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They are PVC so they are pretty sturdy. You’ll want to tape them on the stress points like a rifle so they last longer. Thanks for watching!

Sure! Here you go... czcams.com/video/fGOwMSMxDVA/video.html. and thanks for watching!

@jBun12 Thanks! It's a fun move.

Thank you! I’m glad you found it helpful.

Hey there Summer, glad you liked it! I’ll put your request on my to do list. Thank you for your comment!

That’s awesome! You go right ahead!

Thanks!

You’re very welcome, and thank you for watching!

Thank you so much! This show is one of my favorites. I saw a special on Bravo called Obsessed, and they showed a man who was obsessed with counting the knobs on his oven, one, two, three, four -- over and over again. It reminded me of "Einstein on the Beach," so I modified his narrative a little (I would have used his if there wasn't so much music in the background) and recorded it (That's me talking) and the other instructors came up with incorporating the numbers into the floor, flags, and uniforms.

Thanks, Jamiee!

This was one of the first color guard tricks I ever took a video of and uploaded here, so I won't delete it. Back then CZcams paid for each view instead of by the amount of watch time, and this eight-second video made me an easy hundred bucks! Thanks for watching!

It is - I had it custom made, it's 45"! Great for armbusters and strength training!

AJ, sorry to hear that! Make sure when you get the rifle into your elbow that it's all the way into the "neck" of the rifle at the pass (0;08 in the video). Then the weight of the rifle should swing up and way from your head. Good luck and thanks for watching!

Glad it was helpful for you! Thanks for watching!

Hmmm. I'm not sure if she worked with Raiders or not but thanks for watching!

Thank you!!!

Thank you!

Thank you for your kind comments! That video was a lot of fun to make.

I've been terrible about making how-to videos! This one took a while for me to figure out, but the key is to make sure the neck roll is almost vertical instead of horizontal. Thanks for watching!

glarehead thank you for the tip!

That's awesome! Brouhaha 1999 was such a fun year!

That's a good balance of weight, although if you're stronger, increase the length of both bolts proportionately and you'll be able to make the flag spin faster. There are members on my team who can do a triple with the weights you're using, but it takes a strong, sharp release. Good luck and keep spinning!

Yes, I coached at William Penn for two outdoor and two indoor seasons, 2007-2008.

@@glarehead And was the absolute best!!! Almost made me join indoor guard lol Best Regards! ( <----- Drum Major Jay All grown up lol)

@@jaycrawf91 Thank you for your kind comments! I had a BLAST the few years I coached at William Penn. The students were very talented and very hard workers, and the staff was one of the best groups I've ever had the privilege of working with.

I am so sorry to hear this. Has your instructor been able to help you?

WHOA!!! I don't know how I missed this! GREAT JOB, Owen!!!

I've had a few custom rifles made. I have one made of oak wood that is REALLY heavy, I have a 42", and a 45" that is a BEAST to spin. I think that one is my 42". Thanks for watching!

Make sure your pole is properly weighted. Put a 3 1/2" carriage bolt in the top of the flag and a 2 1/2" carriage bolt in the bottom. The added weight helps with the drag that the flag creates. There are many different preps you could be using to do a double, but regardless, make sure you're grabbing the pole well away from the center so you can get plenty of down/out motion before you release the flag. Good luck and thanks for watching!

@@glarehead your very welcome. and I'll make sure to get bolts this week

For the better, I hope. <3

It takes some practice, and it depends on what piece of equipment you're using to do it. Generally, you try to have the balance point land at your hip. I'll have to do a how-to about that when I get some time! Thanks for watching!

Glarehead + hat = glare-less head! Thanks for watching!

Cece, thank you! I'm glad that you find them helpful.

I’m glad that it helped you, thank you for letting me know. Keep spinning!

You're very welcome. Thanks for watching!

I'm glad it helped you! Blind tosses aren't easy - what really helps with standard tosses is that you place your catching hand at the same height it would be if you were doing a regular catch. Good luck and keep trying!

Thanks for the feedback, Justine!

Okay, I'll put this on my to-do list... Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

Go right ahead, you're more than welcome! Post a link to your video!

Sure! There's a link on the video but it goes away fast. goo.gl/GXSckv

Actually, that's the start to "House of the Rising Sun." We're doing kind of a western thing this fall. What are you doing?

We are doing the incredibles 😁and my band and guard are super excited for it! I showed my team one of your moves and they thought it was awesome! They tried to do it too lol some of them got it 😂

Will you be putting your show on the channel?

Why, what happened?

Both right and left.