]

Does the one handed gumbi variation count as sailor moon or does sailor moon have to be a quick tap?

[@johzuke1]

Good question. Don't know 😅

[@Spiinellii]

my tdr is weak but my gumbi is fantastic, does that normally happen, where people perfect the gumbi first?

[@johzuke1]

I would say that's more rare at least in my experience. Do you do gumbi and round off from the same leg? Are you back and shulders flexible? Those help tons with gumbi! Td Raiz can be easily done badly taking off foot facing to wrong direction and going over the side but doing it properly is kinda hard. If you are quite flexible gumbi is easier since you can just modify your cartwheel little by little. Anyways my Td Raiz is a lot stronger than my Gumbi and it took way longer for me to get a decent Gumbi than to get a decent Td Raiz. And here is the last anecdotal example: Here in Finnish tricking community there are many strong Td raizers (Johan, Vellu, Aleksi Ranta, Aleksi Neuvonen, Santeri Salonen, Riku Rikkonen and Me) who can at least dub cork from it. But Vellu and me are pretty much the only ones who can do gumbi properly and my gumbi is definitely weaker than my Td Raiz.

[@FlowUrbanFlow]

I learned gumbi as a cartwheeled raiz

[@MasterAbhijeetSayre]

😍😍😍

[@cruzoguz474]

Is this the underwater level music from Mario 😂😂

[@johzuke1]

Sure

[@cruzoguz474]

Johannes Anttila awesome 🤙thanks for the help

[@aleksimyllykoski7199]

😱😍

[@juhotalvitie1543]

Very helpful

[@FlowUrbanFlow]

I learned gumbi as a cartwheeled raiz