JuiceTek… this hit deep man 🙏 What you’ve been through and the way you came back…that’s more than just breaking, that’s real strength. Being told you wouldn’t dance againand still choosing to fight through pain and prove it wrong, that’s something a lot of people need to hear. We’ve got beginners in here who are just starting their journey,and stories like yours show them what’s possiblewhen you don’t give up. Really appreciate you sharing this with usand bringing that energy into the community. Respect for still showing up, still learning, and still pushing after all these years. Glad to have you here brother 🤝

@Tiana Daugett Great, that’s definitely a good way to clean up your flow, so I’d definitely recommend creating those kinds of combinations. But of course, also try freestyling so you can develop your style and loosen up, making it look natural.

@Tiana Daugett Great, enjoy your training, and feel free to send me a video of your dancing anytime.✊😎

Feel free to share your videos so I can see your progress and give you feedback. :)

@Cory Laverdure Nice! Let's Practise!

@Allie Nguyen Start working on your left side right away so you build strength evenly and avoid muscle imbalance. If your left side is weaker, go for an easier variation, just support yourself on the left hand, but keep both sides engaged. Ideally train both, but if it’s too hard, scale it down.

Which part was the most challenging for you? Balance, timing, or control? 👇

@Tiana Daugett Yesss let’s gooo😎✊ I think you’re gonna enjoy these! Take your time with it, especially the twist, stay controlled and don’t rush it. I’m really curious how it feels for you, let me know once you try it.