The Half Steve - Contact Staff Tutorial - Fire Tech Tutorials

[@timwinntimwinn8532]

Good teaching skills. 9 years later and it's still helping!

[@KevinHigby]

That's the cleanest execution of that move I've ever seen. I can't do it at all, but I've got two days off work, so here goes. :D

[@richarda.d.9745]

Jameson, you really are an amazing instructor. You break each move down perfectly, take the time to address the nuance, & your movements are some of the most clean & graceful I've seen in the burner community. Excellent job, thank you.

[@simonebarletta5316]

I can't explain how grateful I am to persons like you that share skills and tutorial for free! awesome video, I learn so much!

[@Bubelage]

best tutorial video I have ever seen. You have a talent both in contact as in teaching. Great work, please keep on doing these!

[@CarterWeyrauch]

Incredibly well made tutorial. Mad props and many thanks.

[@Bonfirebelle]

Only been spinning for about 6mths and this is great video I love the way you break it down into the 3 parts. Thank you =D

[@christagiles5679]

Thanks for the great tutorial! I watched this while taping weights (in the form of multiple rolls of electrical tape) to the ends of my wooden practice staff.. then headed out to practice, and had it down within two hours! (did other things too, hooping, staff spinning..) Your breakdowns and reminders were incredibly helpful, I could hear you talking about the sweet spot overhead, and the curve of my first arm... my success today has me smiling!

[@admiralbrownfirearts]

Great instructional! Loved the simple yet highly effective visual inserts for arm angles, "zones" to be in, and of course to show off the Steve face :) this is definitely going in my tutorial playlist. Can't wait for continuations

[@susannahbrown8350]

Wow great instructions and presentation of actions.

[@JefferyPaul]

This is a fantastically structured tutorial. Really well made video. Props

[@jacksonrivearia6820]

Thank you. Truly great instructions and instructor!

[@erikzakrzewski8999]

GREAT JOB!! I just got it! Thank you so much, this is the first contact move I've learned. I was just getting the spin work down first. Your tutorial is amazing.

[@allietheamazingg]

Wow! Great tutorial, so clear. I hope you have others!

[@andreacosta1232]

amazing teacher. smooth like butter. my brain is exploding thanks for blowing it

[@TimSmith13]

Great stuff, thank you for sharing! The practice staff I purchased last weekend is perfect- nicely balanced and designed.. Thank you!

[@ASKaaron32]

picking this up in 2 hours? i guess it will take me more like 4 hours, divided over a few days/3weeks. well, maybe i should have taken more breaks to rewatch parts of this tutoriel, but your tutorial was gold! the timing of release especially

[@ksc888]

You videos are the best!

[@22y1]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, ive been practicing this a while now and almost have it down. Hope to see more videos :)

[@vishnubalunsat3891]

woww i wish all tutorials were like this! super helpful

[@jacksteele3871]

just to say this is a very good tutorial you have done here i don't have a staff at the moment because i broke my last one so i can't practise till next week uuugh ash well

[@mtlchick2]

Incredible tutorial

[@xeviel2]

thanks Jamison, nicely done! sorry i missed you at 2720. hopefully there will be other opportunities for face to face knowledge transfers soon.

[@user-ke1ym9nh3j]

Thank you. The break down helps a lot.

[@lihiwood9061]

Hey buddy, can you please explaine which hand u start and to which side to turn it to? Im confused. Thanx❤

[@NotChoMamasChannel]

Dude this tutorial is really good!!!!! Thank u so much!

[@lindaschaf8831]

Thank you for this great tutorial! You explain this move very good and it helped me very much - still trying to master the Half Steve. Though I've one question: Does the staff ROLL your arm down or does it glide? Greetings, Linda

[@staceystevens184]

First of all... wow!😃.. how do i buy one please?.. got fire and glow staffs, cant do these moves, they're too light.. beautiful manoeuvre x

[@asparagussauce]

This is absolutely amazing, thank you so much!

[@charliepetrey4202]

Great tutorital. Helps a lot. Thanks!

[@chrisade1981]

I did it , great tutorial

[@Myrrhlin]

Great tutorial!

[@C.Sharpe]

I'm never gonna do this but boy am I riveted

[@valeriazavattoni7009]

Great tutorial!! What does your staff (black and orange) weight? Thank you a lot

[@ettnika1052]

Chingon! 🔥🔥

[@Ladyleeada]

How long should the staff be for beginners?

[@perryflow8951]

How much does your staff weight??

[@pockeystick]

How much do both ends need to weigh. I feel like it's not heavy enough. I just have a regular fire staff from trick concepts.

[@FireTechnicians]

I prefer what i refer to as a 'counter weight %", of 30-50% of the overall mass of the staff, fixated on the ends. I will not support or condone the use of a TC staff, as they are not manufactured by prevalent contact staff flowologists, like myself. Buy one of mine, and you will not be disappointed!

[@pockeystick]

Idk

[@Quadeyes]

Saber Forscythe the padawan works great for me Saber www.etsy.com/listing/119650507/contact-staff-practice-the-padawan

[@littletrucklove]

thanks for the video, trying to get this move to work for a fire meteor.

[@Infiniteyou77]

You still making staffs?

[@lazarinth5782]

you make it look so easy, I've just only managed to get a prayer connection continuum.

[@Alwaysmoving1]

thankyou

[@FireTechnicians]

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[@max65810]

Dat bread and butter!

[@georgebowman1060]

👍

[@manuelantoniomontero646]

pura vida mae

[@mimianastasia2699]

That was the hardest part ,,it's more harder than MMA...😁 Many times i got hit my face..😁😂

[@xelayutui5629]

Finaly sm1 with my style Over expert level Uzumaki

[@HadeToriNumber1]

seems so easy, give a stick to beat myself with...

[@WRWhizard]

End the Half Steve with a palm spin. Don't catch it, let it spin on your palm. Rather easy actually.

[@bernieshardware]

menwithsticks.com.......you're in!

[@argenisruizpuac3094]

great job excellent

[@simonebarletta5316]

I can't explain how grateful I am to persons like you that share skills and tutorial for free! awesome video, I learn so much!