Advanced How To Glove Tutorial: Tips And Tricks For Tracing (Unlimited Moves)

Hi guys! Again I'm sorry it's been so long since I've released anything LOL adulting is came hit you hard and fast. (Gimme a thumbs up if you know exactly what I mean lol) FYI: This video has been sitting on my hard drive for almost two years (sorry lol). I just never got a chance to edit it or upload it. It's still going to take some time before I can come back to making more videos :( but I wanted to throw this advanced (the only & first one uploaded) tutorial out there just to help anyone in need of advancing their flow. Especially since it's recorded already, it's not hard just to upload it. It's not helping anyone sitting around in my HD. *Please skip from 2:40 to 2:50 - I fucked up but had the intention to edit that out buttttttttt couldn't so just skip that part LOL* OKAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY On to the actual tutorial: TRACING: The technique/concept where a glover would trace one hand across or around their other hand. STORY: Like I said in the video, I learned this concept early on from my good friend, Kevin. I was amazed at how many moves/combo he would use whenever we trade shows. Little did I know, that his shows were powered by this simple, yet powerful concept. Thank you for the keys to the kingdom Kev! Give the homie a follow on IG @dailyscrapin TIPS: 1. Never STOP tracing - I know, in the video I keep saying "don't break" the trace. I meant to never STOP tracing. You CAN break the trace as long as you bring the trace back. (Or don't, your flow, your life) Breaking the trace & bringing it back in a new way makes your flow more dynamic. 2. UNLIMITED moves - The most common/easiest type of tracing are conducting with finger rolls/waves and the trace is directed by your thumbs or pinky fingers. But expand out of that, use the end points of different concepts like tuts, digits, etc. Anything with an end point**. 3. Apply PRESSURE - Tracing becomes easier when you apply pressure to your traces. Your brain/body can feel where your trace is at & where it's going, making it easier to come up with the next move. *** Alright, have fun with this guys. I hope this helps and make up for the slow ass video output haha. Thanks for all the love and comments. I read everything & try my best to respond. Until then!