Staff spinning tutorial
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... (bow to master)
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I'm trying to learn how to spin, and this is by far the most helpful basic video I've found. After watching you, I picked up the staff and was able to spin, but I noticed after I had the staff going for a while that I didn't have the thumb spin part in there, I just rolled it over till I had to catch it with my other hand and rotated my wrist to keep it going.... Is this bad or do I need to learn the thumb spin part?
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wow you're a great staff spinner
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i hope this would help me in my medical exams this january.. XD
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danm I got into it my broomstick rocks but I have to rest because I got the flow and it flowed right into my balls :( real story
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Thumbs up if The Boondocks brought you here, NUHKKA!!! lol
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make sure not to break anything.
so ive been staff spinning for awhile now, and have been teaching myself. the main thing i noticed is i developed a different version of the basic staff spin does not include the the first part of yours (the roll over arm and catch). Its more of a continues version of the thumb spin that distributes even halves of the spin to each hand.
so how did you come up with this version?
thomassaurus 3 weeks ago
Well I don't know how you perform it, but I noticed how you could go faster with the wrist roll added than you could with just the thumb spin. If you'd do only the thumbspin, your hand has to go faster and faster as you spin faster. With the wrist roll added, you have a bit more time before you have to catch it again because it's making more turns around one hand.
Therefore how fast you can spin isn't limited to how fast your hands move. There's more to it than that though.
lordtains 3 weeks ago
u said that all is in wrist . how long it takes for a beginer like us to rotate like u
uppuluribharath 8 months ago
I think this depends on how talented you are and how often you practice! It could be a week, it could be a month!
lordtains 8 months ago
How many times or for how long a day do you have to practice these? I'm still starting out and wondering if this is the right place to start.
taleflame 8 months ago
You can practice it as long or as many times as you want! This system is not easier or harder than any of the other ways to spin a staff. If you think it looks cool, just try it out!
If you want to learn it quickly, just practice at least 3 times a week for at least half an hour each time. But it depends on how quickly you can learn!
lordtains 8 months ago