Full Variations vs. Inverted Fulls (Tutorial)

[@JuanPortem]

This is fantastic footage! I’d definitely love to see the same concept but with corks as well!

[@itisjohny]

Pointing out what your right hand does just really helped me understand fulls a bit more. Thank you !

[@skohp1]

Absolutely amazing video, this is such a key concept that I’m currently working on a lot. Super helpful!

[@nicolaslaine8058]

Thanks for the insights man! Gonna try to apply this to my variations 🙌🏼🔥

[@FOCTaekwondo]

Great video like always, Johannes! Producing awesome content, keep it up 💪🏽💯

[@t-man.tricking]

perfectly explained man! Wish i had this a couple years ago!! keep up the amazing work

[@vizokholiekire8929]

king of trick analysis, man did his homework well👍🏻

[@DPKGrey]

Such a valuable video. Thank you

[@icaromsantana]

Do you think it is worth to learn cart fulls from a cart btwist mindset?

[@Ras77Pmo]

!

[@davidchauvet9622]

personally I've learned with this method it's help a lot but I struggle to inverted my full after and there is a lack of flip in my full (it's hard for swing) I recommend to do a cart front and try to turn after the flip in the beginning, it's more safe for learning

[@johzuke1]

I don't do that personally. I use backside pop kicks as the base for my full variations.

[@johzuke1]

@@davidchauvet9622 Btwist mindset, does it mean cart landing 1-2 and then jumping off one leg? I'd not reccommend anyone use the later part of that method because of how inefficient that is. You can land 1-2 and then take off like a backside kick. This way you can use the torque that the cartwheel creates very efficiently and still not invert too much to make the variations big and clear.

[@MrJOSHLIGHT]

This is exactly what I needed to work on, thank you (:

[@cassianvonwille7956]

Thank you very much! That was well needed👍👌

[@josoldat1262]

thanks a lot for your work!

[@KerWinLee05]

the intro tho😂 love it when you're doing push up while talking to us

[@KerWinLee05]

I have problem with spotting when twisting and kicking , example tricks are backside 900 and similar other tricks when I just can't get the timing down

[@johzuke1]

It's just about the reps upon reps and breaking them down.

[@yanivnetanel6300]

Good video!

[@oldrichpolreich7174]

So, for someone who is afraid of inversion, variations are actually easier to learn? More technical yes, but easier for fear?

[@johzuke1]

Agree!