I have been working on the 2015 and 2016 kwc tricks. A kwc 2015 level 5 trick that I just learned today took me forever to learn. the trick is: kenflip-reverse kenflip- LH- falling in. This trick doesn't sound hard but trust me its pretty difficult. I spent a good 20 minutes practicing this trick and got it 4 times. Right now I want to get better at funky tricks, by that I mean tricks that nobody practices These days everyone spamming juggles and taps. I really want to boost my skill level and I think the best way to do that is by pushing yourself to learn a new trick everyday. I suggest practicing these past few years kwc tricks. one that I still cant get is cat jumping stick, I need to spend far more time working on that. Comment down bellow a trick(s) you have been grinding on and maybe we can all give each other advice on how we can improve. Spread the love
Practice the flip! Once you get a hang of that, you will be able to do it while focusing solely on the tama, and once that ken comes around you are just looking for the tama hole to spike it!
if you know how to do trade spike from lighthouse that will help you do this trick. get down the 1.5 jstick and know when to catch it. then spot the whole You'll get it down. just spend 20-30 minutes on it that is all it takes
these are annoying. I have been working on both of these tricks. I just laced kenflip juggle kenflip juggle spike today. one of the best feelings ever
1. One Turn Lunar to Small Cup Inward Lunar (flip 180 from Lunar to Inward Lunar) to flip to In 2. Swing Up Small Cup Bird throw to Lunar to flip in
1 turn tap swap juggle downspike. One turn swap downspike fast hand, and from the tama grip I flip swap downspike, then to stunt plane grip, and then I flip the ken and spike it in penguin grip. Very confusing
I've always liked this trick a lot! Once you get it down, try to go from lunar back to bird. That makes it a nice, well-rounded trick!
Love this trick, my advice is hole control and learning the timing for the 1.5 flip. When I was first learning these from a friend, he said to act like you're going for a double j-stick. My nooby self would then flip the ken (not knowing how many rotations it was doing) and swap it perfectly at 1.5 flips for some reason lol. For hole control, hold just a spare tama in your hand (no string, no ken attached) and just mimic the movement of flipping the ken and lofting the tama in the air. Watch the hole, and practice lofting it in the air until you start to think "oh man if I had a ken attached I could totally spike this right now." Maybe even practice with a ken and tama but no string until you get the muscle memory down. Pretty soon this trick will be like a cakewalk
I'll have to give that a try! Thanks for the suggestion on going from Lunar to Bird; I'm not the best at stalls, but I appreciate the suggestion!
I've been working on inward lunar, inward flip tap back to inward lunar. Eli Cory does these a lot, you provably get what I mean
For most of my lunar tricks, I like to: 1. Have a good lunar balance Dama with a tackier paint or good grip, and 2. I like to relax my hand when I start the lunar. I always find myself gripping on the tama way too much, and by relaxing my hand, it helps me land lunars with greater ease. So with the tré flip and 360 rover, practice the motions, but use a lot of knees and keep your hand relaxed and you'll hopefully get it. That's what helped me anyway.
Multiple juggles. Before, was getting pretty good at double juggles but lost all that progress when i stopped focusing on it. Saw a thread here that lists a lot of tips on how to practice multi juggles and it's helping a lot.