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110 I Got Interviewed In My Own Show. Ft. Instra. Folha Saca and Caju – Part II
Listen to this episode where I explained how I learn from the roda.
Learning from the roda is such an awesome experience for all of us Capoeiristas, we can learn from watching or playing. I love analyzing other’s games to see how I can apply their ways to my own Capoeira game, engaging in the Capoeira game and getting to understand how it works can be very complex (but not hard) to understand, we just gotta watch a lot of games, and know what to look for. Every game is going to be different and we are not always attacking or in the famous phrase “boca de espera”.
What do I look for when I’m watching a Capoeira game?. I am looking for opportunities, I am looking at timing, directions or angles, when and how I can apply what I know in that game. This is not something that applies to every single game, but once you start looking for those details, you can understand how and where to get out in different scenarios.
Any question about the Capoeira game??… Hit me up with your questions, I will be very happy to help!!
Much love, Inst. Caxixi
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Listen to this episode where I explained how I learn from the roda.
Learning from the roda is such an awesome experience for all of us Capoeiristas, we can learn from watching or playing. I love analyzing other’s games to see how I can apply their ways to my own Capoeira game, engaging in the Capoeira game and getting to understand how it works can be very complex (but not hard) to understand, we just gotta watch a lot of games, and know what to look for. Every game is going to be different and we are not always attacking or in the famous phrase “boca de espera”.
What do I look for when I’m watching a Capoeira game?. I am looking for opportunities, I am looking at timing, directions or angles, when and how I can apply what I know in that game. This is not something that applies to every single game, but once you start looking for those details, you can understand how and where to get out in different scenarios.
Any question about the Capoeira game??… Hit me up with your questions, I will be very happy to help!!
Much love, Inst. Caxixi
FOLLOW ME:
YOUTUBE
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWi_dpI2Gp6bDnoXvdW3iDg
INSTAGRAM
https://www.instagram.com/podcastcapoeira
https://www.instagram.com/harly_m
https://www.instagram.com/gcbindianapolis
FACEBOOK
https://www.facebook.com/CapoeiraPodcast
VISITS OUR CAPOEIRA CLASSES
https://www.capoeiraindy.com/