Smooth
02-01-2010, 07:49 PM
Hey guys. I'm sure many of you have some great instructional videos that you have used over the years to hone your skills.
I'm a waver at heart, but wanted to polish my popping and boogaloo skills. Well, Otisfunkmeyer (who was part of elastic illusion with tyson) is putting out these awesome videos that teaches you some great stuff. It's all free and really helps with the basics and even some of the more intermediate concepts.
Anyway, before anyone has a shitstorm, i'm not trying to promote this, so much as i am trying to help out anyone who comes to this forum in search of a great instructor. Otis learned from the greats and danced with the greats, and he knows what he's talking about.
Here's the link to his YT channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/poppingtv
Oh and i just wanted to give a shout out to waveomatic (and bishop, idk if he comes here) for generally being just a great freakin waver. Seriously. Awesome stuff. Waveo if you read this, do you have any tips for ground work (sliding around on the knees and what not)? I saw that video where you were a judge (i believe) and god damn, i have never seen someone do so much groundwork that was interesting.
I'm a waver at heart, but wanted to polish my popping and boogaloo skills. Well, Otisfunkmeyer (who was part of elastic illusion with tyson) is putting out these awesome videos that teaches you some great stuff. It's all free and really helps with the basics and even some of the more intermediate concepts.
Anyway, before anyone has a shitstorm, i'm not trying to promote this, so much as i am trying to help out anyone who comes to this forum in search of a great instructor. Otis learned from the greats and danced with the greats, and he knows what he's talking about.
Here's the link to his YT channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/poppingtv
Oh and i just wanted to give a shout out to waveomatic (and bishop, idk if he comes here) for generally being just a great freakin waver. Seriously. Awesome stuff. Waveo if you read this, do you have any tips for ground work (sliding around on the knees and what not)? I saw that video where you were a judge (i believe) and god damn, i have never seen someone do so much groundwork that was interesting.