c walk a few questions, c walk how I practice

The V is the most important thing.,You seem to be a little too anxious.,This thing needs to be practiced more.,Incoherent because you haven't practiced in place.,The V is to rely on perception and diligent practice to slowly speed up on the basis of the correct movements.,It's normal to be incoherent at the beginning.,It's like you're just learning to walk.

Whether V looks good or not depends on how well your feet are off the ground, and it looks like only a tiny point touching the ground is the best.

When I do V, I will put the center of gravity on the foot with the heel on the ground, and then keep changing when doing the action, and pay attention to the ball of the foot as high as possible, the less your foot is in contact with the ground, the lighter you feel, and you can even like the boss said, "complete the action in the jump" is to jump up and move the foot in the air when doing the V (don't jump too high or it will be redundant), and my method is to master the center of gravity, Also straighten the knee of the center of gravity foot (heel to the ground) so that the forefoot is raised as much as possible, and bend the knee of the non-center of gravity foot (toe to the ground) to raise the back heel. It's about understanding first, and then feeling it.

In addition, in order to increase elasticity, stomp your foot a little hard every time you complete a series of V pauses, and squat a little bit.

In the cwalk, I am persevering and thinking more and feeling more (I personally think), so I have to work harder, don't be in a hurry, remember to take more time to see ** to understand the key points of the action inside, uh......Let's get here first.

Ah yes, remember not to deviate from the feet, that is, the feet on both sides of the movement are asymmetrical, if there is a mirror, borrow more mirrors to correct, if there is no big mirror, my suggestion is to practice to a certain period of time to use a mobile phone or something to pat yourself on the action**, and slowly study **What's wrong?。

That's because you, practice well enough, C-walk's coherence and fluency is based on practice makes perfect, I practice 2 hours a day, look at ** more, look carefully, every time you look **, you can find new problems, if you want to know more about C-walk, go to C-walk stickers,

Some people practice the V in circles, but that's because the force is uneven, and you can try to practice the V in a straight line

C-Walk emerged in the poor suburbs of Los Angeles in the early '90s, with a unique dance move by the local crips gang. for gang membership; gang provocations, warnings; A kind of signal before the robbery, the lookout jumps the C-walk in front of the store to signal the accomplices. To this day, C-walk has developed into a kind of glamorous hip-hop dance, not a dance step of the gangsters.

Three styles have been formed: Crip Walk, Crown Walk, and Clown Walk.

Practicing cwalk can be practiced by the steps of this ** (**** cwalkroccs).

First of all, I'm just a novice who has been practicing for three months, hehe, let's make progress together.

The steps are the picture above, hehe.

There are three broad categories of Cwalks, Crip Walk, Clown Walk, and Crown Walk

There is a requirement for flexibility In fact, if you practice more basic flexibility, it will naturally come out, if you have a foundation before (there are other hip-hop dances), flexibility will soon be there.

Elasticity performance issues... I'm also a newbie, so I think it's probably my own feeling of being up down. That is, with the natural swing and ups and downs (sorry, the explanation is not good, there is something wrong) to jump up and feel lighter, there is no sense of bulkiness.

About strengthening the feeling of dancing playing. Crip Walk, I think it's to listen more and find that kind of gangsterism. I don't think you can get out of this type of hard practice, only to find gangsterism! That is, the feeling of a bandit, and when you jump out, you will naturally feel it.

Clown Walk and Crown Walk, on the other hand, require a lot of practice, a variety of foundations, and a variety of connections. Practice practice or practice.

I would also like to talk about a humble opinion that I realized when I practiced: every time I dance the V step, I bend my knees a little bit, and the elasticity is brought out by the knees. I don't know if it's right or not. It's all about my own understanding of Cwalk.

If there is anything wrong with what you wrote, please correct it.

First of all, the first question is that China's C-Walker is basically self-taught. The second is that beginners should start with the V-series, then the Shaffle series, and then the Heeltoe series. There is a special ** teaching for bouncing problems.

There are a lot of tutorials on the C-Walk post bar, and LZ can go there to learn. If you want to hurry, you can't reach it, C-walk proficiency and connection may be more difficult, I hope LZ doesn't give up, come on.