Чистота исполнения на международном фестивале фланкировки шашкой «Разные, но вместе».

This tip was written for the third international flanking festival "Different, but Together" in 2025, which will be held in my VK group https://vk.com/shashkas_cossack_sword As a fan of purity and freedom of movement with blades, I will be closely monitoring those who work with maximum freedom this year, rewarding the brightest among them, and holding them up as examples. May this lead us all to shared growth and, importantly, to overall health. ✨The general criteria for purity are simple: ✅Each movement must be performed at the right time ✅in the right place ✅with the required range ✅without tension or stiffness in the body. 👌🏻Then it will be easy for you to work, and the saber will flow with the flow, and it will all look very natural, effortless, and seemingly effortless. But each element has its own unique characteristics, and it's impossible to complete them in 10 hours. 🧐Therefore, I've analyzed several of the most common mistakes beginners make, and by correcting them, we can move on to higher levels. After all, the more complex the elements, the harder it is to perform them if you haven't developed the correct technique. ⭐️Since many of this group's nearly 30,000 subscribers practice independently using videos, I decided to focus specifically on these relatively simple yet popular elements. ⌛️Timecodes: 00:00 - Greeting 01:30 - Horizontal double (eights) 03:40 - High five (eights) 07:20 - Front interception with same hand (interceptions) 08:57 - Side interception (interceptions) 10:07 - Front interception with other hand (interceptions) 11:20 - Back of hand roll 12:07 - Example of balances with a blade grip (more details in Grigory Kalinovsky's tip https://vk.com/wall-128731373_18004 ) 13:46 - Wrist roll 14:18 - Grip when working with a reverse grip 15:00 - Front throw (more details on the throwing topic) This will be discussed in Vladislav Cherkasov's tip. 16:32 - Working with blade jams 19:30 - Blade play, smoothing the blade along the spine 21:05 - Lower threes, back (reverse figure eights) 24:22 - Lower threes with a reverse grip and rotation with them (figure eights are not the main ones, group 4) 26:47 - Rotation with two checkers with lower threes with a reverse grip For those who want access to a huge archive of detailed lessons, I recommend joining our club - https://vk.com/topic-128731373_48496400 - this is the best investment for a flanker. Save time, learn at your fingertips, and connect with like-minded people from across the country🔥 ⭐️ Especially relevant for those who want to shine with the purity and diversity of their performance at the next festival in 2027 – we're preparing our sleds in the summer, and the 2027 festival is already here. Welcome to the team 👌🏻