This guy is so humble .others glovers they show their full knowledge and teach us and i dont understand anything😂 .This glover teach step by step and also teach transition
Im so glad I found your vids I just decided to pick up gloving today and you broke down the basics very well and made it less intimidating to learn its all about keeping it clean the technique will come later
Just wanna let everyone know that this will require massive dexterity training. I can't even do the beginning part where I just move one digit at a time. I can only compare it to learning to use chopsticks for the first time. But after 24 hours I feel like I'm already improving.
@@glovingacademy Really slow. But I do notice a significant improvement in control of my fingers. I'm literally practicing every single day, such as between workout sets or when walking somewhere. I also see videos posted on Instagram with moves that I practice, too. I'm not confident enough to say I can give a light show, but I can do most of the moves on their own. Can't wait to see your other beginner tutorials!
Haha some times it be that way. I myself have the same problem with my ring and pinky. Some people learn to isolate them over time with practice. Sometimes It's genetics.
Glad I found your channel been trying to learn how to glove for a long time!
This guy is so humble .others glovers they show their full knowledge and teach us and i dont understand anything😂 .This glover teach step by step and also teach transition
Glad to help you out ^^
Im so glad I found your vids I just decided to pick up gloving today and you broke down the basics very well and made it less intimidating to learn its all about keeping it clean the technique will come later
Just wanna let everyone know that this will require massive dexterity training. I can't even do the beginning part where I just move one digit at a time. I can only compare it to learning to use chopsticks for the first time. But after 24 hours I feel like I'm already improving.
Absolutely! How's progress?
@@glovingacademy Really slow. But I do notice a significant improvement in control of my fingers. I'm literally practicing every single day, such as between workout sets or when walking somewhere. I also see videos posted on Instagram with moves that I practice, too. I'm not confident enough to say I can give a light show, but I can do most of the moves on their own. Can't wait to see your other beginner tutorials!
Great video!
Thanks Viooooh!
WHY DO MY OTHER FINGERS WANT TO MOVE AT THE SAME TIME AHHHHH
Haha some times it be that way. I myself have the same problem with my ring and pinky. Some people learn to isolate them over time with practice. Sometimes It's genetics.