Hey well I am not that good at Cwalking and not that experienced either, so don't count my vote if you don't end up needing it, just I was told I could help with the voting.
Chausterrr:I was impressed by your speed and thought the song would suit it for the first few seconds, but there were some things lacking which in my eyes stopped it from being up to par.
- The lack of beatride was really visible and started taking away from the entertainment towards the middle-end of the video.
- The lack of style, it just seemed like you were throwing out moves, and you did most of them pretty well, but it just didn't have that individuality or flow that all the best Cwalkers have. I'd suggest, like Slazy and Henor, that you choose slower songs to work on both your beatride and your own, unique style. Honestly speaking, if your style and moves were more developed,a cwalk at that speed would be pretty awesome.
- The last thing that I felt took away from the video was the cleanness of the moves,I thought it started out well but as you went on, I don't know if you were getting tired or just had some missed steps but the things you were doing visibly started getting sloppier and less energetic.It may be the speed, but definitely make sure your basics are cleaned up before trying to take it to the next level.
Overall, I thought you had really nice speed, a good amount of moves, and that the things that you didn't do so well could easily be worked on. I think if you fix those you could be pretty damn good, so good luck with that
JayJay: I thought you connected with the song really well, I definitely felt it through your walk, particularly at 0:45 to 0:47, that really looked / felt good. Your walk was very consistent, with a few downfalls:
- Execution, I felt like a lot of your moves were slightly sloppy, especially the heel-toes, shuffle and some of the Vs (still better than me of course
). It is possible that in feeling the song you were being too relaxed and did not put that extra bit of energy into the steps. None were shockingly bad, just I didn't get that "he has so much control" feeling.
- Lack of variety, you didn't have anything I hadn't seen before, or that many transitions / variations. I feel like you really need to add more things to take it to the next level and make your cwalk more entertaining.
- Beatride, most of it was good, but once again,probably due to the relaxed song, I felt like you needed more energy. You missed a few but the main thing that bothered me was that the ones you hit weren't hit hard / noticeably enough. Even in a relaxed song you need to put energy into the right places to make the cwalk better.
Overall, I thought you had a great cwalk which is a really strong base to be developed upon, provided you clean up your steps and start adding more in! You really connected with the song, and although I feel like you were too relaxed I definitely felt it, which was a big plus.
My vote(if you decide to count it,if you don't at least I gave a bit of advice
):
JayJay, more consistent Cwalk, better song choice and just felt the song really well, with a more developed beatride. I feel like Chausterrr could have challenged JayJay more if he had picked a better song, but his speed wasn't enough to get my vote. Both of you rock and have a lot of potential if you build upon the right parts of your cwalk!
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