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Absolute Beginner Single Staff Spinning Tutorials

      
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#808782 - 22/02/07 10:39 AM Re: Absolute Beginner Single Staff Spinning Tutorials [Re: Mele]
Clairebe Offline
Destroyer of kitchen appliances

Registered: 27/01/05
Loc: Liverpool, UK
This is fantastic! *bows down to teh awesomeness*
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#808783 - 15/02/08 05:31 AM Re: Absolute Beginner Single Staff Spinning Tutorials [Re: Clairebe]
imakokode Offline
member

Registered: 27/04/05
Loc: Paris
Up for introduce more basic staff tutorials.

I did some short videos from basics spinning movements, transferts, throws and more to come.
There is 3 languages avaliable on you tube:

English :

Tutorial I : Spinning movements part. 1


Tutorial II : Spinning movements part.2


Tutorial III : basic transfers



Tutorial IV : Basic throws


Français :

Tutorial I : mouvements de spinning 1er partie.


Tutorial II: mouvements de spinning 2eme partie


Tutorial III: transfers de base


Tutorial IV: lancés de base


Japanese

Imakokode staff tutorial I
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#808784 - 15/02/08 10:47 AM Re: Absolute Beginner Single Staff Spinning Tutorials [Re: imakokode]
Meeko_Kiddo Offline
journeyman

Registered: 07/09/06
Wow nice videos! I've been looking for tutorials such as these, very clear!

As a very beginner to staff, I totally appreciate videos like these!

Thanks

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#808785 - 15/03/08 01:38 PM Re: Absolute Beginner Single Staff Spinning Tutorials [Re: Meeko_Kiddo]
roarfire Offline
comfortably numb

Registered: 08/07/04
Loc: The countryside
That's are all great guys!
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#808786 - 31/05/08 07:00 PM Re: Absolute Beginner Single Staff Spinning Tutorials [Re: roarfire]
FerroMancer Offline
newbie

Registered: 30/05/08
Loc: Buffalo, NY
I downloaded pretty much everything that I could get my grubby little hands on, and I've started organizing it into groups that I can learn from. I really like the basicness of Imakokode's Tutorials, and I just tried my first ones tonight.

I've noticed a few problems that might not be affecting others. For one, I'm 6'4, and trying this in a basement. Bad idea, considering the height (or lack thereof) of the ceiling. In addition, it seems that my "girth" is causing my pathing to be a bit wider than I would like. Guess this is good motivation to keep me wanting to slim down.

But I tried the first four moves in the first video - man, it took me a bit to figure out the mechanics of the extra wrist beat, but once I got it, it was like a shot to the head. I can DO this!
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#873960 - 20/10/08 03:08 PM Re: Absolute Beginner Single Staff Spinning Tutorials [Re: FerroMancer]
mcp Offline
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Registered: 20/05/03
Loc: Edin-borrow.
BUMP!

Okay, updated to new forum format, added quicklinks into feuershow links so they go directly to the tutorial.

Added Imakokode's tutorials and added his youtube page to the references.

Oh what's this? A cheeky plug for my basics DVD: http://manipulation.firestaff.net
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#900259 - 28/11/09 01:40 PM Re: Absolute Beginner Single Staff Spinning Tutorials [Re: mcp]
EpitomeOfNovice Offline
Putting the "FUN" in fundamental since 1981

Registered: 15/09/09
Loc: Dover, Delaware USA
Thanks for the posting and sticky, I'm picking up my first staff from the post office in the morning. *missed the delivery man today traveling back from VA for Thanksgiving*

I went with the full length mistletoe (5ft 1/4in length since I'm 5'9", should be about right to get started) from the shop on here and can't wait to get started.

Hope to get better acquainted with you guys soon and studying up on all of the preceding straight away wave
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#912718 - 06/05/10 02:49 PM Re: Absolute Beginner Single Staff Spinning Tutorials [Re: Mele]
Timmie Boi Offline
stranger

Registered: 23/04/10
i just started and this site helped me a lot, good job mate and thanks

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#914075 - 23/05/10 10:45 PM Re: Absolute Beginner Single Staff Spinning Tutorials [Re: mcp]
Comrade Gwydion Offline
'Twas something with sticks, no?

Registered: 19/05/09
I really like the tutorials by Imakokode. (sp?)
I'm currently working on the two and three beat forward. Basically I am doing something, but I'm still trying to analyze wether it's good, wrong, or another move entirely^^.

I guess it's a sloppy two beat, because I think I do bend my wrist a little but extra, but instead of a three beat, it just makes a two beat that goes a different angle than yours.

I'm wondering, is a 'proper' two beat allways... 'flat'? I'm not sure about the corrent term, but I've noticed that your two beat is always almost parallel with your arm. My 'sloppy' 2-beat really isn't.

Oh, and is the Figure 8 wich is in the 'learning' section basically also a 2-beat variation?

Thanks a lot!
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