I love your tutorials. I started with the 30 day challenge back in 2020 only knowing how to do single unders. With patience and a good set of ropes, I've learned so much from these videos. Jumping rope is finally fun! Thank you for all that you do for this sport!
I've seen several mic release tutorials that are very good and gave me the basic idea. Yours is the first where it explains the throw is off to the side. I have been throwing in front of me. I cannot wait to try it again today with a side throw.
once you get the hang of it you can throw it any which way. But usually your legs are moving forwards so it makes sense to throw it sideways. Either is fine, just depends what your trying to do in the end. Thanks for reaching out!
This is exactly what I found out by accident after a lot of wasted effort. It's definitely very important because if you don't, the rope has a higher chance of spinning/tangling with itself.
I’ve watched a lot of mic release tutorials. This is the best one by far. I was finally able to perform and complete my first mic release and several times more based on this video. It’s still ugly looking but I have a better gist of the mechanics.
As others have said this is the best tutorial on this technique. Thank you for this video and the amazing explanation and demonstration. As a beginner I’m finding these tricks to be daunting but it’s also a lot of fun. I just got down the dragon roll after many many tries and it felt great to finally do it. Jump rope is addicting and not sure why I just discovered it.
It's personally silly to think that mic release doesn't even involve the essence of rope-skipping itself but is so difficult to learn. I can do 360s with some variations with relative ease but I absolutely cannot do this even though it doesn't even involve jumping over the rope to learn 🤣 Thank you so much for this man, you make it look easy. 👌💪
Like everyone else is saying here in the comments, this is the best tutorial of its sort that I've seen. I can't wait to report back to you that I have unlocked it.
@@TheHealthyT , I forgot to come back and let you know, but I would say that I got a pretty consistent mic release in around 4 months. I've seen a whole lot of videos on UA-cam and Instagram with this skill, but yours is still the best and it's the one that I refer other people to!
I have what might seem like a silly question, but when you release the rope, are you also then pulling it back towards you to grab it again? I'm having a hard time understanding the mechanics of the move.
Tina, I think the physics takes care of it. The rope really doesn't have a lot of choice but to come back toward you, so you don't have to pull on it. Later, when you link this to other moves, the very next skill might involve a little more directional finessing, but even that doesn't change what you do very much.
I have tried to master this trick for a year and I’m still terrible. To everyone who was able to learn it and perfect it congratulations. Today is the official day that I quit learning the Mic release. I’ve thrown away my beaded rope, sticking to weighted ropes from now on
I’ve been trying to learn this for almost two months. I’m still no closer to it than I was on day one. I’m do damn frustrated. I’ve seen every damn tutorial and still not getting it. I’m so fucking frustrated.
I love your tutorials. I started with the 30 day challenge back in 2020 only knowing how to do single unders. With patience and a good set of ropes, I've learned so much from these videos. Jumping rope is finally fun! Thank you for all that you do for this sport!
Definitely the best tutorial about mic release that I saw!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I've seen several mic release tutorials that are very good and gave me the basic idea. Yours is the first where it explains the throw is off to the side. I have been throwing in front of me. I cannot wait to try it again today with a side throw.
once you get the hang of it you can throw it any which way. But usually your legs are moving forwards so it makes sense to throw it sideways. Either is fine, just depends what your trying to do in the end. Thanks for reaching out!
This is exactly what I found out by accident after a lot of wasted effort. It's definitely very important because if you don't, the rope has a higher chance of spinning/tangling with itself.
This is the best “mic” tutorial I’ve ever seen!!
Thanks for saying that!
This should have way more views than it does. Thanks for the video!
Glad you liked it! We all start somewhere. Pls share away!
I’ve watched a lot of mic release tutorials. This is the best one by far. I was finally able to perform and complete my first mic release and several times more based on this video. It’s still ugly looking but I have a better gist of the mechanics.
Glad to be of service!
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Omg! Thank you. I learned from this. Easiest and the best tutorial ever.
Glad it helped!
As others have said this is the best tutorial on this technique. Thank you for this video and the amazing explanation and demonstration. As a beginner I’m finding these tricks to be daunting but it’s also a lot of fun. I just got down the dragon roll after many many tries and it felt great to finally do it. Jump rope is addicting and not sure why I just discovered it.
Thank you!
Best video of mic release. thank you so much. Now I got the confidence to do it.
Glad it helped! That's why we made it!
You unlocked this trick for me. A BIG thank and hug to you ;)
Glad I found your channel. The best mic release tutorial! I’m encouraged to try this! Hello from Sydney!
Thank you from Sydney! Love it there
Wow, a masterful mic release tuition video, it gives me hope.
woww...thank you sooo much...the best tutorial so far on mic release !! 👏👏👍👍
thank you
It's personally silly to think that mic release doesn't even involve the essence of rope-skipping itself but is so difficult to learn. I can do 360s with some variations with relative ease but I absolutely cannot do this even though it doesn't even involve jumping over the rope to learn 🤣 Thank you so much for this man, you make it look easy. 👌💪
Thank you for tuning in!
Like everyone else is saying here in the comments, this is the best tutorial of its sort that I've seen. I can't wait to report back to you that I have unlocked it.
Please do! Glad to have been of service!
@@TheHealthyT , I forgot to come back and let you know, but I would say that I got a pretty consistent mic release in around 4 months. I've seen a whole lot of videos on UA-cam and Instagram with this skill, but yours is still the best and it's the one that I refer other people to!
best mic tutorial!!! you’re awesome!!!
Glad you think so! Thanks for joining in!
Hai mutia
Now te amo , I'm a new subscriber hehehe
Thank you bro i learned from this clear explanation 👍👍👍
Glad to hear that
Best tutorial! Registered.....🇧🇷🤙
thank you!
Very clear and nice teaching! Thanks bro!
You are very welcome!
U are really a great teacher ❤️
Thank you! 😃
I have what might seem like a silly question, but when you release the rope, are you also then pulling it back towards you to grab it again? I'm having a hard time understanding the mechanics of the move.
Tina, I think the physics takes care of it. The rope really doesn't have a lot of choice but to come back toward you, so you don't have to pull on it. Later, when you link this to other moves, the very next skill might involve a little more directional finessing, but even that doesn't change what you do very much.
Hey brother thankyou sm for the amazing tutorial!! ♥️
My pleasure 😊
Very good tutorial!! Love it!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks you
Your Welcome!
thank you
You're welcome
Thanku
Thank you for the clear explanation !
You are welcome!
Please show some of the tricks from the back perspective. Thank you
Ok maybe we'll create a another mic release video
Thank you! This was really clear
Glad it was helpful!
Can you please recommend any site to buy the freestyle and speed ropes
I have tried to master this trick for a year and I’m still terrible. To everyone who was able to learn it and perfect it congratulations. Today is the official day that I quit learning the Mic release. I’ve thrown away my beaded rope, sticking to weighted ropes from now on
Good teacher ... ❤️❤️👍
Thank you! 😃
Thank you! ❤️
you're very welcome!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Are u a member of the USA jump rope team? So good
Sorry I'm not.
Can you do this with a speed rope ?
Any tips if I keep failing doing the mic release you showed in the video? What could I do if my rope keeps falling?
Tnx man
No problem
Does the type of jump rope matter?
No
Good video, and I would just like to apologize to all of my furniture in advance.
Thanks! & LOLOLOLO
I’ve been trying to learn this for almost two months. I’m still no closer to it than I was on day one. I’m do damn frustrated. I’ve seen every damn tutorial and still not getting it. I’m so fucking frustrated.
Mic release. Shortened from microphone release ( handle looks like a microphone…right?). Not shortened from the name Michael- Mick release! 😂
Can i still use pvc type of rope?
yes of course.
Does rope length matter?
Are mic releases for Beaded jump rope only?
no, we've used all different ropes
More than 2 month still im struggling 😢😂
What beaded rope is that?
Levi always uses Buddy Lee Jump Ropes then adds beads to them. There is a link in the bio.
my rope doesnt do that 😭
Practice, you'll get there.
I am from indonesia. And i star learn this style. Bitch its was so hard. Make me crazy and tired
Corny
Thanks!
No problem!