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broertjetim
May-10-07, 12:11 PM
owkey, i've been pratising this raiz for a few wheeks now...
um, i watched prodigy's raiz tutorial and i kinda tryd to copy his tech.
i think i must get a lil more inverted or something?
anyway, i think i'm close now:juji:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77ROzqgdteA
watch sessh's tutorial on raiz as well. you're missing one of the points, ie. doing a compasso. you're body doesnt "dip" down as you start the move, i mean its a start, but to get that invert, do that compasso.
HorstinPowers
May-10-07, 01:02 PM
I think you must more go down with your torso, like a Webster. And then you have to do a good hollow back.
Thats the points i think you have to pay attention on it.
Sorry for my bad english^^
pete_man_man
May-10-07, 01:31 PM
I think you must more go down with your torso, like a Webster. And then you have to do a good hollow back.
Thats the points i think you have to pay attention on it.
Sorry for my bad english^^
webster= bad example. i don't dip down at all any more in websters and they are at head level so yey
SickPanda
May-10-07, 01:37 PM
you need to do a raiz, not a laid back tornado kick
broertjetim
May-10-07, 01:53 PM
okey
dip down more, got it :)
could i use this kinda "raiz" to setup for my 540 Twist ? ^^
it looks like i have good hang height to make the twist
Dantess
May-10-07, 02:14 PM
Do you mean; could that raiz be turned in to a c720twist/540twist?
It could, if you kicked that leg harder...you don't need an inverted Raiz to c720twist. However I would recommend working on that Raiz a little bit more before you try and learn it.
Basically, like the others have said, you need to bend slightly at the waist, but not too much otherwise you'll kill your height, and once you are in the air, arch back and look for the floor. You want to be coming out of the move like you have just performed a Gainer, so think of it that way. Hope that helps a bit :punched:
broertjetim
May-10-07, 02:25 PM
thx man !
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