Cyr Wheel Tutorial: Waltz (Cyr Wheel 101)

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  • Опубліковано 28 тра 2013
  • Yup after many requests, here it is! How to waltz or Cyr Wheel 101. In this video i go over symmetry in the wheel, the roll by start, and how to propel your waltz to infinity and beyond!
    *LIST OF THINGS I FORGOT TO MENTION IN THE VIDEO*
    1)If you spin to the right you're gonna have to translate this video from leftish to rightish
    2)Stand on your "tippy-toes"/"ball of foot" this lets you use your ankle, a whole extra joint for balance!
    3)HOMEWORK: There are 4 ways you can trust your weight, find them all! (Hint: 2 of them are done with the body in front of the wheel!)
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  • @doracotterell2863
    @doracotterell2863 6 років тому +1

    I really appreciate how u slowwwwwlyyy go through each detail. I do not learn from quick movements so your style is 'perfect' for me. Thanks so very much!

  • @dtboxing830620
    @dtboxing830620 11 років тому

    Thx for your teaching. I live in Hong Kong,since in Hong Kong I am the only one who own and learning cyr wheel, so there no right way to learn. And I am afraid it will easily get injury if learning in wrong way. so hope you can have more teaching videos to help me to learning this art. Thx so much.

  • @zcqw4a1
    @zcqw4a1 10 років тому

    thank you for this introduction! this is my first instructional video that i've watched so far. looking forward to getting started with my wheel with your technique

  • @rickhuddle
    @rickhuddle 8 років тому

    this is great! I've had 3 classes at my local circus school, but love how you really break things down. Love to see how you're working in such a small space, too- gives me hope for my garage.

  • @montanamacleod8618
    @montanamacleod8618 10 років тому +2

    Thank you so much for this tutorial! It's the most detailed wallz tutorial I've found. Will try it out tomorrow with my wheel. (fingers crossed!)

  • @heitorguimaraesrocha
    @heitorguimaraesrocha 7 років тому +1

    I started to learn Cyr Wheel in my college here in Brazil, and i'm super lost about how give spinning to it. Now i'm going to try the things i've seen on this video and i hope it works. Thank you for the help !

  • @andreapk2789
    @andreapk2789 9 років тому +2

    I never thought I'd find a tutorial of this. Thank you very much, you are awesome! :D

  • @EricLiu13
    @EricLiu13 11 років тому

    Best cyr instruction video I've ever found. Thanks so much for making this. I'm starting to learn now. Please post more instructional videos as you have the time for you truly have a gift for teaching!

  • @TheMystereGuy
    @TheMystereGuy 11 років тому

    Finally got my wheel in today. Watched your tutorial and managed to not look like a total ass the first time trying it :p Only used it for a few minutes though since it is late already. Just wanted to thank you for the helpful videos.

  • @ziggystarpup9918
    @ziggystarpup9918 8 років тому

    Very helpful video, thank you! There aren't a whole lot of cyr wheel tutorials out there so I was very glad to find this.

  • @AaronPriceColby
    @AaronPriceColby 8 років тому

    Thanks man, just got a Cyr Wheel for my b-day can't wait to start figuring it out this was a great video!

  • @WhamSestover
    @WhamSestover 8 років тому

    Thanks for the video! This is a very different technique than I've been learning, but I've really been struggling, so I'll give this a shot. Thanks!

  • @maxxholm3477
    @maxxholm3477 8 років тому

    Thank you freedomcaller for your great wheel tutorials. I just recently purchased a cyr wheel and am learning to use it by myself. I haven't found a scene in Victoria b.c. Where I live. I appreciate the way you explain all the details so well and thoroughly. It's been a punishing learning curve bit I think it's coming along. 3 weeks in and I still can't quite figure out how to waltz. Getting close though. Cheers.

  • @alyshashah105
    @alyshashah105 9 років тому

    Hey thanks! The way you explained it was great, easily understood, can't wait to begin :)

  • @LauraErnst
    @LauraErnst 8 років тому

    Thanks for doing these videos! This one really helped me get my waltz.

  • @zeeumesmo
    @zeeumesmo 10 років тому

    Thks for this tutorial. Im Brasilian performer and this is nice to learn.

  • @Swiftrunner10123
    @Swiftrunner10123 9 років тому

    Your videos are very helpful. Thank you. (From a guy who is new to Spinning).

  • @josephcana3750
    @josephcana3750 6 років тому

    Thanks for posting this man. It helped me out so much.

  • @lefeufollet1607
    @lefeufollet1607 11 років тому

    enormously helpful and thorough

  • @LettersToNowhere99
    @LettersToNowhere99 8 років тому

    Thank you! You are the best!

  • @tristramsavage885
    @tristramsavage885 10 років тому

    Very helpful, thanks. You have a good sense of instruction; conveying information in a number of different ways, and anticipating what might not be clear to a newbie. As one develops a skill, it's easy to completely forget that what used to be the hardest elements even exist.
    It's almost like it's yer job or somethin'.

  • @ilivewhereiam
    @ilivewhereiam 9 років тому

    very cool! thanks so much for this tutorial!

  • @freedomcaller
    @freedomcaller  11 років тому +1

    Its been a slow gradual process with the harder moves requiring more and more muscles. At no point did i stop and say i need to lift weights or im not strong enough, but at first a long watlz session was a bit of a workout, then things like hangs and flags really worked my muscles, and now ill work on handwaltzes for like an hour or two and that's a workout. Since i started last September, I've lost like 10lbs and gained a bunch of muscle, you can probably see the diff in my old videos vs new.

  • @adonisvlassis
    @adonisvlassis 7 років тому

    thanks for this video,it was quite helpfull...

  • @thelivingmarkable
    @thelivingmarkable 9 років тому

    Thanks for the video!

  • @stavrozinio
    @stavrozinio 8 років тому

    A tut on how to pump up the speed would be cool :}
    Cheers!

  • @maui-spinz7558
    @maui-spinz7558 2 роки тому

    Thank you!! 💕

  • @mivijacobs
    @mivijacobs 10 років тому

    thank you!! i really want to get it! still having a hard time..

  • @TomoEh
    @TomoEh 2 роки тому

    Much appreciated!

  • @DanielRMagic
    @DanielRMagic 11 років тому

    Awesome video

  • @tommyd9055
    @tommyd9055 10 років тому

    Thanks for the well done video.
    I made my own wheel after looking at a ton of "how to"s.
    It's kind of obvious that not many newcomers understand the construction of the wheel.
    I would appreciate any constructive corrections, but this is how I built mine, successfully the very first time. :0)
    I Bought two 20' sections of 1/4" thickness (wall) 1.5" aluminum tubing from a metal supplier, (or a welding company) $75 each ( 2 for two wheels)
    One inexpensive manual roller bender for 1.5" pipe from Northern Freight Co. ($95)
    50 feet of 1.5" (ID) by 2" (OD) clear PVC Tubing from WW Grainger Supply for $150. ( that's enough for two wheels) and the minimum order available is 50'.
    Bending the tubing is not too difficult for two people. but there is definitely a trick to doing it right the first time.
    Secondly, sliding on the PVC outer cover is a cast Iron bit(h, but there is a trick to that too. I will gladly share my tricks but I don't want to make the worlds longest comment here.
    I would have had a lighter wheel with a thinner wall pipe (tubing) but the risk of puckering the tube as you bend it is greater. My wheel weighs about 30 lbs, and I have heard that heavier is better for learning on, but don't know if I still believe it.
    Any comments or questions?
    Again, thanks for your experience, knowledge and examples.

    • @sudhirgokhale5759
      @sudhirgokhale5759 5 років тому

      We from India can send you ready wheel at lower cost. I am using it. Pl send enquiry to sudhirpgokhale@gmail.com.We can send photos o it .

  • @christopherbaviera197
    @christopherbaviera197 7 років тому +1

    hi! Im trying to get some waltz spins but im stuck because i cant get speed so after very few turns i end up stopping...any other advice? Great video, if u're still performing can i request a coin video? It's the other thing that i just cant figure out how to not die :P

  • @michf7889
    @michf7889 10 років тому

    I like your tutorial, I am still having problems keeping my waltz for more than a couple turns before i have to step out, any tips?

  • @wincircus460
    @wincircus460 4 роки тому

    Thanks man it really helps me 🖖🖖🖖

  • @jerometatin6819
    @jerometatin6819 9 років тому

    Thanks a lot dude, you make my day ! I'm learning cyr wheel for almost 2 weeks, practicing every day, and I'd really like to thank you for all your tutorials ! Just one question : Is there plastic on your wheel ? PVC ? I saw you practicing outside, what kind of ground was it ? Mine has a protection made of rubber "caoutchouc", it's almost already dead and it doesn't slide very good. Thanks for answering.
    Lots of energy to you !

    • @sudhirgokhale5759
      @sudhirgokhale5759 5 років тому

      A good quality PVC tube material works. A good surface on which you practice definitely helps. I do my practice on this wheel regularly. Enquire at sudhirpgokhale@gmail.com

  • @user-nv7gh8id5j
    @user-nv7gh8id5j 10 років тому

    Hi!!
    Tell me please, how heavy your cyr wheel is.
    My first wheel was aluminum and it was 4 kilograms.
    Than I made stainless wheel and started spin better because of heavy (9 kilograms).

    • @jastafaraj
      @jastafaraj 10 років тому

      Hello!
      Minimum weight of Cyr is something around 11-14 kg (aluminium) max 20-25 (steel)
      If is weight lower than this wheel is not safe and can easly bend.

  • @freedomcaller
    @freedomcaller  11 років тому

    if the inner diameter of your cover is bigger then the outer diameter of your wheel whats gonna hold it in place?

  • @KeepOnRocking1000
    @KeepOnRocking1000 8 років тому

    hey guys and girls! I am a girl and I really want to start with the cyr wheel! It would be perfect if I could use the wheel inside and outside. What kind of wheel should I buy for the beginning and where?
    Thank U 4 Ur help!

  • @Marius752
    @Marius752 10 років тому

    Good tutorial :)

  • @Mortalcoil100
    @Mortalcoil100 10 років тому

    Nice video. My prob would be that all the spins would make me dizzy. Other than that, it looks like alot of fun.

  • @brandyishot
    @brandyishot 10 років тому

    how much do one of them cost and i have short arm and legs do u thank i will still be able to do it it looks like so much fun

  • @cloudsenpai9258
    @cloudsenpai9258 8 років тому

    how do you get the correct size for your height? i'm like 5'0/5'1 btw

  • @LawrenceDuffy477
    @LawrenceDuffy477 7 років тому

    You're an AMAZING teacher !!!! Even took us through how to start the spin no feet on the wheel, then progress. I still do not have a wheel. Not for $3,000. I'll have to make my own, somehow. Any help on getting used/ cheap/ DIY/ wheel??

    • @ProjectileObjects
      @ProjectileObjects 7 років тому

      Buy one from Anton on Etsy for $400 shipped. He's in the Ukraine.

    • @LawrenceDuffy477
      @LawrenceDuffy477 7 років тому +1

      Thanks !!! I found this. I hope it's correct.
      www.etsy.com/shop/CyrWheel

    • @ProjectileObjects
      @ProjectileObjects 7 років тому

      yep

  • @neylosapolos
    @neylosapolos Рік тому

    How to Accelerate the wheel? You use the hands for that or use the your legs to wheel turn more fast?

  • @crazycatmom
    @crazycatmom 10 років тому

    Sooooo ... is it possible for anyone to learn how to use a cyr wheel? I'm reading comments and see that people are talking about making their own. Do you recommend that or do you suggest just looking for a custom made product? Thank you!

  • @TheJordantodd
    @TheJordantodd 6 років тому

    1: are you based in Seattle? You look familiar af. 2: I've been drilling this move for a while, the sweetest thing is what I've needed to know

    • @freedomcaller
      @freedomcaller  6 років тому

      Jordan E. Todd I am, are u stalking me? 😂🤣

  • @GRRIMAWESOME126
    @GRRIMAWESOME126 10 років тому

    Would it be better to have the tape covering on the cyr when practising outside? I just got mine and I'm not sure if I should order the covering, but I'm also afraid I might damage the cyr if I practise without extra covering.

  • @lochinismatov1599
    @lochinismatov1599 10 років тому

    Nice

  • @freedomcaller
    @freedomcaller  11 років тому

    Yeah my wheel has a coating, you want a coating unless your spinning on a surface that is too grippy like really soft marley or something.

  • @freedomcaller
    @freedomcaller  11 років тому

    well i don't put my hand on the floor, i put it on the wheel. and even if i did put it on the floor i deff don't put the wheel on top of it, why would i want my hand under the wheel? and even if i did for some reason put my hand on the floor and then put the wheel on top of it i deff wouldn't step on wheel to crush my fingers.

  • @kirstyirwin4489
    @kirstyirwin4489 10 років тому

    I'm a hooper/fire performer and I'm interested on getting a cyr wheel and learning that too. I notice that Cyr wheels come in many different sizes... How do you determine the right size for you without physically standing in it (I plan to order one online). Any input at all would be really helpful, thanks!

    • @KaraDeeTV
      @KaraDeeTV 10 років тому

      The retailer should ask for your height and the wheel will be custom made for you :) I just got my wheel at Circus Concepts.

  • @nikolaytagantsev4420
    @nikolaytagantsev4420 11 років тому

    thank you very much for your video, it really helped me, but a have one question:
    today I did some spining session of nearly one minute(after 5 spin yesterday), and now I feel bad(like a hangover).
    Is it normal?
    Do you have a solution?

  • @JohntheAnabaptist
    @JohntheAnabaptist 11 років тому

    How much stronger do you think practicing the cyr has made you?

  • @robloxcrazy2895
    @robloxcrazy2895 2 роки тому

    Where do you guys get the cyr wheel? Or is it just a hula hoop

  • @magicbuskey
    @magicbuskey 11 років тому

    How do you keep from smasing your hands/fingers when you go upside diwn?

  • @danab172
    @danab172 10 років тому

    where did you learn how to do all of this???? thanks!!!!

  • @cameronwaites7998
    @cameronwaites7998 8 років тому

    Is it tougher altogether to work with powder coated cyr wheels than cyr wheels that have a regular finish, or does it not matter?

    • @freedomcaller
      @freedomcaller  8 років тому +1

      regardless of the paint job/finish, all wheels should be covered in PVC.

  • @soonergymnast1967
    @soonergymnast1967 11 років тому

    Any tips on inversions?

  • @ziggystarpup9918
    @ziggystarpup9918 8 років тому

    What would you recommend for a surface to use the wheel on? I've heard dance floors and hardwood like you've got here is ideal, but I don't have anything like that at home. Is a rubber-ish, gym floor ok? And how about outdoors on concrete? I'd just be afraid of putting too much wear and tear on my wheel.

    • @freedomcaller
      @freedomcaller  8 років тому

      +Cormac Gillis Rubberish floors are usually too grippy, but you never know if you don't try. Any out door surface will start to grind down your wheel much faster than indoor surfaces. That said there are good outdoor surfaces and bad ones. The good ones are smooth painted tennis and basketball courts or polished concrete (more of an indoor surface tbh). Asphalt and regular concrete will really wear down your wheels skin fast. But the easiest way to tell a good outdoor surface from a bad one is how well the wheel spins. If your wheel slows to a stop after like one or two spins then the surface is too rough/grippy, and is probably chewing up your wheel.

    • @ziggystarpup9918
      @ziggystarpup9918 8 років тому

      +freedomcaller Alright, thank you very much! I'll keep in mind and try to seek something out that'll work. :)

    • @freedomcaller
      @freedomcaller  8 років тому

      +Cormac Gillis If you practice outdoors enough to wear down a skin to the point of replacement, you'll more than deeply enough in the cyr wheel hole to fork over the cash for re-skinning and maybe even a second wheel. If your often on on surfaces that are too rough you'll end up favoring rolling tricks to spinning tricks.

  • @slane_design
    @slane_design 7 років тому

    Where can I buy a wheel?

  • @freedomcaller
    @freedomcaller  11 років тому

    cant really give you advice on this, I'm not a doctor. But if it is just standard dizzy, you should build up a tolerance after a while.

  • @quinnfoster4671
    @quinnfoster4671 4 роки тому

    how do I add a motor to this...

    • @freedomcaller
      @freedomcaller  4 роки тому

      This guy converted one to a monocycle.
      ua-cam.com/users/consoledoctors

  • @jdgambit123
    @jdgambit123 10 років тому +1

    Where do you get a cyr wheel??? I want to learn SO badly >_

    • @cyrwheel_titanium
      @cyrwheel_titanium 9 років тому

      Katie B hi see @+MetalslabEuCYRWheel

    • @sudhirgokhale5759
      @sudhirgokhale5759 5 років тому

      @@cyrwheel_titanium we from can send you this wheel . Pl. enquire at sudhirpgokhale@gmail.com Cost is reasonable.

  • @midnightash5099
    @midnightash5099 6 років тому

    intro: *grabs bleach*
    video starts: Ah its started *puts bleach back*

  • @_ZEUS_-qb2pz
    @_ZEUS_-qb2pz 6 років тому

    Where can I buy a decent one for a good price. By good I mean a dollar

    • @sudhirgokhale5759
      @sudhirgokhale5759 5 років тому

      We sell it in India at Rs. 21000/- ie. around $ 300/- Packing and forwarding charges extra. We can send photos if you are interested. Enquire at sudhirpgokhale@gmail.com

  • @valerie_inertie
    @valerie_inertie 9 років тому

    I like the first part but than it get's wrong wrong wrong. Wrong position, wrong technic. You'll get everyone with hip and shoulder injury after a few years!

    • @shawnpettit3616
      @shawnpettit3616 8 років тому

      Could you provide a correct tutorial?

    • @valerie_inertie
      @valerie_inertie 8 років тому

      I am giving cyr-wheel workshop and also private class. facebook.com/valerie.inertie.5?fref=ts

  • @evrrjd
    @evrrjd 10 років тому

    hello friend greetings from Venezuela my name is diaz ever fisicaa study education and I really like the cyr wheel and then we have everything to make my ring not in q padrias ayuar me and giving me a tic to start practicing thank you very much and I hope your response

  • @danab172
    @danab172 10 років тому

    where do u get such a wheel? can it be broken down to put in a car for transportation???? thanks!!!!!!

    • @GRRIMAWESOME126
      @GRRIMAWESOME126 10 років тому

      You get this on a website that sells cyr wheels such as Circus Concepts. The wheel is usually broken down into 3-5 parts and many bolts to put it together, the amount of the parts depends on the maker and model of the wheel.

    • @valerie_inertie
      @valerie_inertie 9 років тому

      sheila klassen You can also get perfect in beautiful color cyr-wheel on my father's website Ateliers RB

    • @danab172
      @danab172 9 років тому

      its awesome but i dont have a grand to waste on a hoop right now... : (

    • @sudhirgokhale5759
      @sudhirgokhale5759 5 років тому

      We can sell it to you at $ 300/- plus packing forwarding charges plus Tax as applicable. Enquire at sudhirpgokhale@gmail.com

  • @tobysalgado
    @tobysalgado 10 років тому

    I just built my own Cyr Wheel---on day 3 I can spin pretty good but, cant get any momentum on my waltz-----see my make my cyr wheel video here---just shot it on an iphone Make a Cyr Wheel

  • @CoggsCircus
    @CoggsCircus 10 років тому

    Great vid! We have now added Cyr to our line-up of circus gear. If anyone is interested: www.coggscircus.com
    Watch all of freedom caller's videos-- he's a great instructor!

  • @davemail
    @davemail 9 років тому +2

    Um, Val, instead of just being a troll princess, how about some insight, a video, or something positive?

    • @doracotterell2863
      @doracotterell2863 6 років тому

      David Schultz: I did not feel that Val was trolling.
      Check out this artist. She is TALENTED. Many years of work. Sheis just letting us know that the technique isn't quite on target. You should look at her performances from her website. She has "technique" down, brother. Her execution is simply flawless. Would love it, I agree, if she could pitch i in some corrections/pointers. However, I still stand by my first statement.....this artist,Val Inertie, isn't a troll. Everyone look her up....damn she's GOOD!

  • @riinux
    @riinux 8 років тому

    Trying!!! instagram.com/p/BDO2_CpSsY1/

  • @freedomcaller
    @freedomcaller  11 років тому

    if the inner diameter of your cover is bigger then the outer diameter of your wheel whats gonna hold it in place?