'Interception' by Mystery Mark (tutorial)

Fin · 06-30-2011, 12:55 AM

Well said Travmang. It still surprises me how many moves genuinely ARE impossible on the first attempt, but that after practise the hand muscles actually adapt and are able to move in ways they simply were not able to before. Most one-handed cuts, the clipswitch, palming, coin rolls, etc. All of these felt impossible for me on the first few attempts but after a few days of occasional practice suddenly you wake up one morning, give it another go, and the bits that seemed tough are now flowing totally naturally. Muscle memory is the name of the game! Never give up on a move... Just keep trying it and your hands WILL make it easier for you given time.

06-30-2011, 12:55 AM	#1
Fin Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 530	Well said Travmang. It still surprises me how many moves genuinely ARE impossible on the first attempt, but that after practise the hand muscles actually adapt and are able to move in ways they simply were not able to before. Most one-handed cuts, the clipswitch, palming, coin rolls, etc. All of these felt impossible for me on the first few attempts but after a few days of occasional practice suddenly you wake up one morning, give it another go, and the bits that seemed tough are now flowing totally naturally. Muscle memory is the name of the game! Never give up on a move... Just keep trying it and your hands WILL make it easier for you given time.