Bone-breaking stretch session!!! Stretch with me!!!

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  • Опубликовано: 21 янв 2025

Комментарии • 62

  • @lkvchiu
    @lkvchiu 4 года назад +3

    New to bone breaking, and you helps a lot! Thanks!

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  4 года назад +1

      No problem and welcome to the bonebreaking community !!

  • @lunaultraviolet5508
    @lunaultraviolet5508 8 лет назад +5

    Thank yoooou! I'm so greatful for these tutorials!

  • @nikosm8524
    @nikosm8524 9 лет назад +3

    Its worth it, i dance to dubstep and i want to add something more ... like special! I know this will be tough and will require a lot of patience but this will be worth it
    SOOOO WORTH IT!

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  9 лет назад

      Yeah it's fun and easy to mix with other types of dance. Practice carefully and hard and you'll get it down in no time!!!

    • @nikosm8524
      @nikosm8524 9 лет назад

      u think that if i practice every day and stretch i will get it in a month?

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  9 лет назад +1

      I did. It's just takes effort.

    • @nikosm8524
      @nikosm8524 9 лет назад

      can u make a dance video? I dance to dubstep and i wanted to do some bonebreakers too, if u can, could u make a video?

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  9 лет назад

      I have one, if you go to my channel. It's old and not very good though. At sometime I'll make a new one that's actually decent.

  • @blackmarshalprecision
    @blackmarshalprecision 9 лет назад +2

    Dude this is my new arm workout routine 😂

  • @gamingadi4480
    @gamingadi4480 2 года назад +1

    Thanks bro

  • @christopherlawrence7630
    @christopherlawrence7630 8 лет назад

    how long it take for you catch it

  • @pupumylife
    @pupumylife 9 лет назад +1

    hey max i have a question: what is different between flexing dance and turfing dance ?

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  9 лет назад

      Well, both flexin and turfing are very similar and may people even consider them to be synonyms of each other, by what makes them different are their sub types and performing styles. For example most flex dancers dancer shirtless and are more stylized around bonebreaking, gliding, and sometimes popping, while turf is more seen with shirts and is more bonebreaking, gliding, krump, and animation. Now some may do the stylized characteristics of each, and this is why they are often mistaken for each other or seen as the same.

    • @Barnesyrasta
      @Barnesyrasta 9 лет назад +1

      I think you should do more personal research. RUclips yunshep and rawnay for turfin. There's a lot more to it than you know. The big differences lie in the origins of both styles. Flexin' started in New York came from Bruk Up which has heavy Caribbean, particularly Jamaican, influence on it's music and movements. Turfing started from Oakland, CA, and is related to Boogaloo.
      Though the styles now days might look very similar, the origins of both are distinctly different. Many OGs especially in the turf world don't even like the heavy emphasis of tuts and bonebreaks, though many do them now. You gotta know history.

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  9 лет назад +1

      I was giving the basics for styles included in the two. Also, from the turfers/flexers I know, many of them have strong pride in their breaks and tuts and is part of what brings the dancers together.

    • @Barnesyrasta
      @Barnesyrasta 9 лет назад

      +Max “Immature” Zarin good stuff man. Just spreading the knowledge so people don't equate bonebreaking to turfin. I made that mistake in the past and didn't realise the culture behind it. But yeah most definitely from a practical sense. You're likely to see some form of bonebreaking in New School turfin.
      But yeah man keep up the good work

  • @user-wc1bu2ih4y
    @user-wc1bu2ih4y 9 лет назад

    i love your stretch session ! I begin bone breaking last week and I Juste use your exercises to become more flexible ! I'm am french, and your tutorials are the best on youtube ! Good luck !

  • @flamematerial02
    @flamematerial02 7 лет назад +4

    Your videos was very helpful for me. Thank you

  • @narcisorafael385
    @narcisorafael385 9 лет назад

    Aren't your shoulder Separated?

  • @Lift2Perform
    @Lift2Perform 8 лет назад

    max do a birdcage bone break tutorial

  • @JoeyRizkyy
    @JoeyRizkyy 9 лет назад

    Do you know what bonebreak tutorial you will make next?

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  9 лет назад

      Not sure. I'm gonna do some bone-break illusion tutorials soon though.

  • @nicokwan7003
    @nicokwan7003 8 лет назад +3

    How do u make your bones like "pop" out? I'm little scare doing the bone-breaking full out. Now I'm just training it with a belt

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  8 лет назад +1

      It's basically just from a lot of specific stretches. I have a bunch of tutorials on my channel about them, and they all teach a different way to dislocate the shoulder.

    • @nicokwan7003
      @nicokwan7003 8 лет назад

      +Max “Immature” Zarin Thank you!

  • @Pharaohthvgvd
    @Pharaohthvgvd 9 лет назад +2

    top x or front open tutorial next

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  9 лет назад

      Maybe...

    • @AndroidMythMore
      @AndroidMythMore 9 лет назад

      lol I can front the open and top x XD!!

    • @Pharaohthvgvd
      @Pharaohthvgvd 9 лет назад

      +Max “Immature” Zarin please put a top x tutorial that's the only break I don't kno how to stretch for

  • @Sh4ney_006
    @Sh4ney_006 Год назад +1

    3:15 damm i cant do this stretch

  • @loveleshydv3557
    @loveleshydv3557 8 лет назад

    amazing man

  • @MrBrannew20
    @MrBrannew20 9 лет назад

    hey bro effin great tutorials I learned so much from you. one question.
    I've been practicing everyday for two weeks str8 and Monday my arms felt really sore but I wanted to practice (I didn't tho ). Should I practice through the pain or give myself time to rest up

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  9 лет назад

      Sometimes your arms will be sore, but you have to work through it. Other days they will be sore and you'll need a break. It never hurts to take a day off and let your arms relax. A lot of times a break will actually help more than stretching can.

  • @vinodot1561
    @vinodot1561 8 лет назад +1

    nice

  • @sagardethe7113
    @sagardethe7113 8 лет назад

    Thanks Man. It really Helped..

  • @kishormon4310
    @kishormon4310 6 лет назад

    Bro, iam newly started to practice bone breaking, please give some tips bro...

    • @MaxImmatureZarin
      @MaxImmatureZarin  6 лет назад

      Always stretch throughout the day, don't rush a move, take time to recover, and don't get discouraged that you're not getting a move down right away. It takes time

  • @adame5176
    @adame5176 9 лет назад

    Thank you! :D

  • @jayshreesaroj3121
    @jayshreesaroj3121 5 лет назад

    Not perfect bone breaking