Rada Explained 5: Rada's footwork exercises

[@Wylef_the_Stubborn]

Keep these coming. It is nice seeing the animation augmenting the words of the book. And a different perspective of someone else who studies Destrazza.

[@tarvos_trigarannos]

Brilliantly explained, Mr Hambraeus. I doff my cap.

[@pj_mckenna]

Very concise, nicely explained with animation.

[@logosao88]

Bless you! Keep making these videos!

[@friarjak]

Awesomely done as usual! Love your animations! THANK YOU so much!

[@skomorohroker]

Very nice, thank you

[@esgrimaxativa5175]

Thank you and thank you!!!!

[@omari2306]

i wish you could make a video on it teacher, but with actual demonstration so we can see, it's a bit more practicall

[@lorenzobraschi2010]

Nice! How did you do the animations?

[@danielhambraeus735]

I did them in after effects. I had the images and then I added the dots I animated which followed the lines(to give a feeling fora movement) and I also concealed the steps not being in use which I had put on a separate layer.

[@omari2306]

@@danielhambraeus735 you can try Natron, wich is a free video compositor in 2d, specially 2d animations like presentations.

[@marktwain4095]

Great video. thanks. What do you think about cross stepping going "backward"?

[@UmeHFS]

I think it's rarely necessary. Crossing backwards means you can step directly backwards faster, in most of those situations you would do better with a diagonal step backwards instead and while there might be situations in which fast retreating is the only way, it easily becomes a crutch that will make it harder for you to learn the style.