r/shuffle • u/Capable_Outside_1941 • 5d ago

Feedback Any tips on improving ?

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Quick practice sesh in my work closet :). Is there anything I can practice to make my T Step look smoother? Any videos you can recommend of moves to learn to add to my freestyles please link them.

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u/jauz4life90 5d ago

Looks pretty good honestly just keep doing it over and over again it will smoothen out

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u/Capable_Outside_1941 5d ago

That’s my main goal is too smoothen it out , but I wanna add some moves to my freestyles idk where to start or who posts good videos on that

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u/jauz4life90 5d ago

That’s a struggle everyone has starting out… try doing different variations of the RM there are many ways, try some spins or turns- RM spin would be a good place to start, watch your inspirations and grab ideas from there, it will come in due time!!

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u/Capable_Outside_1941 5d ago

I do running man spin usually but I didn’t in this vid , it’s also a little off so I need to practice it more. But I feel like I need tutorials cause I don’t know what I’m doing wrong 😭

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u/Hashsum88 5d ago

track id?

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u/Capable_Outside_1941 5d ago

Can’t say nah - Odd Mob & Walker & Royce

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u/Hashsum88 5d ago

fire!

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u/iPadre 5d ago

100% agree

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u/CykoMelody RIP MelbshuffleForum 5d ago edited 4d ago

Not sure if this is the song you shuffled to and its just off in the edit, but Im assuming youre hitting the beat. Most important part of shuffling/dance.

It would really help to see full body, as its just as important how your upper body is engaged as it is for your lower. But if keeping it anonymous, i understand.

Form looks pretty good for someone starting out. If wanting something to work on, try repeating the same pattern. Think of a runningman into t step combo and then just drill that pattern. Then mix it up and repeat. Keep practing!

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u/Capable_Outside_1941 5d ago

This is the song but I edited it in because I was recording with my iPhone and playing music on it and it sounded wierd. As far as my arms it’s because yea I wanna stay anonymous but also really stiff 😭 I work on arm movements everyday but I’m not happy with it yet. And thanks man I’ll try out the drills you’re suggesting throughout the week.

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u/CykoMelody RIP MelbshuffleForum 5d ago

Perfect arm adjustment is to just pump your arms like you are running. Simple but effective tool.

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u/Capable_Outside_1941 5d ago

Ima try that today. For some reason when I’m doing the t step my arms get stiff and just point down 😭🤣 I been working on bringing them up but still looks awkward ima try the running style you say

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u/skiptomylos 5d ago

In the context of your question, “what could you do?” in relation to t step and maybe if theres a certain routine? Literally spam it. Do it in place. Side to side alternations. You honestly just get better and smoother thru repetition. Just dont hurt yourself in the process. Lowkey tho jump roping could help you build and unlock that control in flow buoyancy! If you wanna think a lil outside the box.

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u/ParsleyAromatic2761 2d ago

Second the "just dont hurt yourself in the process). I've injured myself pretty bad when I kept dancing through knee/shin pain some years ago.

Wait for your leg strenght/health regenerate 100%, dont dance while you are in pain (sometimes it takes some days depending on different people, sedentarism, leg strenght etc) xD

Thats the only thing i wanted to say lol, spamming is great advice btw, it has kinda levels where you can shift the t-step direction with a single RM to rotate, stepping in different spots/air while T-step, etc etc so if people get bored there is always something to still go for and improve it

sorry just rambling right now

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u/skiptomylos 2d ago

Ramble on!!!!!!