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Probly more akin to Feynman diagrams, with the steps/building blocks being the intermediate particles. Youtube does a good job of cataloging those (e.g. "hipho
by jungturk 4y ago
Probly more akin to Feynman diagrams, with the steps/building blocks being the intermediate particles. Youtube does a good job of cataloging those (e.g. "hiphop dance move basics") but at least as important are the conserved quantities in play that define the transformations that can occur in the vertices (e.g. balance, momentum, rotation, strength, flexibility, coordination, etc...).
All of these are cultivated via the "drill it til you kill it" program, so it's maybe less important in the early days to master the standard model and more important to work any 2 to 5 steps that you see and like and get them into a sequence that feels balanced, smooth, repeatable, etc... while developing a great sense of where your body is in space, how its moving, and where it can be next (without injuring yourself or others).
- textread 4y agoThank you so much! this is a great mental model for me to visualize as I learn. Is Steezy.co any good? Or Youtube catalogue is good enough?