@@noahoraporfavor2432 The 6-step technique you see in this video is because it's a FLARE tutorial and it is being used as a method to help understand the flare technique (as explained in the voice-over). I'd like people to use flat hands as not to break their thumbs :) This is not a footwork tutorial.
Thank you so much so much🙏🙏🙏 You have no idea what you have changed in my Life! I stopped Breakdance 2003 and thanks to you cuz i m following you for a longer time you have watered the seed in my heart which i have planted before with the Comeback of my former Love. Now with 38 years i am more then ready to finish the most difficult Power move back then in 2003 the Flare to Airflare! I will track my results and you will see what good you have done with your videos! Thank you so much and god bless you with health, peace, love and freedom!
I've been asking for this tutorial for so long, thank you very much Simon! It's one of the movements I most desire to achieve and always have, especially flares to handstand and back to flare, like Alexei Nemov and most gymnasts do. I'm 6'5 tall (195 cm) and well I'm guessing it will be hard, but now that I know the proper technique with your tutorial, I feel more confident about it. Thanks again!
@@treatmelikewhitetees1 not even close. I did learn how to muscle up and backflip, but due to work and injuries I barely improved. That said, I am not giving up, I'm 26 now, healing from a severe ankle sprain, my job finally allows me to work out well, so the moment I heal up I'm going to try it again. If I wait any longer I don't think I'll ever achieve it, but I think I have a chance still! Will update in a few years!
@@alfonsoparrado3112 i hope u improve sir im currently 14 years old doing calisthenics for 4 months i have strength i can do 90 degree handstand push up, v sit and more, after i reach 1 year ill try to learn flare so i can have base strength when doing it
@@treatmelikewhitetees1 well you can literally achieve anything you want with that age and with your current strength it shouldn't even be hard hahaha I'd recommend though, be smart about it, don't get injured, and try to get the splits, good cardio and basically be a full around athlete, like gymnasts or Simonster are
Hey, any tips on the catching hand ( your right hand)? I had an injury a while back and the slapping of that hand on the floor can cause pain, wondering if there is a way to make the transition softer.
Yes, it was due to a weak shoulder position, and a forarm injury I had sustained, had to fix the injury or take care and not over stress it and work on strengthening the position of the shoulder, dips / exercises using pressing down motions similar to flare. try elevating your legs like a flar position and swap hands for sets to build up some strength. also the position of the but is important, if its too high you will have a large gap before your hand can reach the floor resulting in it slapping or injury. so keep your butt low. @@peteplayz6822
To anyone wanting to learn how to flare. First you need to do is pay no attention to people saying you need to be very strong. That’s bs. All you need to do is be able to lift your own weight or should I say maintain holding up your weight. Once your arms can handle your weight. Learn the splits this will help those of you that have a hard time keeping your legs apart. The more your legs are apart and extended out the easier is will be. Especially when doing more than one. This will also eliminate the kicking because you will be moving off the pure momentum. When doing multiple flares you should think of it as if you are messing with a hoola hoop.
lol are you shitting me...you learnt to do a windmilll and swipes but not a 6 step...its a peace of piss in comparison to any powermove. you can learn a 8 step in a day unlike windmills and swipes.
@@djam7484 like I said.. the instructions on the internet back then were so freaking crap probably because internet couldn’t handle high res video back then … maybe I was able to do it but I didn’t have a clue if it was doing it right or not haha
No. It’s not. I’m 44 and I have been talked in to going back in to Breakin so I can teach my 9 year old nephew. If this is your first time learning you will be fine. It’s much harder when you have done it and than been out for over a near 20 years. I started originally in 1992 and was in it til 1997. When I stopped that’s when the air flare started to be a new thing. I was 17 years old when I quit. I’m 44 now. I can do most of it but it’s really tough being 250 pounds. I was only a buck fifty when I mastered all of it. The most flares I did in my younger years was nearly 50 flares. I had total control when doing them. I could do them in one spot without moving around, I also controlled speed and do them really slow, fast. I could do them from the floor out of a ground shuffle and do them like Simon is doing them. To a beginner I would say to get use to stretching. The groin area and the hamstring the entire leg. Both you should stretch a lot to get those legs and keeping them spread. Basically stretch and work as if you’re trying to achieve the splits. A little lifting and curling with the arms will also serve you well. My trouble rigth now at 44 is muscle memory along with. Lack of working out and muscle loss. You see as a beginner I will tell you the kick will need to be a good. A good leg whip will give you the gas to perform 1 flare. Once you have learned to flare the kick no longer has to be a hard kick. Because naturally you will see that momentum, balance, hand placement are key. I would advise you to go for a good posture first. And if you are a first timer. Get yourself linoleum and get a good 10x10 because you will be all I ever the place Learning. And either put some carpet underneath the linoleum if you don’t got carpet than outside on the grass is fine. You will get beat up a bit that’s why this is absolutely necessary
the tip: starting with the hips low to prevent falling down after kicking was the best i ever got. thanks simon :)
This movement is amazing.
I concur!
First time seeing Simon doing the six step 😂
@Mohamed Alzikrayeah now I see why he doesn't break: flat handed, crazy arms, touching the floor with his heels 🤣🤣
@@noahoraporfavor2432 The 6-step technique you see in this video is because it's a FLARE tutorial and it is being used as a method to help understand the flare technique (as explained in the voice-over). I'd like people to use flat hands as not to break their thumbs :) This is not a footwork tutorial.
simon over here being a tsundere
Thanks for teaching us for free.
5:41 that was sick... a tutorial? :)
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Thank you so much so much🙏🙏🙏 You have no idea what you have changed in my Life! I stopped Breakdance 2003 and thanks to you cuz i m following you for a longer time you have watered the seed in my heart which i have planted before with the Comeback of my former Love. Now with 38 years i am more then ready to finish the most difficult Power move back then in 2003 the Flare to Airflare! I will track my results and you will see what good you have done with your videos! Thank you so much and god bless you with health, peace, love and freedom!
Man I've been thinking about trying to learn this skill for a long time so thank you for this awesome tutorial
Hope you read this. You are a true inspiration.
Flares are an incredible exercise that helps tremendously your shoulders and mobility.
I've been asking for this tutorial for so long, thank you very much Simon! It's one of the movements I most desire to achieve and always have, especially flares to handstand and back to flare, like Alexei Nemov and most gymnasts do. I'm 6'5 tall (195 cm) and well I'm guessing it will be hard, but now that I know the proper technique with your tutorial, I feel more confident about it.
Thanks again!
did u achieve it?
@@treatmelikewhitetees1 not even close. I did learn how to muscle up and backflip, but due to work and injuries I barely improved.
That said, I am not giving up, I'm 26 now, healing from a severe ankle sprain, my job finally allows me to work out well, so the moment I heal up I'm going to try it again. If I wait any longer I don't think I'll ever achieve it, but I think I have a chance still! Will update in a few years!
@@alfonsoparrado3112 i hope u improve sir im currently 14 years old doing calisthenics for 4 months i have strength i can do 90 degree handstand push up, v sit and more, after i reach 1 year ill try to learn flare so i can have base strength when doing it
@@treatmelikewhitetees1 well you can literally achieve anything you want with that age and with your current strength it shouldn't even be hard hahaha
I'd recommend though, be smart about it, don't get injured, and try to get the splits, good cardio and basically be a full around athlete, like gymnasts or Simonster are
@@alfonsoparrado3112 i will thank you for the advice sir
I've been waiting for this video!! Thanks man!!
AWESOME! I have been waiting for this tutorial for so long and here it is! so well explained thanks a lot simonster!
Amazing tutorial
Thank you Simonster 🇧🇷
Awesome info and great content!!
damn dude you got them both ways thats hella impressive
Simonster! Amazing! Cheers from Brazil 🇧🇷
bouta win every single dance battle, thanks simon
Havent doing flare for years. Imma try it later.
You are very strong brother!!
Thanks for all the powermove tutorials, theyve been really useful, keep them coming! I love this kind of a teaching approach.
Excellent, a pleasure see your job! 💪
amazing.
Cool! Something else I will never be able to do :)
Super tutorial ! 👏 I really want to learn to do this 🌟
Great and impressive video! You rock😉💪
After so days of commenting finally!!
Great video!
Thank you!
You deserve much more views!!
nice man!
It's looks hard but worth it to train
You’re a mad guy … thanks for the tutorial
Hey, any tips on the catching hand ( your right hand)? I had an injury a while back and the slapping of that hand on the floor can cause pain, wondering if there is a way to make the transition softer.
i know im a year late but did you find out a better way of catching yourself during the flare? because im struggling with that too.
Yes, it was due to a weak shoulder position, and a forarm injury I had sustained, had to fix the injury or take care and not over stress it and work on strengthening the position of the shoulder, dips / exercises using pressing down motions similar to flare. try elevating your legs like a flar position and swap hands for sets to build up some strength. also the position of the but is important, if its too high you will have a large gap before your hand can reach the floor resulting in it slapping or injury. so keep your butt low. @@peteplayz6822
Good broo
What are the prerequisites to start learning this skill? I don't think this is for intermediate calisthenics athletes right? This seems way advanced.
IMPRESSIVE
The end of this video might just be the most badass thing I've ever seen.
Nice video！
Mad skills
I cant even touch my toes why am i watching this video lol
Don't worry you'll get there bro
So what's with that profile pic lol
On the pommelhorse
And the third is just along for the ride🤣 (I couldn't resist)
1:30 air flairs both ways is absolutely insane.
To anyone wanting to learn how to flare. First you need to do is pay no attention to people saying you need to be very strong. That’s bs. All you need to do is be able to lift your own weight or should I say maintain holding up your weight. Once your arms can handle your weight. Learn the splits this will help those of you that have a hard time keeping your legs apart. The more your legs are apart and extended out the easier is will be. Especially when doing more than one. This will also eliminate the kicking because you will be moving off the pure momentum. When doing multiple flares you should think of it as if you are messing with a hoola hoop.
Simon is beast
Thank u！let's do it one day I will get onc LOL🤣
good bro..
That's super smooth your Flare ! I make breakdance tutorials as well ! :)
"Look son,"a Legend 🙏"
Amazing tutorial! I need to learn this move but first I have to learn the planche and get more flexible
I'm working on my L-Sit strength in calisthenics just to learn this breakdance move lol!
Is having the ability to do a pancake necessary?
This is so fucking amazing. I must learn this!
Back handspring tutorial please.
i'ts really difficoult to me keeping my legs straight after the first half, any advise?
keep practsing. it takes a long time to get down.
Круто крутишь, Молодец!)
👌🏾👌🏾
0:49 nice windmill
I always wanted to learn this😒
2:32 recommend socks on carpet.. there goes my new pair of socks.
My kick back leg keep bending how can i fix it
You need to stretch and do so as if you want to do the splits.
sensei you can do tutorial in Spanish, thank you greetings from MEDELLÍN Colombia👊🙏
Watch with subtitles on.
@@maxlee2340 it does not have, but grace for telling me
Hardest move I ever learn.
올림픽 금메달도 걸수있을듯~
Damn, gotta watch him in slow motion lol
I could do windmills and master swipes but could never get or understand the 6 step because the instructions back then were so crap
lol are you shitting me...you learnt to do a windmilll and swipes but not a 6 step...its a peace of piss in comparison to any powermove. you can learn a 8 step in a day unlike windmills and swipes.
@@djam7484 like I said.. the instructions on the internet back then were so freaking crap probably because internet couldn’t handle high res video back then … maybe I was able to do it but I didn’t have a clue if it was doing it right or not haha
Simoster fun
If this his idea of “moderate,” then I don’t want to see “extreme.”
Bteakkkkk
Te tiene que llevar al cielo tus pies
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Is this mother Teresa at boxing gym in3:30
🍑
🤣🤣ffs
Fuck. You are beast but you never share your secrets bro! Go ahead, give us the knowledge lol
IT'S CLEAN
I'm 33, is it too late for me?
No. It’s not. I’m 44 and I have been talked in to going back in to Breakin so I can teach my 9 year old nephew.
If this is your first time learning you will be fine. It’s much harder when you have done it and than been out for over a near 20 years.
I started originally in 1992 and was in it til 1997. When I stopped that’s when the air flare started to be a new thing.
I was 17 years old when I quit. I’m 44 now. I can do most of it but it’s really tough being 250 pounds. I was only a buck fifty when I mastered all of it.
The most flares I did in my younger years was nearly 50 flares. I had total control when doing them. I could do them in one spot without moving around, I also controlled speed and do them really slow, fast. I could do them from the floor out of a ground shuffle and do them like Simon is doing them.
To a beginner I would say to get use to stretching. The groin area and the hamstring the entire leg. Both you should stretch a lot to get those legs and keeping them spread. Basically stretch and work as if you’re trying to achieve the splits. A little lifting and curling with the arms will also serve you well. My trouble rigth now at 44 is muscle memory along with. Lack of working out and muscle loss.
You see as a beginner I will tell you the kick will need to be a good. A good leg whip will give you the gas to perform 1 flare.
Once you have learned to flare the kick no longer has to be a hard kick. Because naturally you will see that momentum, balance, hand placement are key. I would advise you to go for a good posture first. And if you are a first timer. Get yourself linoleum and get a good 10x10 because you will be all I ever the place Learning. And either put some carpet underneath the linoleum if you don’t got carpet than outside on the grass is fine. You will get beat up a bit that’s why this is absolutely necessary