How To: SHOULDER FREEZE!

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The Shoulder Freeze is a basic fundamental technique that can improve ground control. It can also lead to new transitions and powermoves, so be sure to take some time to learn this one!
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The moves presented in this tutorial may be difficult. It is the responsibility of the viewer to realistically assess their own capabilities before attempting these techniques. It is also highly recommended that dancers undergo necessary conditioning for the move by adopting a regimen which includes a variety of strength and flexibility exercises. Recommended prerequisites should be reviewed and completed to avoid potential injury.
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[@unansweredquestions9378]

thanks for the videos buddy! it help me alot.I wanna ask that when doing windmills,how to keep my legs in air while restabbing.I go counter clockwise.thanks

[@JTVWorld]

+vireshay verma Hi, Vireshay! The thing to keep in mind is that you want to roll as high as possible across your back (above shoulderblades, at the top of the shoulders). You may also need to push harder with your arms and kick more with your legs.

[@bradleybarba5362]

Please do Shoulder Spins it would it really be apreciated

[@Defiantclient]

please tap mills next :) you are a good teacher

[@JTVWorld]

+Defiantclient Note taken! Thanks for the suggestion :)

[@JBot2]

I’m crying because how much this hurts and how hard it is I can planche but not this