So a quick tip on whips: Don't use your arm to whip it, use your wrist and you can control where it's going. If you whip it around using your entire arm it will go somewhere unexpected, and if you use your wrist it will stay in one central location, making it a cleaner spin and catch
TBH that was really sloppy but nice spins maybe don't hit the rifle on the ground as much and put some more tricks in there and lose a couple of m1 basic spins
Ok this is what irritates me cause im a cadet also i dont understand why everyone is saying its sloppy when first of all its not as easy as it looks it takes skill just to do those simple moves proficiently but i like this routine cause its simple but sweet good job .
His drilling was extremely sloppy, and those simple moves are called simple for a reason, a damn kid can do it. What he did took little to no skill, the rifle barely left his hand. It does take skill to perfectly execute those moves, be he is a long ways away from that. So yes, he's very sloppy.
Sky kun I wear mine outdoors and during ceremonies only and on the small occasion when I'm under arms (transporting a rifle or saber indoors) but not if I'm using the rifle indoors.
If ur talking about his cover as in like his cap they probably don’t wear it inside school. They’re more then likely to wear them outside. As for bearing I agree. As an upcoming cadet I’ve always practiced to stay still while practicing armed ex
I was expecting his voice to be a lot lower. I don't know much about exhibition but I still liked it
Armed ex is always loud. Being low is unacceptable nor tolerable during competitions and such
@@simpllyyangel he’s not saying he thought he would be quieter lol. He’s saying he thought he would have a deeper voice(I think)
So a quick tip on whips: Don't use your arm to whip it, use your wrist and you can control where it's going. If you whip it around using your entire arm it will go somewhere unexpected, and if you use your wrist it will stay in one central location, making it a cleaner spin and catch
May not be the best, but it looks like he put a lot into it.
pretty good, cadet! I saw some moves I'd like to use in my own routine!
why does he not have his cover on, hes carrying an arm
Bongo. Pt_stud he is indoors
syndicate reed but he’s armed, and technically In formation
You don't wear covers indoors regardless if your armed or not unless you're about to march on for regulation or exhibition
@@julianhibbs8553 who the hell taught you that
@@trit2580 my 1SGT, ret.drill master at MCDR Parris Island.
His right hand is not pinned down when doin left hand spin
TBH that was really sloppy but nice spins maybe don't hit the rifle on the ground as much and put some more tricks in there and lose a couple of m1 basic spins
Pretty sure this is posted as a joke :) if not keep going and keep learning, you're getting there.
Cover indoors when armed
Ok this is what irritates me cause im a cadet also i dont understand why everyone is saying its sloppy when first of all its not as easy as it looks it takes skill just to do those simple moves proficiently but i like this routine cause its simple but sweet good job .
His drilling was extremely sloppy, and those simple moves are called simple for a reason, a damn kid can do it. What he did took little to no skill, the rifle barely left his hand. It does take skill to perfectly execute those moves, be he is a long ways away from that. So yes, he's very sloppy.
Yes! He does need some work (and his cover), but it is a difficult thing to do. It just takes a lot of practice
Why this sonuvagun not have his cover on?
Sky kun cause he's indoors? you don't wear your cover indoors
They always told us to wear our covers for certain occasions, i.e in formation, holding rifles, guidons, etc.
Guess its for certain districts then.
Sky kun I wear mine outdoors and during ceremonies only and on the small occasion when I'm under arms (transporting a rifle or saber indoors) but not if I'm using the rifle indoors.
I'm also AFJROTC not NJROTC so
Yeah, I'm Njrotc could be it.
Take it from a PC who has won every comp he's been to this year. Sweet moves kid, however where is your cover and bearing?
If ur talking about his cover as in like his cap they probably don’t wear it inside school. They’re more then likely to wear them outside. As for bearing I agree. As an upcoming cadet I’ve always practiced to stay still while practicing armed ex
Great job...
snap hand at attention when not in use
A PettyOfficer with no Cover? While underarms???
Stfu
@@jayaye2139 you good bro?
1-5 I rate it a 3 the spins are ok but when you hit the ground it gave it a sloppy look
0:50
soooooo sloppy
Oof bearing
This was very sad
Omg its soooooo sloppy
He is pretty bad