The Skeeter Rabbit - Fundamentals of Locking

[@michaelcummingsherrera1232]

I learned a totally different version of Skeeter Rabbit back in 1978 that involved both feet, and, it could also be modified to be able to turn and do it to all four corners. But I did like this version too. So I could do the one I learned and then add this one at the end.

[@michaelcummingsherrera1232]

+Michael Herrera Oops! my mistake. The one that involves both feet was called Skip Jack. I just did both to see whether I still remembered them and I do.

[@klassic8]

OG skeeter rabbit is alive , EB skeet passed away

[@mofogie]

nice tutorial. thx for slowing it down. the og tutorial was too fast.

[@ripxxxtentacion7456]

2019 anyone

[@ripxxxtentacion7456]

2019

[@julianetflix8254]

2020

[@freshfarmer8377]

2023

[@Sara-ym3pd]

2020 :o

[@lvsundance]

OG Skeeter Rabbit is NOT dead. Most people including Professor Lock up here needs to be educated instead of filling in blanks. The Skeeter that you think is Dead is a different person known as EB Skeeter Rabbit. This is a poor example of the Skeeter Rabbit. It does not have any of the Original history and is probably learned from watching videos. Sundance

[@danielaalejandraosoriocris8814]

plisssss

[@danielaalejandraosoriocris8814]

in spanish

[@matthewpdyib]

Bah bah