Flow:
The opener was nice. It was kind of stiff, but I don't ever judge openers roughly.
I like the way you do your corks; They look more relaxed compared to some people that ball-up and just go for fast rotation.
The landing of the first cork could have been a little better.
2nd cork was my favorite. The link to the last trick was real nice; Snappy, quick, stylish.
Pose was also pretty gangster.
Overall, I thought it was a pretty standard tricking replay.
I tend to like more goofy tricks, rather than just cork, scoot, cork etc.
8/10
The opener was nice. It was kind of stiff, but I don't ever judge openers roughly.
I like the way you do your corks; They look more relaxed compared to some people that ball-up and just go for fast rotation.
The landing of the first cork could have been a little better.
2nd cork was my favorite. The link to the last trick was real nice; Snappy, quick, stylish.
Pose was also pretty gangster.
Overall, I thought it was a pretty standard tricking replay.
I tend to like more goofy tricks, rather than just cork, scoot, cork etc.
8/10
Holy shit your flow is incredible.
I'll cnc everything altogether as I think that makes for a better overall view on your style.
From what I saw, your movement is coherent and fluid. Sometimes there's a few jittery parts, like during the j-step in Practice. Another example would be during the second scoot in Flow. During those parts it almost looks like you're trying to move on too quickly to the next part of the replay, when you could be relaxing a bit more and letting things flow. You had a few really good parts, like the second half of Flow that really wowed me because of how smooth the movement was and how well you built speed. Basically you just need to work on consistency, but you've got style down. Lucid mentioned the only other "problem" that I saw, which was that you don't really vary your tricks. I'd like to see some other crazier combos and variations instead of the traditional setup>cork that I see so often. unless you want to be a flash
Overall, you've mastered a lot of the greater aspects of tricking and I look forward to more replays.
I'll cnc everything altogether as I think that makes for a better overall view on your style.
From what I saw, your movement is coherent and fluid. Sometimes there's a few jittery parts, like during the j-step in Practice. Another example would be during the second scoot in Flow. During those parts it almost looks like you're trying to move on too quickly to the next part of the replay, when you could be relaxing a bit more and letting things flow. You had a few really good parts, like the second half of Flow that really wowed me because of how smooth the movement was and how well you built speed. Basically you just need to work on consistency, but you've got style down. Lucid mentioned the only other "problem" that I saw, which was that you don't really vary your tricks. I'd like to see some other crazier combos and variations instead of the traditional setup>cork that I see so often. unless you want to be a flash
Overall, you've mastered a lot of the greater aspects of tricking and I look forward to more replays.
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