Sweet Lou

Yes. Toss. Roll. Catch. So I spent hours the other day progressing up to this technique, there is just one thing that prevents me from getting this. When I throw the rifle forwards it slants at such an angle that slows it's forward momentum so much it almost completely stops. How do I toss the rifle forward and still keep it in the "toaster"?

I just watched the Dante's Inferno show.....wow. That was amazing.

I get tired of watching 100049875^234098752 love shows in WGI. What are y'alls favorite weird indoor guard shows?

I know this is kinda late but I'll share my opinion. You are in a GREAT position for a guard. It may not seem so, because there's not many to help you out, but that just means everything you do will be from ingenuity, not repetitive boring cycles that a lot of scholastic guard get stuck. (I know, I was in 2 such guard myself.) Get a lot of videos together to spark ideas try stuff. Learn all the basics and then expand on them. In a couple months of determined practice you'll start seeing that everyone is skilled at different things. Remember that guard is based on a large part from dance, so if you can try and learn a little from a guard or dance instructor (a good one, there is a lot of crap out there.) How I learned=Practiced my basics so many millions of times that I got bored with it and started try much harder and crazier stuff. Practice at least on rifle a little so you have some weapon experience, not necessary but it adds a lot. DRILL DRILL and have fun. I know this was a while ago and I sure hope I get to hear how everything is going.

Find a video of it. Study the technique. And DRILL DRILL DRILL DRILL DRILL DRILL DRILL DRILL DRILL. You have to be confident enough with the placement of the flag into the air. If you reach out to early you will probably hit yourself.

I'm in a high school winterguard performing lead weapons, and I'd like some different techniques that I can practice to increase my skill level a little bit. I've looked all over theinternet and there is nothing that tells how to do any advanced techniques. I'm looking for impressive things like: Double Time Spinning Spins behind perfomer's back Underhanded Spins (Suicide's I think) And any think else that I could have fun learning.