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Do you mean floor space below the straps? You should have a bit more than the farthest point of your straddle or split as to not hit anyone or anything. You should have enough to account for orbiting while spinning or the distance you travel while swinging.

It would depend on prior experience and strength. This one took me a year to get, but I practiced it only a few times in that year and didn't know the tricks to make it work.

I am with you there! It takes a while to get used to it and then I lose spinning tolerance pretty quickly. I took a break for a month and now just a little bit of spinning makes me sick 🤢

Awesome! Would love to know how it goes for you!

😂 all good thanks!

just a bit 🙈 but you get used to bruises with a lot of training😄

🥹 Aww thank you so much! 🥰 Glad you found it! Let me know what else you would like to learn and I will do my best :)

Happy to help!

Awesome! Hopefully I can film some more advanced moves for you again soon!

Thanks so much for your comment! Happy you found my channel too!

So glad you are finding the videos helpful! This “coffin” move doesn’t require hooking a food on the head side of the sling. Is it a different move you are talking about? Sometimes there’s a bit of slippage in this move but keeping lots of tension in your body really helps. Only release your hands once your body is nice and stiff and legs are straight. If you’re slipping maybe due to dry feet or sweaty feet, you can add some rosin to the bottoms or wipe them off with a towel :) if you still need more help, feel free to send me a message or video on instagram

@@theaerialistsguide hello and thank you so much for replying! really appreciate you taking the time out! :) Also yes apologies, I wasn't referring to the coffin move exactly, my bad. It is a different move, yes, but I don't know the name and this was the closest video of yours. Just want to hook my leg (kinda like Running Man) and bend it. I found out in subsequent classes that the issue was that my toes weren't pointing outwards enough and as I raised my legto hook on the other side of the hammock, due to my inflexbility, my foot would tend to slip off. I'm working on it, and your tutorials are so helpful! Thank you! :)

@Mangocoffee32 amazing! Glad your instructor was able to help you out with that! I hope you nail it soon!

Happy to hear it!

Yeah it’s a cool one!

At the longest, my hammock is about 11 meters end to end or 5.5 meters from hardware to the bottom. In this video, it may have been rigged a bit shorter to maybe 4.5 meters hardware to bottom of the hammock.

Thanks!

@Lhotta no problem!

So glad to hear! And welcome to the aerial world! What is your favorite apparatus so far?

So glad I can help!

Awesome! Let me know how it goes and which ones are your favorite :)

Amazing 🥹!! What was the tip that helped you finally get it??

Glad it was helpful! I also have a full video on tying your hammock: ruclips.net/video/BjIsgS-2wEs/видео.html

It depends what you want to do on them and how you want to hold the straps. There is hanging by the loops or doing a wrap without the loops. What kind of moves or poses do you like to do on straps?

The first one helped me the most ,360 was my first drop and it has improved.this really helped thank you!

⁠@@lilybeanie5237amazing! So glad to hear ❤

I like 3 as well! Fun and also one of the easier ones to remember :)

Yes 🙈 you eventually get more used to the wrap and how tight of a squeeze that is though and it isn’t so bad

Wait…I thought this was a comment on a different video hahaha 🤣 no this one doesn’t hurt if you’re wearing pants. Maybe a little bit if you haven’t practiced it but this one is one of the nicer poses on the body haha

ruclips.net/video/PAo_gbHcnek/видео.htmlsi=lODe9GTVj46Gv0xS this is the one that really hurts

Yeah that one is clean and simple 😊

Thank you! Glad you like them!

Glad I could help!

you got this! keep up the training!

omg I just did that too 🙈 It was a hot day and I forgot I was in shorts! Happens to us all!

Wow! Great tip! I don't know that I have noticed a difference with hydration and pain tolerance, but I will definitely pay attention to that in the future!

so glad to hear you will be getting back to aerial hammock!

Hey there! Yeah, you got it! I do have a video you can check out breaking down "the optimal pullover" here 😊: ruclips.net/video/ZpNbjHzh0gY/видео.htmlsi=Hw6RhaJEkJamL8yS The big key is that kind of upside down pull up. Nobody really explained that part to me back in tumbling class and it took me forever to get a pullover. But I realized later it was just that I needed to make sure my hips were above the bar (or hammock in this case) before you can start tilting back. You can also do it with some momentum swinging your legs up into that pike or tuck position while simultaneously doing the pull up and tilt back. I hope this helps!

Awesome! Let me know how it goes and if you need any other help with it :)

@@theaerialistsguide it’s very tough at the moment

It’s a really tough one that requires some patience and lots of pain tolerance, unfortunately. It took me a year of on and off practicing it to finally get it. Keep at it though and you’ll probably get it much faster than me!

Yay! I hope it helped your get your angel roll ups!

I like it! “Silker” should definitely be a thing! You can say “aerialist” to encompass any apparatus or sometimes I just say “I do aerial silks” 🤷‍♀️

You’re so welcome! 🤗

😅 thank you! Look for a studio near you! It’s such a fun sport/art form :)

You’re welcome! There are so many entrances that it’s so hard to keep track of all of them 🥴 I needed this video too! 😂

😂 happens even once you’re not a beginner. There are always some more painful moves waiting for you in the next level haha!

🙏 so glad you have found it helpful ☺️ a full rotation drop can definitely be scary but keep at it!