[velvetpanda]

Not sure if this is the place to post this, but I'm gonna ask anyways.



Yeah, so I dance somewhat. Jumpstyle, liquid, a little glowsticking.

Whelp, this question is about liquid.

I'm fat.

I have movements down well, it just looks really clumsy cuz' I'm a fatass..

Any way to pull this to my advantage, or maybe make myself look somewhat less clumsy?

Besides losing weight, I'm working on that anyways. But I mean soon.


pl0x answer xD

[NeilKim]

dude i'm with you man
big men are bombdizzle

[Gex]

So I was a pretty large guy for a long long time. Okay, I was fat. But what I'm getting at, is that you need to represent it for the big guys out there! I've seen some big guys string and dance and all that and I think it's hella awesome cause it says not just the skinny kids can do it. Sure, the lanky skinny kids have that "I can stretch for miles" advantage, but whatever. Do what you do and be fucking glad you did it.

If being large and in charge causes your dancing to look a little clumsy, just work that much harder at it. I know it's a pain and not as immediate as you'd like, but it'll pay off.

I've been practicing my gliding a lot lately and I know there's more of me to move than other people. My legs have been killing me, but I know that eventually when I clean it up real nice it'll be hella awesome. Do it big, son.

[Connor]

dude i saw a really fat guy stringing once, and he fucking tripped me out. this guy did so much behind the back shit, all these crazy btb combos, it just impressed me more because it doesn't seem possible.

[velvetpanda]

Hah thanx guys.

I will surely keep working at it.

[glowing fool]

two words: balance training. why do you think a handful of linebackers and are large and friendly nfl guys used to take ballet? really simple stuff would probably help you feel lighter on your feet. at first you might need to hold your arms out to help but balancing on one foot for 2 minutes while slowing lifting the other leg up and down. then switch feet. as you get better at that you can do it for longer and maybe work on flexibilty so you can extend your leg while doing this. the key is doing it all very slowly and thinking consciously about how your weight transfers to different parts of your body to keep the balance. i used to teach martial arts and we had some big guys that moved with a disgusting amount of grace. it sounds like from what you described that your actual liquiding isnt that clumsy but its more so an issue of you being able to comfortably shift your weight without losing balance. if im completely wrong tell me and i can give you other exercises for different things but this kind of stuff benefits anyone. hope that helps and have fun!