not sure if this actually answers your question, but i think the reason you didn't get explosive height is due to two reasons:
first reason being that a lot of your joint movements are timed correctly (such as kicks or extensions that are way too early or way too late). to fix that, you should work on flow. flow isn't just pretty, but it gives you the ability to do more with your tricks, such as reaching ridiculous heights. i feel like the perfect way of doing this is doing good ol' spin moves.
second reason would be that your stiff joints kept you grounded, and that you weren't transferring enough momentum to get yourself off of the ground. during tricks like backflips or gainers, most people lift their arms to generate/transfer enough momentum to lift them higher into the air
hope this sort of helped, glad to see you back around
first reason being that a lot of your joint movements are timed correctly (such as kicks or extensions that are way too early or way too late). to fix that, you should work on flow. flow isn't just pretty, but it gives you the ability to do more with your tricks, such as reaching ridiculous heights. i feel like the perfect way of doing this is doing good ol' spin moves.
second reason would be that your stiff joints kept you grounded, and that you weren't transferring enough momentum to get yourself off of the ground. during tricks like backflips or gainers, most people lift their arms to generate/transfer enough momentum to lift them higher into the air
hope this sort of helped, glad to see you back around
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Using your advice, i pretty much pulled off 3 of them though the landing was pretty shite, any tricks or things i can do to land them better?
The second replay is just a continuation of the first one that i just felt like showing.
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Alright, I have a problem.
I keep having decent openers, but struggle with carrying the momentum in one direction in order to beat the hell out of uke.
I've tried manipulating the joints a bit, but it results in loss of speed, which just looks awkward.
Maybe this replay will give you a clearer picture of what im talking about
Thanks.
I keep having decent openers, but struggle with carrying the momentum in one direction in order to beat the hell out of uke.
I've tried manipulating the joints a bit, but it results in loss of speed, which just looks awkward.
Maybe this replay will give you a clearer picture of what im talking about
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by 2WC
Alright, I have a problem.
I keep having decent openers, but struggle with carrying the momentum in one direction in order to beat the hell out of uke.
I've tried manipulating the joints a bit, but it results in loss of speed, which just looks awkward.
Maybe this replay will give you a clearer picture of what im talking about
Thanks.
hi 2WC
the reason you could not carry the momentum after 350 is mostly because of a loss of balance and your awkward position
you are trying to push your body into an upright standing position so you can continue the rotation and punch with your right hand, or continue swinging the arms. however, your body makes it really difficult, because it is almost completely horizontal
since you are putting all that force on the foot, and the foot is not in a firm position on the ground, the 2 things that are more likely to happen is either 1. you dont have enough force to push your body to a vertical position, and lose all momentum from the rotation; 2. your foot slips;
in other words, you are attempting to do what is in green:
however, that puts too much force on the right leg, which does not have (alone) enough strength to put you in the desired position
the solution would be to avoid extending your right knee, because you are practically kicking the ground and throwing yourself off balance. i attached a replay where i edited it and tried to plant the foot without extending the knee. that way, the tori does not "hop" to a horizontal position. the downside is that you have to get closer to the ground, so you cannot punch uke's chest or face, if that is what you were going for.
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Originally Posted by NICOLAS135
Hi guys,
pusga what do u think of that momentum and that speed in this opener?
Originally Posted by Splinter
The purpose of this thread is not to ask for our opinion. In this thread, you present us with a clear problem that you want help fixing, and we try our best to help you. You should already know what your problem is, and you come to this thread because you are having trouble correcting said problem.
Questions such as "are there any problems with this replay?" or "is this replay smooth?" or "what is your opinion on this replay?" or "how do I make this replay better?" are not what we want in this thread.
What we want in this thread: Concrete questions where we can give you an objective response, such as "how do I aim this kick/punch in order to get more destruction?" or "what should I do in order to twitch less in my replays?".
Instead of asking "how to make this better", try to tell us what you would like your replay to look like, and then ask us how to do it.
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