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Thursday, 05 February 2009 |
contact club tutorials.
part 1 - simple / basic stuff. Small roll involving the hands usually. Basic stuff that most everyone knows already probably.
http://videos.tepookatoys.com/media/clubcontact-part1.wmv
part 1.2 - still simple but using some other parts of the body and maybe slightly harder but not much harder.
http://videos.tepookatoys.com/media/clubcontact-part1.2.wmv
part 2 - slightly longer rolls, medium / intermediate involving more of the arms and maybe other parts of the body too.
http://videos.tepookatoys.com/media/contactclub-part2.wmv
part 3 - more advanced again, like chest rolls and things of that length and technique.
http://videos.tepookatoys.com/media/contactclub-part3.wmv
part
4 - stupid / very advanced rolls... things that took a while to learn
or require lots of previous skills to learn. Plus some things that are
hard. And credits. And a diagram of a club.
http://videos.tepookatoys.com/media/contactclub-part4.wmv
fish - fishtails and that's about it. Hard to teach fishtails with clubs if you haven't learnt it with something larger.
http://videos.tepookatoys.com/media/contactclub-fish.wmv
So
I don't mean to step on anyones toes. Some of the tricks are hard to
explain and I have never taught them to anyone, so I do not know any
teaching methods for them. The names are just there to be names. They
might be known by other names but I don't know those names. If I learnt
a move from someone, I generally mention them.
Yeah there are a lot of moves on there... so they are only shown in slow motion once.
There
are a lot of other moves left to learn / discover as well as
combinations of moves and adding in more clubs. This is not a promo
video for me, so I left them out. They're mostly fairly obvious thou so
it's left up to you.
They're all encoded in wmv9 cos I like it best.
Sorry if the tips are sketchy at best, but they're free so er... be nice if you wanna complain.
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