take 1!
epa raul, you are not going to put the intro?
the intro?
SHI !!!!!
In today's video we are going to make continuous movements
we are going to learn very basic tricks and a little advanced
so they can use it
behind the bar
thanks to these simple movements in our service it will look much more dynamic
and we can use these movements for different competition or show routines
so let's start this flair tip with
basic tin movements
we are going to see three movements which are
Ok for the first move that would be this
I'm going how to focus on that the movement has to start in the second grip
but like that second grip
I ordered myself this way
first grip and
second grip
the same goes for the first grip bottles
second grip
we can locate these grips on the bottle this way
neck, body and base
with tin we can make the first grip and second grip in this way
but today we are with tines so the bottles
out!!!
place the tin in front of the shoulder
and what we are going to do is a one flip turn
direct from second grip to second grip
try to capture it in the mouth of the tin
and what I'm going to do is
shift the tin
to the left side of my body to return to the right side
and do this launch
the first thing I'm going to do to
master this little flip it
train enough just the flip
try not to make it complete focus on these coming out in a correct way
For that we can help each other with a little boost, lower the tin a little
thus
Do not throw it like that all stuck no
lower your arm a little and then
they displace the tin in this way
another important tip
is that the counterweight has to go up
you have to see the ceiling so the twist is easy to capture
after we have
polished this release
try to make a line
when the tin has finished the first flip
move one way
straight
in short train tin toss in those two ways first
focus on this and then this release later
connection is just move the left arm
finish quoting that this launch we can use it with the glasses also look at how beautiful
serve a customer that way and not just place the glass hello welcome
hello welcome how are you how can i understand
they saw
and this movement can evolve into a shadow pass later in this way one flip
shadow pass and we serve the customer it can be with the glass it can be with the tin
one flip and shadow pass
Let's go with the second basic move
this trick or this move will never go out of style
Roll in addition to serving the client we can use it in this way
we join the first basic movement
we make our cocktail
and when I want to remove shake
There are two ways to do this movement with the counterweight facing forward
notice the tin goes forward and with the counterweight
looking back and mouth towards the front of the bar
the tin
it will go backwards ok
how can we master this roll
let's grab the tin all over the middle
thus
with the end of the hand in the fingers on the fingertips we are going to give it rotation in this way
We can do many repetitions until we get to master the tin and it looks
straight because when they go to start doing this move
the tin is going to look like this, the idea is to go up and
lower evenly
then I'm going to place the left hand where the right arm flexes
and I'm going to place
slowly nails
this way and i'll do a short roll
to gain confidence
very important do not raise your hand
because if not no effect is created
the idea is that
let's leave the hand
throughout the right part of the body so that we can create the effect that the tin has life and
comes and does what we
we want you to do
After they have mastered this short role, we will place the left hand on the chest to lengthen the roll.
Now they are ready, what we must do is repeat that role a lot
to use behind the bar or in our routines
to culminate with these basic tin moves
we are going to use the behind the head that would be like this
we can use this movement
without throwing the tin
what am i going to do
open the doll do not have this because it looks very bad
flex your arm
I wear the tin straight behind my left ear
this way do not take her to the face
and what I'm going to do is
pass the tin
very important do not rise on the elbow
tell me how it looks better like this
or this way
there are many bartenders who have experience being flair
but they look this way and it doesn't look good
Now when we have more confidence with this movement we can move the tin
this way it will look much better but there is no problem that you can use this
without throwing the tin
this movement looks very cool also when we put the small pin
or we make a cocktail here and
to shake I'm going to use
behind the head
I close
and I shake
As an important flair tip
try to keep the tin parallel to the shoulder
because in this way it also looks uncomfortable or
upload it a lot and do this no!
it is only easy to move and that is all
but if I was already bored and you know these movements, let's go with something more advanced