Baton Twirling (continuous Single Elbow Pops)

Annetta Lucero explains and teaches her method for learning continuous, single elbow pops.
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[@kanewilliams3613]

the coolest fucking move ever

[@AnkitThakur-dv9mp]

Wow...🥺💖

[@agrupacionartisticacultura9067]

Muy interesante, me encanta

[@sannangandhi309]

Some more tutorial plz

[@perilievx]

Hi Madam, thank you for those very nice videos. I would like to ask that is it possible to apply this move over a meter staffs? Or is there any spesifik weight or length measure? Thank you

[@oscarcarrillo704]

How long (inches) does your baton have to be for a male adult? Thank you so much and hope you respond back.

[@rileyhitreset]

I may not be who you wanted to respond but I have been baton twirling for almost 9 years and can say it’s different for everyone. I’ve always gone by the end of the baton being at my collarbone and the other end to be about an inch longer than my finger tips.

[@patriciabollman729]

Can't see the demonstration your word directions are covering up the video

[@patriciabollman729]

Please remove the word directions so we can see the video. Do you review this before putting on You Tube

[@annettalucero2209]

@@patriciabollman729 Hi Patricia, I do not have any word directions on the video. I'm not sure what you are seeing. Very strange, and now I'm curious.

[@patriciabollman729]

You tube must be putting that on. But I actually am doing some hand twrills. I did notice that it does keep my fingers from getting stiff from the arthritis and the muscles stronger. Still dont get the elbow rolls. Thanks for replying.

[@nishanthawanniarachchi526]

Nice