Learn The Hands Full Up | Partner Stunt Tutorial

Learn a few of the progressions and exercises that have been helpful to us as athletes and coaches in achieving the partner stunt hands full up.
Timestamps For Easy Reference:
Flyer Drill #1: 0:37
Flyer Exercise #1: 1:03
Progression #1: 1:31
Progression #2: 3:34
Base Exercise #1: 4:50
Doing The Hands Full Up: 5:39
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[@davidcarter5504]

As a cheer coach, I have used your content to further reinforce the points that I make when teaching technique and drills! Thank you!

[@AlemanGOD]

Niceee video

[@StuntCulture]

Alan Mancilla that is so great to hear 😃 thank you for watching our videos 😊

[@jonaseffey9372]

I like your videos but I think you should structure them a little better and maybe take the trainee through in little steps. for example: Give a visualization of what the trainee is training for (in this case the full motion/stunt). Afterwards you explain the Technique step by step, for basics like the Grip or the toss refer to earlier videos (Slow Motion is a great choice if you try to visualize tricky parts like the catch after the twist). Do the preparational steps or dry runs who lead up to the final stunt. Explain the full stunt step by step (Slow Motion and additional Information with Text or Voice overlay are great here as well). In the end give Workout advice for musclegroups that are especially used in this stunt, you might also refer to previous workout videos, which are specifically structured like a Workout plan instead of the Challenge games you like to play (the latest worrkout video at this point, form the 7. of May, is a step ahead from the videos you did before). Just some Ideas because you are just starting and I really like your videos and thought you might like some constructive criticism. :)

[@StuntCulture]

Dude this is amazing feedback!! Thank you so much for watching our videos we are so happy to hear that you're enjoying them so far! 😊 Also we really appreciate this feedback! We are definitely wanting to make these videos as helpful as possible so it's awesome to hear what people think would help! So in point form these are the things you think we should add: - Slow Motion Clips - Breakdown Technique A Little More - Add Text/Voice Overlay To Talk People Through It - Workout Video's That Cater To Each Skill Thanks again man 😀