For me, I consider my style to be whips, slacks, and rejections which all often (hopefully) lead to cool picture tricks. I would like my style to have all those mentioned above + be flowy which I’m constantly working on but can’t say I have achieved.
What about you guys? Would you say you have achieved your ideal style? Or are you trying to be more technical, flowy, whippy, etc?
My current style is pretty simplistic,mild slack, not much tech, I put most of my focus on getting it to flow right, still in progress.
example: www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4P4b702iNs
What I want my style to be like is: Dense tech, more expressive slack, a bit more body involved, odd.
Right now I have a lot of emphasis on speed and horizontals. I’m trying to incorporate more original and slacky tricks into it without losing any speed.
I don’t know what my style is. Don’t have a plan beyond learning fun tricks. I love to learn other peoples’ tricks and learn to discover them on my own. Either way its gravy.
At one point I actually knew a variety of tricks, but my style has slowly devolved to the point where pretty much everything I do is just a variation on basic stuff like gerbil, boingy, kwijibo, etc. In other words, very basic hops and loops. Fairly fast and decently flowy, but certainly nothing that would impress you lot, and I’m perfectly fine with that. I just do the tricks that feel good to me.
Honestly, I’m trying to make a trick as complicated as possible, even if I have to sacrifice speed or slack. I learn tricks that are smoother and less complicated, but I try to make up my tricks. Unfortunately, that makes it pretty hard to make up tricks because of how complicated I want it to be.