IMHO, I believe you outdid yourself - as far as posting this tutorial is concerned. I appreciate you posting this, JRock... much respect!

Jrock, thanks man. I have never really wanted to start or spend time on bottin but this clip completely broke it down to where I want to mess with it. Thank you so much. Seriously!

Thank you for putting this up.

Simple and Informative tut

Thanks sir for giving us such a great knowledge 🙏🙏💓💓

Gaynor still utilizes speed changes actually.

awesome!!! thank you!! :D

Love the way the concepts were broken down. Especially the "LOGIC" concept. However I disagree that the dance will look boring if done at the same pace. Gayner, the bother who has scoliosis uses very minimal movement which is done at the same pace, and he is phenomenal.

I LOVE YOU, JROCK!!

@stylespopping

7 жыл бұрын

The Broadwalk just now seeing this 6 years later 😂🤓 Thanks

@stylespopping

7 жыл бұрын

The Broadwalk just now seeing this 6 years later 😂🤓 Thanks

Question: Do you tense your muscles during the moves? For example: While lifting your arm (only soulder moves) do you tense your muscles to stop your elbow from moving or is it relaxed and you learn to control it in time??

@dihedral6374

4 жыл бұрын

7 years passed,where you are now ?

Where can we buy the DVD now?

why havent I found these vids yet

👌❤️❤️❤️

what is the name of the song TT

Is this dvd still for sale?

no, stop and maintain a constant speed, you can do hits but you should focus on being able to dimestop relaxed

Please tell my the name of the song Jrock tks you

@faycalassaad6066

6 жыл бұрын

Did you ever find out?

@MrCHOCAO

5 жыл бұрын

Slick dog popping musiv

@poppingmac

5 жыл бұрын

Which song of slick dog

@poppingmac

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrCHOCAO which one

I get the idea of not using certain things while doing certain moves bc it can look sloppy or rushed or takes away completely from the technique which should go with a lot of different techniques. Like now most robot, popping, bopping, animation it looks like uncontrolled movement. No real flow or understanding of the skill itself to push the boundaries of a skill. Old school thinking keeps the idea of foundation and technique. You have to know your own body and its limits also. Everyone cannot do what another does