Want some help with this right NOW? Send me a video here and I'll give you some feedback 😁👇 forms.gle/wrUec3b9BD6a8zyk9 If you're new to jump rope and want to get started the right way, check out my FREE beginner program here: www.natekg.com/kickstart-yto/? If you learned the Mic Release and want to try a bunch of different combos, check out this page: www.natekg.com/mic/?
Hi Nate! Thanks so much for this! It’s by far the clearest tutorial I’ve seen so far. I’m brand new to jump rope at age 58, and really need lots of non-impact skills to practice so I don’t overdo it and end up with an injury. Liked and subscribed with bells on! Thanks again and rock on!
That is SO cool! I'm fired up about learning this trick. I jumped as a kid in Elementary school and enjoyed it, but as an out-of-shape dad I am excited about learning some of these new tricks!
Hi, I want to do the skill on my right side using my left hand to turn, and in the video you say to go counterclockwise. Then why, when performing on the right side, do you turn the rope clockwise with your left hand? I have tried to make it turn counterclockwise but it is impossible, I find it more natural to do it clockwise!
It's been 6 months I'm trying to get it regularly.. just can't ! Either the rope gets caught on itself or my arm. If I make it I usually catch the rope and then it gets locked on my hand ! Watched all the tutorials out there 😅 Is there anything I'm doing wrong ?
Yes, a Short Handle Beaded rope will be the easiest to learn on. You can technically learn on any rope, but jump ropes are designed for different purposes. And the Beaded Ropes are great for tricky freestyle like this 😁
Want some help with this right NOW? Send me a video here and I'll give you some feedback 😁👇
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If you're new to jump rope and want to get started the right way, check out my FREE beginner program here:
www.natekg.com/kickstart-yto/?
If you learned the Mic Release and want to try a bunch of different combos, check out this page:
www.natekg.com/mic/?
Love how you simultaneously make it look so difficult yet so simple. That's the sign of a great teacher.
Best mic release vid I’ve seen. Thankyou dude!
Hi Nate! Thanks so much for this! It’s by far the clearest tutorial I’ve seen so far. I’m brand new to jump rope at age 58, and really need lots of non-impact skills to practice so I don’t overdo it and end up with an injury. Liked and subscribed with bells on! Thanks again and rock on!
That is SO cool! I'm fired up about learning this trick. I jumped as a kid in Elementary school and enjoyed it, but as an out-of-shape dad I am excited about learning some of these new tricks!
Thank you for your time! 🎉💪🏾
So helpful! Thank you Nate!
Great video! Thank you. Mic release is definitely a tough one for me but I can already see the progress. A reason for a small personal celebration. :)
Top class Tutorial Coach Nate KG!
Look forward to part 2 and 3👍
You are very kind, 😍 if hou give lessons for free. And you know, you are the one who explain everything in details 🙏 I'm your fan
thank you!
Thanks , im appreciate
The amount of times I'm forcing myself to watch this video every day should pay you handsomely through TH-cam 😂
Hahah I'm glad it's that useful! Remember to take video of your training and watch it frame by frame to make sure you're on track 😁
@ I'm most definitely doing that. I'm the nerd of the house! 😂
♾💎✨. Excellent video.!
Hi, I want to do the skill on my right side using my left hand to turn, and in the video you say to go counterclockwise. Then why, when performing on the right side, do you turn the rope clockwise with your left hand? I have tried to make it turn counterclockwise but it is impossible, I find it more natural to do it clockwise!
Which jump rope brand are you using?
Darude sandstorm
These ones: natekg.com/recommended-ropes
@@CoachNateKG Thank you so much 🙏
New subscriber to 🙋🏻♀️Best regards 😊.
Happy to have you here! 😁👋👋
It's been 6 months I'm trying to get it regularly.. just can't ! Either the rope gets caught on itself or my arm. If I make it I usually catch the rope and then it gets locked on my hand ! Watched all the tutorials out there 😅 Is there anything I'm doing wrong ?
Does it matter what kind of jump rope you have ?
Yes, a Short Handle Beaded rope will be the easiest to learn on. You can technically learn on any rope, but jump ropes are designed for different purposes. And the Beaded Ropes are great for tricky freestyle like this 😁
I don't think I get that trick because I left my rope too long, what is the recommended measure?
It’s pronounced Mike, because it is named after a microphone release
Actually it is Mick release and is abbreviated as Mic that's why his pronunciation is correct.
Nah, so sad I broke both handles before learning the trick
Oh no! The handles definitely shouldn't break no matter what, but slowing down will also help prevent this with your next rope
@@CoachNateKG nevermind, learned how on fourth day to do it still. ty